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In early September, the TNQ Drought Hub partnered with the Northern Hub to support and attend the 2026 Australian Rangeland Society Conference in Darwin, bringing together researchers, Traditional Owners, pastoralists, land managers and policymakers to share knowledge and explore challenges facing Australia’s rangelands. With around 220 delegates attending the five-day

Livestock producers, researchers and industry representatives came together at James Cook University on 1 September for the JCU Veterinary Science Stakeholder Forum, exploring research priorities and opportunities for collaboration across northern Australia’s livestock industries. TNQ Drought Hub Director Karen George attended to connect with stakeholders and identify opportunities to bring

With access to better climate information and decision-making tools, primary producers can make more informed choices about the future of their businesses. A collaborative project involving the Queensland Government, CSIRO, Bureau of Meteorology, the Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub (TNQ Drought Hub), Rural Solutions Queensland, Farm