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The blueprint to reducing Lismore floods by up to two metres

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By Amy Edwards
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By Amy Edwards 30 June 2026 4 min read Key points The CSIRO team behind the Northern Rivers Resilience Initiative has delivered its final report. It brings together years of extensive community engagement, robust flood mitigation options, high-resolution hydrodynamic modelling and analysis of historical flood events. Lessons learnt through this project could be applied in other flood-prone areas of Australia.
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Full crew protection for active bushfire fighting vehicles across Victoria

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By Amy Edwards
| CSIRO
By Amy Edwards 4 December 2025 3 min read Providing better protection for firefighting crews during bushfire outbreaks has been a huge focus of Justin Leonard’s career. And last week, he saw this legacy reach a major milestone. The CSIRO Bushfire Adaptation Research Leader witnessed the fit out of Victoria’s Country Fire Authority (CFA) ultra-light tankers with a foam based crew protection system. These small vehicles are the last of the CFA fleet to be fitted.
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Better by design: Culture at the heart of remote housing in the Northern Territory

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By Amy Edwards
| CSIRO
By Amy Edwards 9 June 2025 6 min read Key points Poor housing design in remote areas harms Aboriginal health, culture and community. Wilya Janta is an Aboriginal non-profit collaboration working to change this. They are jointly building a demonstration house in Tennant Creek and CSIRO is providing advice on energy and thermal efficiency. When Warumungu Leader Jimmy Frank Jupurrurla talks about his ideal ‘castle’, he doesn’t describe a huge lavish home.
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