Current magazine is part of the comprehensive communications suite for our 5,000 members. Launched just prior to Ozwater each year and serving as the official Ozwater magazine, Current publishes news and analysis, case studies, and the latest in scientific research and water policy.
Each edition also includes 8-14 technical paper executive summaries.
In the latest episode of the Accelerating Action podcast, Jamie Kaye (Principal Scientist, Water Technology) sits down with the Australian Water Association to explore how First Nations knowledge is being integrated into water modelling and land management projects. Through the Queensland Water Modelling Network project, Jamie and his team have partnered with Mandandanji Traditional Owners and Aboriginal rangers, focusing on ways to bring Indigenous land management practices into technical frameworks for water modelling. This episode offers insights… Read more
This week in water, the Murray–Darling Basin Plan faces scrutiny as progress lags on key targets, while Australia eyes a $1.7 billion hydrogen opportunity by 2050. Across the states, researchers achieve a major breakthrough in desalination… Read more
As water organisations apply circular economy principles in infrastructure, a leading waste recovery and circular economy expert recommends shifting focus from traditional recycling to a comprehensive approach to resource recovery and to… Read more
In the latest episode of the Accelerating Action podcast, Steve Martin (Project Manager, Palm Island Aboriginal Shire Council) sits down with the Australian Water Association to discuss the challenges and progress of delivering sustainable… Read more
A Study of Water Quality in Kelly’s Off Stream Storage, Byfield, Central Queensland
L Fabbro A Craig G G Kafle L Wells T Collins G McIntyre M Dalton A Gibson
This paper analyses the water quality and environmental determinants for Kelly’s Off Stream Storage, Byfield, Central Queensland with a view to understanding ...
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Comparing the reliability of two soil moisture probes for high clay content NSW soils
D Bretreger, G Hancock, I-Y. Yeo, C Martinez, T Wells, T Cox, V Kunkel, A Gibson
The accurate measurement of soil moisture can be a time-consuming task. Soil moisture is highly variable, and it can be ...
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