by ACS.Admin | Oct 26, 2022 | Blog
Great Barrier Reef—More or Less Gloom It is painful these days to write about the Great Barrier Reef (GBR). I do so with considerable hesitancy, but a few things recently have again highlighted how much its future means to all of us. It was pleasing to hear the...
by ACS.Admin | Oct 12, 2022 | Blog
Bondi Pavilion Reopened and Rejuvenated On 21 September I was kindly invited by the Mayor of Waverley Council, Paula Masselos, to the reopening event of the Bondi Pavilion (the ‘Pav’). It was a night to remember and a joy to behold to see this grand structure enter...
by ACS.Admin | Sep 28, 2022 | Blog
Coastal Journey Begins: September 1962 My fascination with coastal geomorphology commenced as an undergraduate at University of Sydney as part of the Honours program in Geography 1959-1960. The question was what to do next. I had read enough literature to excite me to...
by ACS.Admin | Sep 12, 2022 | Blog
Protection For Sydney Harbour: Berrys Bay Case A legal decision of great significance related to the protection of the natural heritage of Sydney Harbour has recently been made in a judgment by the Chief Judge of the NSW Land and Environment Court (Preston, CJ). The...
by ACS.Admin | Aug 25, 2022 | Blog
Coastal Inundation: A Hazard Not to be Underestimated Sixty years ago, I had my first encounter with overwash deposits resulting from storm surges along the Gulf of Mexico in southwest Louisiana and Texas. It was a revelation. I had just commenced graduate studies at...