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Australia’s data centre industry is growing at extraordinary speed. That growth brings enormous economic opportunity, but it also creates new demands on water, energy and infrastructure – often in places already experiencing population growth, climate pressures and competing demands for resources. The new NSW Data Centre Guidelines are an important response. They […]

by Mark Grant, Griffith University and WSAP Board Member With mandatory climate reporting one of the biggest sustainability topics right now in Australia, I’ve been having a lot more conversations about ESG disclosure, AASB S1 and S2, and what this actually means in practice. The early focus has understandably been

Across the country, water security is again moving into sharp focus. As prolonged dry conditions, rising demand and climate volatility place pressure on catchments and supply systems, several regions are either entering or preparing for water restrictions (1). For utilities, businesses and communities alike, this is a clear signal: managing

In April 2026, Malang, Indonesia hosted a regional knowledge exchange that brought together 41 policymakers, river basin organisation representatives, industry leaders, researchers, and civil society practitioners, from Indonesia and Vietnam, to strengthen industrial water governance in practice. Convened by Water Stewardship Asia Pacific (WSAP) in partnership with Water Stewardship Indonesia