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With water recycling a major focus for many communities around Australia, the National Water Commission welcomed the agreement by Water Ministers that it is important to accelerate the completion of national water recycling guidelines, following the first meeting of Ministers in Sydney last week.
Japanese oil companies seek new energy regulatory framework in light of Govt’s revised strategy to reduce oil’s role to 42pc by 2030
Japanese oil companies are pressing the Government to replace laws that they say retard development of new technologies to improve oil utilisation and energy efficiency, reported The Australian (6 September 2006, p.34).
More than sixty percent of Americans believe that there is evidence that the White House was involved in some way in the 9/11 attacks according to an MSNBC survey running at the moment.
Event Date: Sep. 11, 2006 Event Name: Breaking the 9/11 Myth Event Type: Meeting Time: 9:30 AM Sponsored by: McClendon Group Event Location: Murrow Room Details: On the Fifth Anniversary of the Attacks and just three hours before the Kean-Hamilton luncheon address, the former top Air Force officer who won Florida’s 15th District Democratic primary with 54% Continue Reading →
Merger victims: 800 Sydney workers face sack as AGL effectively ends 130-year presence in NSW with merger move to Melbourne
Premier Morris Iemma on 7 September stepped in and vowed to try to help save the jobs of AGL employees, reported The Daily Telegraph (8/9/2006, p.11).
400-800 workers face chop: However, the fate of anywhere between 400 and 800 white and blue-collar jobs appears to be sealed.
09/08/06 " The Independent "
Gaza is dying. The Israeli siege of the Palestinian enclave is so tight that its people are on the edge of starvation. Here on the shores of the Mediterranean a great tragedy is taking place that is being ignored because the world’s attention has been diverted by wars in Lebanon and Iraq.