On the first of our Water Justice Hub Researcher’s series, we talk with Dr. Anne Poelina: Chair of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council, Adjunct Professor and Senior Research Fellow at the Nulungu Research Institute at the University of Notre Dame and Managing...

Late last month, Water Justice Hub was honoured to help host ‘Visualisation of the 2019 Peoples Tribunal Testimonies’ on 17 April at Maidens Hotel, Menindee and 20-21April at Wilcannia Community Hall. The goal of this event was to help bring attention and...

Water Justice Hub is proud to help host ‘Visualisation of the 2019 Peoples Tribunal Testimonies’, coming to Menindee on 17 April and Wilcannia on 20-21 April. If you are in Menindee and Wilcannia, make sure to come and see these important artworks while you can! There...

The world faces severe global risks of over-extraction and misuse of water that will prevent achievement by 2030 of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all. The crisis of...

Dear all,MLDRIN is seeking Expressions of Interest from individuals for a new position within the organization, which will focus on identifying and advancing water law and policy reforms sought by Victorian Traditional Owners. Please circulate this to anyone you...

An exciting opportunity exists for up to two four-year PhD scholarships, beginning in 2021, to be part of a five-year Australian Research Council Laureate Program led by Professor Quentin Grafton. An attractive stipend of a minimum of $28,092/year (tax free) is...

On this episode, guest host Kim Cunio is joined by Kathleen Harriden and Jessica Weir to talk about the importance of Indigenous knowledge, the deep connection of Indigenous people to Country, and how to decolonise Australian institutions. Listen the episode at:...