In This Together, 20 years on
Twenty years ago, more than a quarter of a million people walked across the Sydney Harbour Bridge calling for change and a more reconciled Australia. And in recent days another […]
Category Archives: Water
Masters of WSUD: New WAter Ways masterclass series starting soon
Always wanted to become a Master of WSUD? Well now’s your chance: New WAter Ways have announced their first Masterclass series taking place in the first half of 2020. These […]
National Water Week: ‘It’s time to change the world’
If you didn’t know it already, we’re nearing the end of National Water Week 2019! It happens every October to build awareness of water environments and resources, and to remind […]
Buneenboro: the draft Perth Water Precinct Plan is out for comment
Buneenboro is the Nyoongar name for the area of Perth Water between the Narrows Bridge in the west and the Causeway (Windan Bridge) in the east. It is the great, […]
A Smart show(off) – Wharf St Smart Park revealed!
Happy Friday everyone! As summarised in our previous blog article, the City of Canning and Water Corporation, together with yours truly and others* are starting to make headway on the Wharf St […]
How much water does your life cost?
Do you know how much water it actually takes to support your lifestyle? It might be easy enough to work out based on your direct water use (for drinking, washing, […]
New WAter Ways Bus Tour – WSUD in the City
Perth Stadium is the home of many of Western Australia’s hopes (Fremantle), dreams (Scorchers), failures (Glory) and successes (West Coast). What probably isn’t apparent to the 60,000 that regularly flock […]
Cape Town – Where Are They Now?
Coming up to the end of May and we’re well below our average annual rainfall in Perth and Sydney is about to implement level 1 water restrictions for the first […]
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 […]
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 […]
