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The new type of Australian portable atomic clock technology has been tested at sea for the first time.

Properties accessible only by boat have been given new addresses based on distance, rather than jetty numbers.

Researchers are urging governments to use the data to protect the last ecosystems free of human pressures.

The Locus Alliance is looking for mentors and mentees for its Early Careers Network Mentoring Program.

After studying GIS at Flinders University, Dan has carved out a career in government as a GIS analyst.

This week: Geospatial jobs, seminars and conferences, and the Technology Company of the Year Award.

Concluding our interview, we learn more about the many kinds of data to which AURIN can provide access.

Members of the Victorian Coastal Monitoring Program are using drones to map shoreline changes.

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