With an estimated 50,000 people warned to prepare for isolation across New South Wales’ Mid North Coast and Hunter regions, experts are reminding residents that entering floodwaters often poses the most significant risk to life.
A panel of experts to discuss the valuable insights the Project IGNIS model provided into the quantification of bushfire risks and their implications for electricity infrastructure management in Queensland.
Centre Postgraduate scholarship student, was this week announced as a finalist for Cooperative Research Australia’s national science communication competition,
The important relationship between natural and built environments and improvements to fire safety and infrastructure resilience were highlighted as lessons from the LA fires
Our inaugural research awards are now open for 2025 with two categories to support and celebrate the Centre's network of researchers and postgraduate students.
Four new Associate Students join Natural Hazards Research Australia’s (the Centre) education program, contributing to the ever-expanding research network.