Bursary provides essential support for uni students

By on 16 July, 2026

Three students presented their Honours projects this week, each of which was supported by a highly prized bursary.

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Seabed mapping along Australia’s eastern coast

By on 15 July, 2026

A team of researchers aboard CSIRO’s RV Investigator will update maps of an important stretch of coastal waters.

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Kauri protection platform receives geospatial award

By on 15 July, 2026

A New Zealand platform helping protect iconic Kauri trees has been recognised for its use of geospatial technology.

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Homegrown SWIRSAT satellite gets closer to launch

By on 14 July, 2026

The SWIRSAT infrared satellite is taking shape at Edith Cowan University ahead of its upcoming launch.

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Digital models created for Vivid festival displays

By on 14 July, 2026

LiDAR scanning of buildings was the backbone of this and previous years’ Vivid festival light projection shows.

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Make your profession count on Census night

By on 14 July, 2026

For the first time, geospatial professionals will be able to accurately identify their job type on the Census form.

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FAQ: Locate26 / 10th Digital Earth Summit

By on 13 July, 2026

All your questions about the upcoming combined Locate26 / 10th Digital Earth Summit conference, answered.

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Queensland mine surveyors reminded of requirements

By on 10 July, 2026

The Surveyors Board of Queensland has issued a reminder about oversight, verification and certification practices.

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Gold mining company’s LiDAR scan bears fruit

By on 9 July, 2026

Clara Resources’ 39-square-km aerial LiDAR scanning campaign has identified seven potential exploration targets.

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$6.5m for homegrown satellite, remote operations tech

By on 9 July, 2026

The Western Australia government has committed $2.5m for Curtin’s Binar satellite program and $4m for AROSE.

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