Creating Water Sensitive Communities
WSUD 2018 & HYDROPOLIS 2018 – Creating Water Sensitive Communities
This week (13th-15th February 2018) in Perth, Western Australia, the 10th International Conference on...
Restoring the Fotheringham Reserve Billabong
Restoring the Fotheringham Reserve Billabong
The Australian Government, Department of Environment and Energy, has been publishing Wetlands Australia since 1995 to bring together information...
Andrew Telfer joins the Water Industry Alliance Board
Andrew Telfer joins the Water Industry Alliance Board
At the recent AGM of the Water Industry Alliance (WIA), Andrew Telfer was elected to the Alliance Board. The Water Industry Alliance is...
13th Hydraulics in Water Engineering Conference
13th Hydraulics in Water Engineering Conference
The 13th Hydraulics in Water Engineering Conference is being held from the 14th to the 16th November 2016. This is an important conference with...
Australian Water Environments joins Water Technology
Water Technology and Australian Water Environments have joined forces
The Board of Water Technology is pleased to announce that on the 2nd of October 2017, an agreement with the management...
The Challenges of Modelling Ungauged Urban Catchments
Modelling Ungauged Urban Catchments
Luke Cunningham today will present at an Engineers Australia (WA Division) event on
The Challenges of Modelling Ungauged Urban Catchments
Sediment yields from urban & urbanising catchments
Global sediment yields from urban and urbanizing watersheds
Project Engineer Kathy Russell, along with her supervisors Geoff Vietz and Tim Fletcher (University of Melbourne), has published...
Data Collection
Expanded data collection and analysis design and capability
Many factors impact on excellent environmental process modelling, analyses and subsequent design outcomes, potentially the most...
Flood Emergency Response at the FMA Conference
Flood Emergency Response at the FMA Conference in Newcastle
The Floodplain Management Australia Annual Conference is being held next week (16-19th May 2017) in Newcastle, NSW. The conference...
Stormwater Victoria 2017 Conference
2017 Stormwater Victoria Conference – Time for a watershed?
This week (3-5th May 2017) the stormwater industry in Victoria gets together in Lorne for the 2017 Stormwater Victoria Conference....
Floodplain Management Australia Excellence Award 2017 Finalists
Recognition as finalists in the Floodplain Management Australia Excellence Award 2017
Each year Floodplain Management Australia (FMA) publicly recognises outstanding contributions in flood...
Project Sea Dragon EIS
Project Sea Dragon Approvals
The Australian Government, Department of the Environment and Energy, and Northern Territory EPA (NT EPA) has recommended that the NT Minister for Primary Industry...
Groynes – for what purpose?
Groynes are sometimes used as part of an erosion mitigation strategy on sandy beaches. But how do they work… and are they effective?
The natural longshore transport of sand on an eroding...
Women in Engineering and Science – celebrating International Women’s Day
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Water Technology’s phenomenal team of female engineers and scientists hosted a breakfast for female engineering students from Monash University.
The...
Radar Rainfall Calibration Webinar
WHEN: Recorded 12:30PM AEST 1ST DECEMBER 2016
How reliable is the radar rainfall forecast?
What is the usefulness of radar rainfall data?
Can radar rainfall be used for more than just planning...
Sand Nourishment for Habitat Creation
The Gippsland Lakes are the largest navigable inland waterway in Australia, popular with recreational fishers, nature lovers and holidaymakers. The area of the Lakes is over 400 square kilometres,...
Australasian Coasts and Ports 2017 Conference
Australasian Coasts and Ports 2017 Conference
Water Technology is pleased to have four papers accepted for the Australasian Coasts and Ports 2017 Conference in Cairns June 2017. The Coasts...
HWRS 2016: Hydrologists and Hydrographers Holding Hands
HYDROLOGISTS AND HYDROGRAPHERS HOLDING HANDS
Authors: Ben Tate¹, Jessica Littlejohn² and Rebekah Webb² ¹ Water Technology ² Ventia
Abstract:This paper...
Call for Community Feedback on Granite Creeks Regional Flood Mapping Study
The Granite Creeks Regional Flood Mapping Study is one of several Victorian regional flood studies currently in progress. The objective of these studies is to develop valuable flood intelligence...
HydroNET Webinar: Flood Emergency Planning & Response
Local and State Authorities play a critical role in the front-line response to the impact of storm events and climate change. The challenges to better planning and responses require an adaptive...
Proudly supporting the Australian Sailing Team in Rio
Congratulations to Tom Burton (GOLD), Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin (SILVER), Matt Belcher and Will Ryan (SILVER) and Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen (SILVER)
Water...
Gippsland Emergency Flood Response
Well done to all involved in the recent Gippsland flood response. Water Technology Pty Ltd local engineer, Simon Hof, was working alongside authorities in the Incident Control Centre. Supported...
Get To Know Your Streamflow Network #OurGauges
Under the Victorian Regional Water Monitoring Partnership program, surface water data is collected from around 800 monitoring sites across the State. This partnership approach allows the data...
Coastal Engineering Solutions join Water Technology
On the 12th of October 2015, Coastal Engineering Solutions joined with Water Technology under the Water Technology name to integrate our capabilities in delivering consulting services...
Reflections on the Floods of 2010-2011 Part 2 The Response Effort
It has been five years since the devastation caused by the 2010-11 floods, and over that time emergency authorities have been put under immense scrutiny through several reviews. This article...
Recent Publication by Water Technology Staff Member – Dr Michael Cheetham
http://www.publish.csiro.au/paper/MF15080.htm
Accumulation of sulfidic sediments in a channelised inland river system, southern Australia
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Five years have quickly passed since the beginning of the record breaking, drought relieving floods of 2010-11. Over the coming months we will publish a series of articles about the sequence... Through the Water Technology Giving initiative we have raised $4,000 over the last 12 months, donated to Water Aid, Beyond Blue and the World Wide Fund for Nature. We raise funds by employees... Water Technology is this month celebrating our 15th year since the birth of our little company. Back then it was just our Managing Director Andrew McCowan. 15 years on and we are a company... Water Technology would like to extend a warm welcome to three new staff members that have started in the Brisbane office and one new staff member located in the Melbourne office. Blair Filer,... Water Technology in partnership with our Dutch colleagues HydroLogic, are proud to announce that we have begun the first phase of an exciting project part funded by the European Space Agency.... Water Technology recently received a “High Commendation” in the category “Most Outstanding Company in Gender Diversity 2014” from the Women in Engineering National Committee, Engineers... Water Technology’s Giving initiative has raised $1,900 over the last 6 months for Water Aid, Beyond Blue and World Wide Fund for Nature. Water Technology purchases espresso coffee... Water Technology recently held our annual Christmas Party, which is always a great opportunity for our people from Melbourne, Brisbane and regional Victorian offices to come together in a... Water Technology has been commissioned by West Gippsland CMA in conjunction with Latrobe City Council and Wellington Shire Council to undertake three flood investigations at Traralgon, Rosedale... Following on from our previous news article on the landmark Bendigo Flood Study, Our Floodplain consultants have put together this map (to scale), demonstrating the size of the study area... Water Technology floodplain consultants has recently completed a major landmark flood study in Bendigo utilising an innovative leading approach. The flood risk posed by Bendigo Creek and... Water Technology urban drainage engineers has recently been appointed by Knox City Council to undertake the flood mapping of four of its urban catchments. The hydrological and hydraulic modelling... Water Technology has recently been awarded the Warracknabeal and Brim Flood Investigation. Water Technology staff spent a full day on Yarriambiack Creek, with Wimmera CMA, Yarriambiack Shire... Water Technology recently held an inception meeting for the Bridgewater Flood Study with North Central CMA, Loddon Shire Council, other agency representatives and members of the Bridgewater... What are they? Water Technology is currently launching RainWatchers in collaboration with Glenelg Hopkins CMA and HydroLogic. We are currently forming a Beta Group with users registered in Victoria and Queensland. RainWatchers... Earlier this year, Dr Richard Walton and Dr Michael Cheetham from Water Technology’s Brisbane office joined the McArthur River Mine Independent Monitor... Water Technology is proud to be sending 4 delegates at the 7th Australian Stream Management (7ASM) conference next week in Townsville. This years conference, with the theme ‘catchments... Chris is a spatial professional with more than 6 years experience in GIS, spatial data management, RDBMS, web-mapping, land surveying, cartography and ... Last week’s wintery change across Melbourne caused considerable damage and coastal flooding along the Victorian coastline. The storm surge within Port Phillip Bay was close to a 100... Water Technology has recently finalised the design and construction of the Muddy Creek fishway with GHCMA, VicRoads, Catchment Health Engineering, ARI, Kingfisher Research and Downryte Excavations. Water... Water Technology in association with Bent Architecture and Essential Economics has been successful in the tendering process to undertake the Casey Complex... The Office of Living Victoria (OLV) fund is designed to support organisations and committees across Victoria plan and implement local solutions that take advantage of all available for fit-for-purpose... In support of our local community, Water Technology helped Vermont Primary School obtain a grant from the Victorian Government for an integrated water management plan for the site. This... Abstract: The use of gauged flows for flood hydrology depends on rating curves, ... Abstract: The Gippsland Lakes is a system of coastal lagoons sheltered behind sandy... Water Technology is a proud member of the project team working towards the Mullum Creek sustainable development in Donvale (VIC). The 20 hectare Mullum Creek residential development includes... At Water Technology We wish you merry christmas and a happy new year ahead. May the new year bring new opportunities and joys. Christine Lachlan Arrowsmith and Kathy Russell from the Coast and Environment Group recently undertook a site visit to Jigalong Community in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.... Water Technology are currently undertaking flood studies in seven towns in the Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) area. The studies cover both riverine and overland flow-path flooding. Riverine... The HydroView application gives single point access to all data which is connected via the HydroConnect service. Hydroview can provide access... A successful forum on the Gippsland Lakes intended to educate, inspire and empower stakeholders and the broader community was held last week. WT Managing Director, Dr Andrew McCowan presented... RainWatch: Online access to the best available rainfall information This application provides online easy access to the following actual and historical information: Water Technology will be presenting two papers at the WSUD 2013 Conference held on the Gold Coast in the 25th to... Implications of Sea Level Rise on Coastal Hazards and Adaptation Options in Western Port Tim Womersley is presenting at the CSIRO run Climate Adaptation Engineering for cities and... In recognition of Water Technology’s commitment to high quality mapping to support our floodplain and coastal studies Georgina Race,... Welcome to Johanna Theilemann Water Technology strongly believes that our people are our greatest asset, and we are delighted to welcome Johanna Theilemann to the team. Jo has a long... Members of Water Technology’s Coastal and Environment team are attending the 2013 Australian and New... The City of Greater Bendigo (CoGB) engaged Water Technology... The workshop is aimed... Water resources and engineering specialist, Stephen Clark, arrived in Samoa this month to continue the recovery and reconstruction work following... In the past 12 months Water Technology has delivered a large number of Flood Mapping Investigations and Floodplain Management Plans for our clients.... Dr Andrew McCowan to present at Engineers Australia 27th June 2013. Over the past 5 to 10 years, two-dimensional (2D) hydrodynamic models have increasingly become the standard approach... Water Technology would like to welcome Johanna Theilemann to the team. Jo has worked for 9 years with Glenelg Hopkins CMA and has extensive experience... Water Technology has this month been featured in the Australian National Construction Review magazine (page 85) for the design of Wyndham Harbour on the western foreshore of Port Philip bay.... Cutting-edge mapping technology is critical for successfully ‘flood proofing’ the nation, according to one of Australia’s most reputable water management advisors. The message comes... The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority has recently constructed the Barwon lower Breakwater fishway. The fishway, designed by Water Technology with input from Ivor Stuart of Kingfisher... Water Technology has recently undertaken another combined water quality and flood storage functional design, this time for a residential development in Bacchus Marsh. The system uses a sediment... Councils are able to purchase from Water Technology without tendering or requesting multiple quotes. Procuring through Local Buy’s Environmental Consultancy Services (BUS 225-1211) and Engineering... Abstract:
The accumulation of monosulfidic sediments in inland waterways is emerging as a major environmental issue. Mobilisation and suspension of monosulfidic sediments can result in deoxygenation,... All the staff at Water Technology would like to extend our sympathies to those impacted by the extreme weather conditions that occurred over the Australia day long weekend. Due to the large... Dr Andrew McCowan and Warwick Bishop of Water Technology have been heavily involved in the development of Engineers Australia’s new guidelines on “Two Dimensional Modelling in Urban and... Water Technology would like to welcome Alison Miller to the Water Technology team, joining the Catchments and Floodplains group in our Melbourne office. Alison has joined us from an... Water Technology is undertaking a project for the East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority on the management of the estuary entrances. The work seeks to identify the key issues that influence... We would like to welcome two new starters to the Water Technology team. Michael (Mick) Cheetham joins the Brisbane Office as a Project Scientist working in the Waterway Group. Mick... Water Technology would like to welcome two new starters to the Melbourne office and one new starter to the Brisbane office. Nuno Jeronimo has joined the Melbourne office as an Engineer... The Stormwater team in Melbourne specialise in urban flood mapping projects, Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD), development proposals and stormwater management plans for a range of clients... Megan joins Water Technology’s Spatial Team. The team aims to support the dual roles of integrating and value adding to current services and delivery of projects and leading direct spatial... Water Technology seeks applications from senior coastal engineers for our Brisbane office. You will join a group with a strong commitment to delivering quality service and fostering ongoing... Our team would like to welcome Rianda and Ky. Rianda Mills has been responsible for a range of projects in both the private and public sectors over the past seven years working in the... Alister has more than twelve (12) years professional experience in the Civil Engineering industry across Australia and has worked extensively within the water resources, flooding and drainage... As Water Technology continues to grow we have been successful in recruiting a number of additional senior staff. As with previous years, our growth is founded upon the recruitment of exceptional... Australia has recently experienced extreme flood impacts due an extraordinarily wet spring-summer period, particularly in SE Australia. Over the September 2010 to January 2011 period Water... We are pleased to announce the opening of the Water Technology Horsham office servicing western Victoria. As a company we have a commitment to the servicing of our clients in regional areas... Dr Andrew McCowan, Managing Director and founder of Water Technology, has been appointed to the federal government’s Coasts and Climate Change Council by Greg Combet, the federal... Following our contributions to flood response in September and December last year, Water Technology is again assisting the Victorian SES in flood planning and emergency management for the... Serious flooding is currently being experienced in SE Queensland with the situation expected to worsen for much of the major metropolitan areas over the next 24 to 48 hours. Flood warnings... Water Technology has developed and calibrated a hydrologic flood forecasting model to provide Ensham Mine with in-house warning of floods... Congratulations to Dr Richard Walton who has just been appointed an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
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REFLECTIONS ON THE FLOODS OF 2010-11 PART 1, AS IT HAPPENED.
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Water Technology Keeps On Giving
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From Little Things Big Things Grow
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Water Technology gives a warm welcome to 4 new staff members
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A small step… and a giant leap
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High Commendation for Most Outstanding Company in Gender Diversity 2014
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Water Technology employees raise $1,900 for Charity
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Congratulations to our Top Techer winners of 2014
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West Gippsland Flood Studies
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Update: Bendigo Flood Study
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Landmark flood study in Bendigo
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Knox City Council Urban Mapping
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Warracknabeal and Brim Flood Investigation
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Bridgewater Flood Study
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Geoid Models – Industry Update
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RainWatchers Beta Testing
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Water Technology joins the McArthur River Mine Independent Monitor
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Water Technology at the 7th Australian Stream Management Conference
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Welcome Chris Charles
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Storms Hit Victoria
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Muddy Creek Fishway
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Casey Complex Water Management Plan
Casey Complex Water Management Plan
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Applying for OLV Round Two Funding to help local community projects
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Water Tech supports local primary school
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HWRS 2014: Improving Rating Curves with 2D Hydrodynamic Modelling
Improving Rating Curves with 2D Hydrodynamic Modelling
Authors: Ben Tate; Kathy Russell
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HWRS 2014: Spatial Assessment of Estuary Shoreline Erosion Susceptibility
Spatial Assessment of Estuary Shoreline Erosion Susceptibility
Authors: Christine Arrowsmith; Georgina Race
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Mullum Creek sustainable development in Donvale (VIC)
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Merry Christmas
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Flood Risk Assessment for Jigalong: along the rabbit proof fence
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Supporting water managers making effective decisions by using HydroNET
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Hydrology & Water Resources Symposium, 2014, status accepted.
*HydroLogic, P.O. Box 2177, 3800 CD Amersfoort,... 
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Water Technology Mapping Floods in the Toowoomba Region
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HydroNET: HydroView
HydroView: One entrance to all the data you need!
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Integrated Water Management Opportunities for Inner Suburban Areas
This paper is being presented at the WSUD 2013 Conference
Integrated Water Management Opportunities for Inner Suburban Areas
AUTHORS
Warwick Bishop, Water Technology
Sarah Law, Water Technology
James... 
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THE MAGICAL 72 HOURS – DOES IT EXIST IN PRACTICE?
This paper is being presented at the WSUD 2013 Conference
The Magical 72 Hours – Does it Exist in Practice?
AUTHORS
Thomas Cousland, Water Technology, Melbourne, Australia
David Reginato,... 
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Love our Lakes Forum
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HydroNET RainWatch
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Water Technology presenting at the VMG November Meeting
Water Technology presenting at the VMG November Meeting
The Water Technology Stormwater team will be presenting the design of a combined flood storage and wetland in the Gippsland Region during... 
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Water Technology at the 8th WSUD International Conference
Water Technology Presenting at the 2013 WSUD 8th International Conference.
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HydroLogic and Water Technology sign partnership to establish the HydroNET portal in Australia
13 October 2013 Andrew McCowan director of WaterTechnology and Arnold Lobbrecht director of HydroLogic are proud to announce that they have signed a partnership agreement to establish the HydroNET... 
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Implications of Sea Level Rise on Coastal Hazards and Adaptation Options in Western Port
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Georgina presents Cartography and map design workshop
Georgina presents Cartography and map design workshop
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Water Technology Welcomes Johanna Theilemann
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2013 Australian Coasts and Port Conference – 2 Papers Presented by Water Technology
2013 Australian Coasts and Port Conference – 2 Papers Presented by Water Technology
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Bendigo City Council WSUD Documentation & Maintenance Advice
Bendigo City Council WSUD Documentation & Maintenance Advice
Client: City of Greater Bendigo
Location: Bendigo Region, Victoria
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7th Annual Mining the Territory Conference Workshop: Water Issues & Management in the NT
7th Annual Mining the Territory Conference Workshop: Water Issues & Management in the NT
Led by: Christine Arrowsmith,
Senior Principal Engineer,
Water Technology
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Steve Clark, Director at Water Technology, volunteers for the Australian Civilian Corps
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Water Technology Delivers on Flood Plans
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Engineers Australia Presentation AR&R – Project 15: Two Dimensional Modelling in Urban and Rural Floodplains
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Water Technology in South-West Victoria
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Wyndham Harbour Construction
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Flood mapping and GIS
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Barwon River Fishway
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Water Quality and Flood Storage Solutions for Bacchus Marsh Development
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Water Technology & Local Buy in Queensland
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Mobilisation, alteration, and redistribution of monosulfidic sediments in inland river systems
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Flooding in South East Queensland
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Australian Rainfall and Runoff 2012 (AR&R) Guidelines Launched
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Water Technology Welcomes Alison Miller
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East Gippsland Estuary Entrance Management
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Water Technology welcomes new starters to the Brisbane and Melbourne Offices
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Three new starters at Water Technology
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Stormwater Design Tour
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Our team would like to welcome Megan Richardson to the Melbourne office
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Senior Coastal Engineer Wanted
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Water Technology has another two exceptional staff starting this week
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Water Technology would like to welcome Alistair Daly
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Water Technology Welcomes Lauren and Georgina
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Web-based flood mapping tools – from vision to reality
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New office in Horsham and expansion in Melbourne and Brisbane
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Dr Andrew McCowan appointed to Coasts and Climate Change Council
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Flood planning and emergency management in Victoria.
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Serious flood situation developing in SE Qld
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Flood Management in Queensland
Ensham Mine Flood Warning System, Emerald, Queensland
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Congratulations Richard!
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