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NSW to press on with coal seam gas: Hartcher May 15, 2012 – 12:58PM Read later The New South Wales government is determined to develop the state’s coal seam gas industry to address a looming shortfall in gas supply, energy minister Chris Hartcher told an oil and gas industry conference in Adelaide. Citing forecasts that Continue Reading →
Criticizing Netanyahu, Barak on Iran is a dangerous luxury Israel can’t affordHaaretz (blog)The critics should look no further than the US to see what consequences can ensue. By David B. Rivkin, Jr. | May.14, 2012 | 9:16 PM Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran Photo by AP While the Israeli political scene is no stranger Continue Reading →
Transport Ruthless RailCorp reforms planned as middle management axed by: EXCLUSIVE by Andrew Clennell From: The Daily Telegraph May 15, 2012 12:00AM 55 comments 3 The state government plans to sack thousands from RailCorp / Pic: Stephen Cooper Source: The Daily Telegraph THOUSANDS of RailCorp jobs will be axed in the biggest reform to Continue Reading →
Scientists find a way to bring down cost of producing ‘artificial leaf’ Use of cheaper materials overcomes major obstacle for technology heralded as fuel cells of the future Share42 Email An artificial leaf design by Nocera replaces costly platinum with a cheap nickel-molybdenum-zinc compound. Photograph: ACS The most efficient way to turn sunlight into energy Continue Reading →
Credit cards were problem in PM’s office by: Paul Osborne From: AAP May 14, 20125:44PM 0 The department said it had improved its fraud recovery and audit controls in February 2011, with credit card use now being detected faster and case numbers on the decline. FIVE government officials, including two in former Labor prime minister Continue Reading →
Heatwaves, bushfires predicted to hammer NSW Updated May 14, 2012 14:08:28 Sorry, this video cannot be played. You may need to install the latest version of Adobe Flash Video: The Climate Commission’s Will Stefan discusses the report.(ABC News) Related Story: FOI emails reveal threats to climate scientists Related Story: Government denies 15 per cent power Continue Reading →