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  • A key recommendation for incorporating traditional knowledge systems into scientific research: prioritising STEM education for First Nations Peoples

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 28 February 2017

    In an interview with Aboriginal water expert Brad Moggridge, the value of science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) education for Aboriginal youth, and Australians as a whole was discussed….


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  • Synergies between environmental flows and cultural water

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 27 February 2017

    In an interview with Brad Moggridge, Aboriginal water expert, researcher, and advocate, he described the relationship between environmental flows and cultural water  Cultural water is water resources and water…


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  • Philanthropic water to support environmental goals

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 24 February 2017

    Many different policy approaches have emerged over the past ten years trying to find ways to support Indigenous rights to water in Australia. Some of these have looked great…


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  • Launch of Kini Interview Series

    Posted by Zoe on 23 February 2017

    In early February, Kini launched its interview series with leading water practitioners addressing water challenges and how best to face them. The aim of the interviews…


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  • Water Abundance XPRIZE and DFAT innovationXchange competition

    Posted by Zoe on 23 February 2017

    The Water Abundance XPRIZE is an open challenge to use technology to improve affordable access to clean water in high humidity areas where water is…


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  • River Torrens / Karrawirra Parri, South Australia

    South Australia’s water industry recognised

    Posted by Zoe on 22 February 2017

    Australian Water Partnership CEO Professor Gary Jones told Water Industry Alliance (WIA) members in Adelaide that the Alliance was recognised for having played a major role in developing the…


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  • ​Can Western science validate and acknowledge First Nations Peoples’ traditional knowledge in journals and reports?

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 22 February 2017

    During an interview with Brad Moggridge, the challenges around bridging the gap between traditional knowledge and scientific journals and reports was discussed. Traditional knowledge is composed of a…


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  • Drought action video | #droughtaction

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 22 February 2017

    This video, directed and shot by Nachiket Pangare (Nash), covers the issue of water scarcity that is looming in many parts of the world. Water scarcity…


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  • Aboriginal knowledge and connection to water

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 21 February 2017

    From the Brad Moggridge interview: traditional knowledge and scientific knowledge: opportunities and tensions in water management. This content was originally part of the Kini Interview Series. Kini is a…


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  • Connection through Caring for Country and Caring for Water

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 19 February 2017

    Caring for Country and Caring for Water programs have tremendous value for connecting Aboriginal people to their communities, particularly for those youth who may live in cities and feel…


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