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On
30 June 2008 the Cooperative Research Centre for Water Quality and
Treatment completed its term of operation under the Commonwealth
Agreement.
During
its 13 years of operation the CRC undertook a broad portfolio of
research and educational activities addressing issues relating to
water quality management and health risk reduction, from catchment
and reservoir management and water treatment to the distribution
of drinking water to consumers' taps.
The
CRC has been succeeded by Water
Quality Research Australia Limited (WQRA), a national not-for-profit
scientific research institution. WQRA will develop and undertake
a program of research and education to build on the achievements
of the CRC.
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web page will be maintained until 30 June 2009 and some sections
will continue to be updated as Research Reports and other outputs
from the CRC research program are completed and published. Updated
items will be listed on this Home page and under What's
New?. Other sections of this site should not be regarded
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