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Report

National Indigenous water planning forum


This report focusses on the Indigenous access provisions of the 2004 National Water Initiative (NWI). It describes the policy mechanisms and processes that have been implemented to date for Indigenous participation in water planning and access to water. The report supplies detailed observations about these processes. A decade of water reform in Australia culminated in...
Report

Commercial water and Indigenous Australians: a scoping study of licence allocations


This report is the outcome of a scoping exercise commissioned by the National Water Commission (NWC) to determine the water licences and allocations to Indigenous people for commercial use across all States and Territories (except the Australian Capital Territory) in Australia. This preliminary study was carried out between mid December 2008 and early February 2009...
Discussion paper

Australia's private rental market: changes (2001-2006) in the supply of, and demand for, low rent dwellings


This positioning paper provides the empirical update from 2001 to 2006 on the need for, and supply of, low rent stock in the private rental market. It addresses the following questions: 1. Within the private rental sector, what has happened to household incomes and rents during this period? 2. To what extent do shortages exist...
Article

The changing face of Australian cotton


CSIRO's search for better Australian cotton varieties emphasises the importance of best practice management along the whole production line -- from grower to consumer. This article examines the current state of Australia’s cotton industry. Australia is the fifth largest exporter of cotton in the world and 98 per cent of Australian cotton is exported to...
Report

The basics of biochar


This paper introduces the concept and origins of biochar, discuss its production process, potential uses, and the benefits and costs of biochar in its key roles in agriculture and climate change mitigation. Soils have the ability to absorb carbon dioxide and influence its concentration in the atmosphere. Biochar can be used to increase the ability...