Reminder: Get your job right on Census night

By on 6 August, 2026

Geospatial professionals are being urged to fill in their Census form correctly to make sure their job is counted.

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ISPRS Congress 2029: How the Sydney bid was won

By on 6 August, 2026

How Sydney squared off against four other cities to win the rights to hold the ISPRS Congress, and what comes next.

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Spatial Snippets for Wednesday, 5 August

By on 5 August, 2026

This week: Oodles of geospatial jobs, upcoming conference and awards events, leap second news and more.

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Big Map helping communities prepare for disasters

By on 5 August, 2026

Giant, fabric, walk-on maps are helping northern NSW community members visualise their surroundings.

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Setting the standard for utility asset location

By on 5 August, 2026

Many challenges in the infrastructure sector have a common theme: confidence in knowing where assets are in the ground.

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GIS professionals gather for Pacific environment action

By on 4 August, 2026

Government officers and GIS and spatial practitioners from across the region convened to further environmental causes.

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SHIELD CRC bid wins through to Stage 2 appraisal

By on 3 August, 2026

The bid for a national positioning, navigation and timing research centre has been shortlisted for funding.

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Satellite imagery vegetation project receives award

By on 3 August, 2026

The WA Vegetation Extent (WAVE) project is using AI to map and monitor native vegetation across the state.

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Sydney tree canopy data shows both stability and growth

By on 31 July, 2026

The 2024-25 tree canopy cover data for Greater Sydney shows the most gains have been in the western suburbs.

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Fugro to conduct underwater survey in Timor-Leste

By on 31 July, 2026

The contract involves surveying the path for the Greater Sunrise and Bayu Undan pipeline, in 3,000m depths.

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