Flinders University – Supporting the next chapter
The Goyder Institute for Water Research entered an exciting fourth term on 1 July 2026, continuing its partnership for a further three years. For this new term, Flinders University will be the Institute’s administrative host, providing the Institute with its contracting, HR, and accommodation services. The Institute will continue to deliver strong outcomes for its partners […]
Avian Influenza (Bird Flu)
Community Forum – Goolwa As South Australia has confirmed its first detection of H5 bird flu. The South Australian Government is hosting a community forum to help keep community informed. This forum will provide updates on the current preparedness measures in place, as well as the animal, human and environmental health considerations. You’ll hear from […]
CLLMM Research Centre News
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Australian Water Association | OZ Water Workshop
Water Resilient & Liveable Communities in Regional & Remote Australia This workshop brings together leaders from the Water‑Resilient and Liveable Communities in Regional and Remote Australia Network to explore how water planning, governance and innovation can support resilient, liveable communities across Australia’s regional and remote areas. The session will highlight practical insights from research and on‑the‑ground experience, with a focus […]
2026 Basin Plan Review Forum
The Hydrological Society of South Australia are hosting a Forum on the Basin Plan Review on 13 April from 4:00pm – 6:30pm at Flinders University, Festival Plaza, Adelaide. For more information visit: Events – Hydrological Society of South Australia👉 Capacity is limited, register to attend via Humanitix 💧There is still time left to have your say on […]
CLLMM Research Centre News
You can visit the CLLMM Research Centre News page on our website, where you’ll find stories celebrating science, community, and Country. A few recent highlights include: We continue to share new research insights, project updates, and community stories as they unfold, so be sure to check back regularly.
UN World Water Day 2026: Where Water Flows, Equality Grows
Each year on 22 March, the global community marks UN World Water Day, a day dedicated to recognising the importance of freshwater and driving action toward sustainable water management. In 2026, the United Nations has set the theme “Water and Gender”, carried through the campaign message “Where water flows, equality grows.” This year’s theme shines […]
Working Together: Australia Awards Fellowship Visit to Vietnam
Researchers from the Goyder Institute for Water Research recently completed the first of two in‑country visits to Vietnam under the Australia Awards Fellowships – Training and Capacity Building in Irrigation and Water Management program. Delivered by the Goyder Institute for Water Research with support from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the visit coincided with World Water Day (22 March) and the 2026 theme “Water […]
Setting the Direction: Goyder Institute Strategic Planning Workshop
Participants from across the Goyder Institute’s research network came together on Wednesday 1st April for a half‑day strategic planning workshop to chart a direction for the future. The session brought together diverse voices and expertise, creating a collaborative space to explore the Institute’s evolving role in supporting research, policy, and on‑ground practice. The workshop is […]
New research initiative to assess environmental risks of carp virus
Research has commenced to address critical knowledge gaps regarding the potential environmental impacts of releasing a virus to control carp populations in Australia and to inform effective risk management strategies. The common carp is among the world’s worst invasive species and in Australia carp now dominates aquatic ecosystems and pose a significant threat to our […]