Federal and SA governments commit $32M for council stormwater harvesting and recycled water projects
South Australian councils are stepping up to show how urban stormwater harvesting can directly relieve pressure on the Murray-Darling Basin.
South Australian councils are stepping up to show how urban stormwater harvesting can directly relieve pressure on the Murray-Darling Basin.
Where a simple chatbot must quickly respond with a probabilistically reasonable answer, an AI agent must constantly reason, negotiate, and question itself. Will Sommer, Senior Director Analyst at Gartner, captured the core issue behind enterprise automation economics this week.
Managing site contamination sign-offs across state borders is about to become far more efficient for multi-jurisdictional projects. The Heads of EPA Australia and New Zealand (HEPA) has launched the 2026 National Harmonised Auditor Accreditation Process (NHAAP).
NVIDIA is now underwriting its own demand. Hardware supply is no longer the principal bottleneck for frontier artificial intelligence models. Power generation, physical real estate, and grid capacity have taken its place.
NSW Environment Protection Authority is introducing a mandatory PFAS Chemical Control Order that directly targets secondary receivers. From 1 October 2026, every licensed landfill and sewage treatment plant across New South Wales will face compulsory, standardised PFAS testing and reporting.
A $2 billion Statement of Claim lodged in the Federal Court of Australia alleges manufacturer 3M knew about PFAS toxicity and environmental persistence for more than 50 years.
Can artificial intelligence discover pure mathematics that human researchers missed for a decade? Two frontier reasoning models have resolved an open question in mathematical optimisation theory that had remained unsolved since 2016.
Stockpile volume calculations and environmental data across Victoria are facing a new benchmark of precision.
Effective governance is a global problem that no one has solved yet.
Data centre investments across New South Wales are compounding at 75 percent annually, but project approvals will now require far tighter environmental controls. The NSW Government has formally launched its Data Centre Policy Framework and accompanying Data Centre Guidelines.