‘Sponge Cities’ and urban drainage design in Ancient China
Come along and hear about ingenuity in water management and drainage design on Water Industry Night 2019! It is an international water journey through time and off the beaten track, […]
Introducing Urbaqua’s newest recruit
Urbaqua has recently added one new team member to our ranks. Yingying Shi is our new Graduate Environmental Scientist. Yingying had her Doctoral degree related to Water Resource Management. Yingying proposed that the […]
World Water Day 2019: Leaving no one behind
World Water Day 2019 will be here on Friday 22nd March! The theme for this year is ‘Leaving no one behind’. The reality is there still are billions of people […]
Serpentine-Jarrahdale officially puts its roots down on its trees
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now. (famous Chinese proverb). Late last year, the Council of the Shire of Serpentine […]
THIS is why we need good drainage
On a recent trip over east, one our Urbaqua staff members had a bit of a shock when trying to get to a cool Sydney inner west hipster restaurant – […]
A million dead fish & maladministration: could the Murray Darling fish kills really have been prevented?
Death of a 100 year old Cod It’s been over a month since the first large scale death of fish at the now unfortunately well-known town of Menindee, located within […]
It’s 2019: reaching both New Horizons & new climate extremes
Welcome to 2019 everyone! While some of us are only just slowly crawling back to our proverbial desks, some other ridiculous high-achievers have finally landed us on the far side […]
