“There’s still a lot to be done”: Senator Claire Moore on Australia’s SDG agenda
Ahead of her retirement, Current spoke to Labor senator and Shadow Minister for International Development and the Pacific Claire Moore about Australia's ability to...
What are the uses for data science in the water sector?
The digital revolution is bolstered by all kinds of buzzwords, but the fast-growing field of data science is beginning to...
Searching for a solution to contaminated water in remote Indigenous communities
Access to safe water is an issue faced by many Indigenous Australians, and two leading experts say safe water provision...
Economic heavyweight stresses climate change action
Internationally acclaimed economist Professor Jeffery Sachs today told Ozwater’19 delegates their expertise is crucial in helping transform business-as-usual development into...
Why are women underrepresented in water?
That the Australian workplace has a gender diversity problem is no secret. Despite one in two Australian workers being women,...
Splitting water: The researchers improving hydrogen production
With the world’s appetite for renewable energy increasing rapidly, hydrogen offers an excellent alternative to oil-based fuel sources. However, producing hydrogen...
Addressing non-revenue water losses
Non-revenue water losses have plagued utilities for years, yet efforts to stem the flow are hampered when funding comes into...
Electric bugs: A new approach to resource recovery
Microbial electrochemistry (using bacteria to produce electricity directly from effluent streams) holds great potential in wastewater treatment. We spoke to...
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