Remote and regional

The Hub’s Nature Connection team held a 2-day workshop in Tasmania to explore how Australians can better connect with nature.

The Hub leader recently joined national and regional leaders at the Regional Australia Institute’s Regions Rising National Summit 2025 in Canberra last month. 

The Water Sensitive and Liveable Communities in Regional and Remote Australia team have travelled to Darwin to host a collaborative workshop focused on improving water security, servicing and liveability outcomes across regional and remote communi

Researchers, policymakers and practitioners have gathered two-day workshop exploring how to build a more nature-connected Australia. 

The Hub is supporting a new community-led initiative in the town of Snug, Tasmania, to tackle harmful wood heater emissions. 

The Hub is working with communities, industry, government and researchers across Australia to deliver practical, evidence-based solutions for a healthier environment and towards a circular economy.

A recent interview highlights the Hub's national effort to reduce harmful wood heater emissions and improve air quality in Australian communities.

Wood heaters are a feature of many Australian homes, but they remain one of the country’s most significant sources of air pollution. 

Circular economy experts from the Sustainable Communities and Waste were invited to take part in the Regional Circular Economy Summit on Phillip Island, hosted by Bass Coast Shire Council.

Learn how we're working across Australia to reduce the impact of plastics on people and the environment.

The Hub’s commitment to supporting circular economies in regional and remote communities was showcased at the 2025 Western Cape Futures Symposium, held in Weipa this May.

Hub staff are taking part in a panel at the Regional Circular Economy Summit to support the shift toward circularity. 

On World Water Day, we spotlight the Water Sensitive a

Australia is reimagining sustainable cities and towns to address growing water scarcity concerns.

The Hub Day event at UNSW brought together nearly 40 researchers and several stakeholder representatives including Planet Ark, Tyre Stewardship Australia and Agency Projects. 

As we begin a new year, the Sustainable Communities and Waste (SCaW) Hub is reflecting on another year of impactful research, collaboration and progress.

IP5 co-lead and CSIRO Senior Science co-lead, Heinz Schandl, provides analysis on DCCEEW's new Australian Circular Economy Framework. 

The Hub held a stakeholder webinar to highlight the progress made in Impact Priority 2 (IP2): Reduced Impact of Plastics and Other Materials.