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.
This week’s water sector activity focused on water security, recycled water, infrastructure investment, biodiversity, education and community engagement, with major projects and practical initiatives supporting more resilient services and environments. From returning Manton Dam to service and expanding recycled water use to restoring threatened species habitat, improving water literacy and planning treatment plant upgrades, the latest developments reflect the breadth of work underway across the sector. STATE AND TERRITORY Recycled water supports new… Read more
The Pacific Ocean may separate our island nations geographically, but we are deeply connected by our geography, our culture and our economies. Pacific Island countries are sometimes described as small island states, but I prefer to think… Read more
The water sector is facing increasing pressure, from climate variability and supply constraints to affordability and ageing infrastructure. At Ozwater'26, GHD's live visual storytelling activation captured how industry leaders are thinking… Read more
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When leaders from across industry, government and utilities gathered for Connected by Water 2026 in Perth earlier this year, they shared a common view that Australia’s sustainable water future will not be shaped by single-sector solutions… Read more
Climatic influences on Warragamba water quality
Q Ollivier, L Oliveira, L Hamilton
Understanding the role that a changing climate has played on the source water quality of Sydney’s water supply systems is necessary for long term strategic supply planning. This paper analyses 22 years of water quality data ... ...
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The treatment of PFAS-impacted groundwater using novel regenerable ion exchange resin: A five-year case study
D M Kempisty, C Gordon, J Haxen, O Mowla, M G Nickelsen, S Woodard
This paper will provide an update on PFAS treatment using regenerable resin data from bench-, pilot-, and full-scale systems ... ...
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