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.
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This week’s water community activity focused on renewing essential infrastructure, involving customers in future planning and finding new ways to monitor waterway health. From pipe upgrades across several states to research that may help assess cyanobacterial blooms, the latest developments show how water services and environmental knowledge continue to evolve. NATIONAL Lindsey Brown joins Mott MacDonald regional leadership team Mott MacDonald has appointed Lindsey Brown as growth director for Asia Pacific, New Zealand and Australia. Based in Australia,… Read more
The Australian Water Association’s Victorian Branch is looking ahead to another big year of connection, collaboration and conversation across Victoria’s water community. With a new Branch Committee, an energetic Young Water Professionals… Read more
You may have seen some of the alarming headlines and viral statistics about artificial intelligence (AI) data centres in Australia. Whether it’s the amount of water they consume to keep their servers cool or their potential impacts on our… Read more
As Australian cities plan for population growth and increasingly variable rainfall, diversified water supplies will be central to maintaining safe, reliable and affordable services. For Danielle Francis, that means ensuring every viable… 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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