AEDA News is a fortnightly newsletter for members and associates of the Applied Environmental Decision Analysis CERF

The Aquafin Cooperative Research Centre is a research and education provider for the sustainable aquaculture of finfish in Australia. The main research emphasis is on Atlantic Salmon and Southern Bluefin Tuna.

AusGeo News is Geoscience Australia's quarterly magazine published in March, June, September and December. Each issue comprises geoscience-related features, brief articles about Geoscience Australia's research and initiatives, news about geoscience products and spatial data and a calendar of coming seminars and conferences.

The Australian Weeds Committee was established to provide an inter-governmental mechanism for the identification and resolution of weed issues at a national level in Australia. The committee publishes a periodic newsletter on national weed policy and management issues at approximately 2-3 month intervals, or as information becomes available.

This is the newsletter of the national asparagus weed management committee. It seeks to ensure that best practice information is shared amongst all groups involved in controlling bridal creeper and other Asparagus weeds.

Subscription provides free web access to the full text of research reports and publications, Email alerts on topics that matter to you, a quarterly e-newsletter highlighting new research and insights, Searchable archivesand web access to statistics.

The Bugle is a weekly e-newsletter that keeps people up to date on the latest happenings of the regional NRM program.The Bugle features articles about the regions, state and federal government news and general natural resource management news. New sections focussing on the Great Barrier Reef and Queensland wetlands have just been added.

An electronic newsletter produced by the Cooperative Venture in Capacity Building in Rural Australia to keep interested parties up to date on developments in research and development related to enhancing the understanding of learning, improving organisational arrangements to support rural human capacity building, and inspiring innovative farming practices.

An innovative award winning project that has been actively addressing coastal floodplain issues for more than 10 years. Issues addressed include acid sulfate soils, wetland management, water quality, fish passage, and coastal lake management. More than 60 on-ground projects have been completed, and about 250 floodplain landowners are actively involved in the project.

Clean up is the Newsletter of CRC Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment which creates and demonstrates advanced new technologies for dealing with land, groundwater and air contamination.