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Now hiring - Senior Communications Officer

The Senior Communications Officer works as part of the communications team to translate and promote the Centre’s research program. We are seeking an innovative, self-starter looking to make a difference as part of an organisation that contributes to the resilience and safety of the community. 

Communications professional needed - join the team

This vacancy has now closed.

Communications Officer sought to join Natural Hazards Research Australia

Are you a communications professional who wants to make a difference as part of an organisation that contributes to the resilience and safety of the community?

Now hiring - Communications Manager

The Centre is seeking a Communications Manager to join the team.

Funding four new projects

Four new projects are proposed for further development at the Centre, based off concepts submitted in August 2023 by the Centre’s network of Participants.

Key topics: Communities, Emergency management, Land management, Planning, Recovery

New natural hazards research funded

Eleven new research projects are set for further development after being successfully approved.

Key topics: Capability, Communication, Communities, Decision-making, Education, Emergency management, Fire impacts, Indigenous communities, Infrastructure, Mental health, Organisational, Policy, Preparedness, Recovery, Resilience, Risk management

Big plans for research in 2022

CEO Dr Richard Thornton wishes everyone a Happy New Year and provides an update on research plans in 2022.

Recent reflections from the Centre

CEO Andrew Gissing reflects on research planning for preparedness, the next generation of hazards leaders and celebrating staff achievements.

Build it back somewhere better: A national conversation on assisted relocations

Suncorp Group and Natural Hazards Research Australia have released a discussion paper to help drive a national conversation on assisted relocations.

Key topics: Communities, Environments, Risk management, Vulnerability

No, not again! A third straight La Niña is likely – here’s how you and your family can prepare

Hearts sank along the Australian east coast this week when the Bureau of Meteorology announced a third consecutive La Niña was likely this year.

Key topics: Communities, Preparedness, Warnings