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Gillard backs experts’ asylum seeker report Date August 13, 2012 – 4:05PM 193 reading now 261 Vote Read later Phillip Coorey, Judith Ireland and Jessica Wright inShare Pin It Email article Print … Return to video Video settings Please Log in to update your video settings More video Recommended Click to play video Beyond the Continue Reading →
Water Matters Distribution List watermatters@ris.environment.gov.au Aug 10 (3 days ago) to watermatters Dear subscribers, Please find the link to issue 20 of Water Matters below. This issue of Water Matters features a story on the Wurrumiyanga community of Tiwi Islands receiving a fluoridated water supply thanks to a new water infrastructure project as part of the Continue Reading →
Nepal’s female farmers need research and technology aimed at them Researchers must take greater account of the needs of women, who are increasingly at the forefront of agriculture Share34 Email IRIN, part of the Guardian development network guardian.co.uk, Friday 10 August 2012 13.46 BST Women work at a paddy field at the village of Bamundangi, Continue Reading →
Uphill battle for electricity eating trains by: Henry Budd From:The Daily Telegraph August 13, 201212:00AM 0 CityRail has to limit the number of Waratahs because the trains are too power hungry. Picture: John Grainger Source: The Daily Telegraph THE problem-plagued Waratah train will not regularly be seen on two of Sydney’s busiest train lines for Continue Reading →
Coal dust causes concern in the playground Date August 13, 2012 10 reading now 44 Read later Alison Branley inShare Pin It Email article Print Repeat offender … coal railways in the Hunter affect more than 23,000 students. Photo: Dean Osland MORE than 23,000 students at about 60 Hunter schools within 500 metres of the Continue Reading →
Report undermines need for power sale Date August 13, 2012 17 reading now 34 Read later Anna Patty State Political Reporter View more articles from Anna Patty Follow Anna on TwitterEmail Anna inShare Pin It Email article Print “It’s now official, NSW does not need any baseload generation for at least 10 years” … opposition Continue Reading →