Newsletter #16: July 2023
The Bureau of Meteorology currently maintains an El Niño Alert based on sea surface temperature, weaker than average trade winds, and global climate models. If and when the two-month average […]
Newsletter #15: June 2023
In case you haven’t heard, we recently announced and opened the Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Grants. We are looking for great ideas that contribute to building drought resilience across […]
Newsletter #14: May 2023
One of our goals over the last few months has been to drive the collection of firsthand accounts of on-farm problems that producers and growers in our region experience. Our […]
Newsletter #13: April 2023
It’s lovely to feel the cool change in the weather in our region after a long summer. The Bureau of Meteorology has released the May to June Climate Outlook. This […]
Newsletter #12: March 2023
I firstly want to take a moment to acknowledge the challenges the communities in Gulf of Carpentaria are facing with the recent devastating floods. The word resilience gets thrown around […]
Newsletter #11: February 2023
Welcome to our first newsletter of the year! You can see that 2023 has already brought extreme flooding and extreme heat across the country, reinforcing the importance of not just […]
Newsletter #10: December 2022
What a year the TNQ Hub has had! 2022 saw the Hub fully operationalized, actively collaborating with our community, industries and stakeholders and most importantly taking big steps towards implementing […]
Newsletter #9: November 2022
Welcome to November’s newsletter. As our Programs continue to kick goals across the region through their activities (you can see what they have been up to below), the rest of […]
Newsletter #8: October 2022
Welcome to our latest TNQ Hub Newsletter. The team has been busy again this month collaborating with our network partners and members to ensure we are all strategically working towards […]
Newsletter #7: September 2022
I wanted to give a quick shout out to all our Hub Members, Network Partners, supporters and community who have all shown extraordinary support of the Hub and on ground […]