Fly in Morning Tea at Donnington Airfield Rachel and Simon attended the Fly in Morning Tea at Donnington Airfield to introduce the TNQ Drought Hub to the local Burdekin Node community. There was around 30 people in attendance and we were able to talk directly to 12 producers on the
Second Indigenous Local Government Disaster Resilience Forum, 7 October Simon and Rachel attended the Second Indigenous Local Government Disaster Resilience Forum Thursday 7 October 2021 in Cairns. It was interesting to hear about the water and food security issues in the Cape and what is being done to solve them
A broader mission for TNQ Drought Hub The Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience, Innovation and Adoption Hub – led by James Cook University – has welcomed additional funding and the expansion of its role, announced by the Minister for Agriculture and Northern Australia, David Littleproud. The TNQ Hub is one
We are excited to see the contract between the Commonwealth and JCU for the Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub has been fully executed as of 16th June 2021. We are now working towards establishing contracts with Hub Members and for key personnel. From there we will
Welcome everyone, we’re keen to startconversations, but there’s housekeeping to do! HUB MEMBERS We are currently in the process of entering into theformal agreement with the Commonwealth and thisis the near term priority. In parallel, we are alsoworking through the contracting options for the HubMembers. The intention is to come