A comparison of eight leading satellite-derived forest datasets found they concurred only 26% of the time.
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Three new biodiversity and ecosystem maps show progress on plans to protect 30% of the country by 2030.
South Australia’s Country Fire Service is boosting its ability to plan for and manage bushfires across the state.
Victoria’s Surveyor-General is offering assistance for owners whose boundary fences have burned down.
Selected tide gauge stations in Western Australia will have their vertical reference datum updated from CD to LAT.
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The funding boost includes $75 million each from the National Reconstruction Fund and Hostplus.
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May 18
1Spatial World Tour 2026 featuring FME – 18 May to 4 June
Australian capital cities, 18 May to 4 June -
May 20
Workshop on AI Foundation Model for Earth Observation
Huntsville, Alabama, and livestreamed -
May 26
2026 GEO Symposium / GEO-21 Plenary
WMO, Geneva, Switzerland plus livestreamed -
Jun 3
Tasmanian State of GIS Conference 2026
Hobart, Tasmania -
Jun 4
Webinar: What's next for Pozi, meet the team
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