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WMAwater is proud to be collaborating with the University of Newcastle to deliver WATHNET5 training. WATHNET5 is an advanced software platform that integrates simulation of water resources systems and decision support informed by multi-objective optimization. A two-day workshop will introduce the theory underpinning WATHNET5 and develop hands-on skills enabling access to its more advanced features. The training lead by George Kuczera will be held on 18 and 19 March in Sydney. Book NOW places are limited!

Australian Rainfall and Runoff editors and technical committee were recently awarded with the prestigious Engineers Australia President's Prize at the National Congress and National Awards dinner. WMAwater's Mark Babister led the Technical Committee and Mark and Monique Retallick were part of the editorial team.