Urban heat effect mapped out to end of the century

By on 6 October, 2026

Eight in 10 cities in Great Britain are already highly vulnerable to urban heat islands, and it’s only getting worse.

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Mapping out a new career with TAFE NSW

By on 6 October, 2026

TAFE NSW is helping build a pipeline of surveyors needed to deliver the nation’s new homes and infrastructure.

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Aerial imagery deployed to spot invasive trees

By on 6 October, 2026

Drones are being used in New Zealand to track down individual introduced ‘wilding pine’ pest trees.

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WA, Qld dealers appointed for Feima SLAM scanners

By on 6 October, 2026

NAVAID in Western Australia and Laser & Survey Supplies in Queensland will distribute Feima’s SLAM200 Series.

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Advanced Navigation expands with new US PNT centre

By on 6 October, 2026

The Australian firm is establishing a new positioning, navigation and timing Centre of Excellence in Alabama.

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Stop parking it: meeting the Essential Eight with ArcGIS may be more achievable than you think

By on 2 October, 2026

PARTNER FEATURE There is usually one recommendation from an audit that keeps reappearing. One item in the risk register that everyone agrees is worth addressing, but it never quite reaches the top of the list. In an ArcGIS environment, it might relate to identity management, administrative access, application control, patching or the way systems are […]

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GNSS study: The Earth is becoming rounder

By on 2 October, 2026

The study suggests the Earth’s shape is becoming slightly less flattened, a finding important for climate change.

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$6 million to turn drone data into 3D asset records

By on 2 October, 2026

Aussie company Trendspek provides software that brings together data from drones, LiDAR, photogrammetry and BIM.

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Latest Tasmania Wildfire Index released

By on 2 October, 2026

Covering 450,356 building footprints, the Index aims to help decision-makers assess wildfire exposure risk.

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UNSW provides training, fieldwork in Timor-Leste

By on 1 October, 2026

The training enabled staff and students to survey water catchment topography for use in catchment modelling.

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