The NSW Department Planning and Environment today announced the State Environmental Planning Policy (Coastal Management) 2018 commences on 3 April 2018 and guides development in coastal areas, including land adjacent to beaches, estuaries, coastal lakes, coastal wetlands and littoral rainforests. More details from the Department press release follows... Read More

Coast to Coast 2018 is just several months away and this year has a a strong theme on coastal hazard management and climate adaptation to support local government. An exciting program covers coastal themes including climate adaptation, marine science, community science and communications and reporting as well as a full day professional development workshop on coastal hazard management with a national team of presenters and professional facilitation, organised by the Griffith Centre for Coastal Management. Read More

A presentation by Prof. Antonio Klein on Coastal and oceanic hazards studies and the applications in the public politics in Brazil. Thursday, January 24th -12PM Griffith University, GCCM, Gold Coast Campus, Building G51 Read More

Two events coming up in Victoria for those interested in coastal issues. Read More

Central Coastal Board of Victoria invites you to the Connecting Coastal Champions Forum on 23 November Novotel St Kilda Read More

The NSW Coastal Conference Committee invites you to participate in our 26th Annual NSW Coastal Conference, hosted this year by Port Stephens Council. The theme for the 2017 Conference is "The Next Wave" Read More

Collaborate - Communicate-Celebrate The Organising Committee invite you to attend the 2017 SA State Coastal Conference to be held from Thursday 9 - Friday 10 November 2017 at the Cruising Yacht Club of South Australia, North Haven. Read More

You are invited to attend the Australian Coastal Society's AGM being held at the NSW Coastal Conference in Port Stephens on 8 November 2017 at 1235 (NSW time). Read More

For the diary 2018 Coast to Coast Conference - Hobart, Tasmania 16 - 20 April 2018 Read More