The end of June marks the end of funding for the CRC, but it's not goodbye from us just yet. Here's an update from @ceo_bnhcrc Dr Richard Thornton about the short term future of the CRC and the long-term future of the new #naturalhazards research centre:

If you want to keep track of all the great research and products from the CRC, don't forget to follow the Twitter account for Natural Hazards Research Australia @HazardsResearch - your new national centre for natural hazard resilience and risk reduction. See you over there!

@CruxConstellat1 @SenKimCarr The work of the Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC has been incorporated into a new national centre called Natural Hazards Research Australia, funded for 10 years by the government. Be sure to catch all the latest news and updates at our new Twitter account @hazardsresearch

RT @HazardsResearch: Great to hear from @bnhcrc's Dr Kamaljit Sangha @RIELresearch @CDUni today at the @AFACnews webinar on economic costs…

RT @HazardsResearch: Fire + climate science was the theme of a @dfat webinar b/w Australia, Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Columb…

RT @ANZDMC: Multiple City Councils asked the @bnhcrc to evaluate their policies in terms of resilience. They were seeking answers to the qu…

How comprehensive is urban planning in Victoria and can it be used to enhance #disaster risk reduction and #resilience? New research with @UniMelb presents opportunities for improving the resilience of existing and future settlements in Victoria:

Why were the some of the 2019-20 #bushfires so extreme? Our new research with @BOM_au led by Dr Mika Peace @BOM_SA combines fire and atmosphere modelling to help us understand why the fire behaviour was so dangerous:

RT @HazardsResearch: REMINDER: Your feedback on the research priorities of Natural Hazards Research Australia is due this Sunday 24 Oct at…

RT @AIDR_News: The January edition of the Australian Journal of Emergency Management is now online. This special #recovery issue features r…

RT @reospartners: Will your organisation be ready for the impacts of natural hazards and climate change as they become more significant in…

Register now for @HazardsResearch's #DRRDay event with @ABCTV on Wednesday 13 Oct:

Will your organisation be ready for future impacts of #naturalhazards + #climatechange? What can you do now to prepare? We have released new resources with @reospartners @RMIT that help answer these questions using transformative scenarios. Find out more:

RT @HazardsResearch: We've released our research priorities that will shape #naturalhazards research in years to come and we want to know w…

RT @HazardsResearch: Join us next Wed Oct 13 for our event with @ABCTV for @UNDRR International Day of Disaster Risk Reduction #DRRDay #Onl…

RT @AFACnews: The workforce and capability sub stream at #AFAC21 Research Day features presentations from Celeste Young @ckyoung01, Rachel…

RT @HazardsResearch: A new booklet + posters amplify Indigenous peoples' perspectives on #culturalburning by sharing 6 personal stories of…

RT @HazardsResearch: Last chance to register for #AFAC21 next week! The program includes plenty of friendly faces sharing the latest #natu…

With only one week to go until #AFAC21, now is the time to register to see lots of great CRC research being presented. See the full list of CRC experts on the program here:

Our latest Hazard Note summarises research with @BOM_au and @GeoscienceAus that created a new way to predict the impact of east coast lows on residential housing. They used existing models and data to build a new capability to help mitigate impact:

The pavlova can help explain why Australian #earthquakes behave the way they do, according to this article from @abcnews featuring CRC's Prof Michael Griffith @UniofAdelaide.