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Forum - 'Framework for Risk Based Floodplain Planning' Join the Forum Media Release: Flood Risk Unacceptable - Responses from the Molino Stewart National Flood Risk Survey show that current flood planing levels used to determine minimim flood levels represent an unacceptable risk to residents. Read more Radio Interview - Steven Molino speaks on Radio National's two-part report regarding potential floods in Sydney and how Australia as a whole is preparing for flooding. Read more New Staff: Andrew La Martina - Andrew has recently joined the Molino Stewart team as Principal/Planning and Development. Read more Sea Level Rise: Community Consultation - Lake Macquarie City Council has published a report prepared by Molino Stewart summarising community opinions on sea level rise. Read more Victorian Flood Review - Molino Stewart made a significant contribution to the Victorian Flood Review. Our team was engaged to examine the effectiveness of flood warnings within Victoria. Read more Presentation: Building Community Resilience using Social Media - Information on the ways in which social media can be used by emergency managers to build the resilience of communities to diasters has been summarised in a presentation by Molino Stewart Principal, Neil Dufty. Read more Molino Stewart finalist in the Victorian Premier's Sustainability Awards 2011 - The awards recognise and reward organisations that are forging a more sustainable Victoria. Molino Stewart was part of a team that provided a regional low carbon strategy. Read more Australian Flood Risk Survey - Molino Stewart has launched the Australian Flood Risk Survey and needs your participation. It takes only two minutes to complete but allows all Australians to send a message to decisions makers around the country about the future of floodplain planning. Read more Levees a better long term solution than levies - Molino Stewart Principal, Steven Molino had an opinion piece published in The Australian which suggests that governments need to rethink their spending priorities when it comes to floods. Read more |
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