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Moving North
A new chapter begins… I have accepted an appointment to lead a new research institute in Darwin at Charles Darwin University. My formal title will be Director, Research Institute for Environment and Livelihoods, and my initial contract is for five … Continue reading
Posted in family stuff, landcare, science and knowledge, sustainability
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Rethinking the Basin Plan
The launch of the community guide to the draft Murray Darling Basin Plan marks the latest step in the largely bipartisan process of water reform that commenced with the COAG reforms of 1994. It also graphically displays the risks inherent … Continue reading
Posted in climate water energy, food, landcare, sustainability
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Productivity Commission recommends renovation of rural R&D
As the nation’s 43rd Parliament commences this week, rural and regional affairs and infrastructure are expected to enjoy new prominence. One of the critical elements of such infrastructure is rural research and development — not just how much we invest … Continue reading
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a wonderful trip around Oz
I’ve just returned from self-imposed long service leave, enjoying a long-planned and much anticipated family camping trip around the central and north-eastern chunks of the Australian continent. We covered 18,000km in 14 weeks and the overall experience was fantastic. Our … Continue reading
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