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Pacific Hwy completion by 2016 in doubt 18:29 AEDT Sat May 5 2012 2 hours 19 minutes ago Facebook 0 Email Share 0 VIEWS: 0 | FLOCKS: 0 | 0 comments so far #cat_hl_222396 { float: left; padding: 0pt 0pt 20px; width: 300px; }#cat_hl_222396 .headerimage .headertitle { color: rgb(104, 104, 104); float: left; font-size: 22px; Continue Reading →
Gunns $400m recapitalisation puts mill on line May 5, 2012 Read later GUNNS has pulled back from the brink after a two-month suspension from the stock exchange. The Tasmanian forestry company is believed to have won the backing of institutional shareholders for a $400 million-plus recapitalisation, which will allow it to pay down debt, realise Continue Reading →
Pacific foreign aid in doubt as budget looms By Matthew Carney, ABCMay 4, 2012, 7:28 pm tweet0 Email Print There are fears foreign aid to Australia’s South Pacific neighbours could be in for a chop in next week’s budget and experts say that would leave the door open to an ever increasing Chinese influence in Continue Reading →
Silent pest devastates rural properties Landline By Prue Adams Updated May 04, 2012 16:47:42 Photo: Battle of man vs mollusc: expensive fight facing farmers (ABC) Map: Warooka 5577 Recent rains are helping a pest breed in South Australia and causing an expensive fight for farmers. Landholders on Yorke Peninsula are bracing for a bad snail Continue Reading →
Not a normal day. Inbox x Bill McKibben – 350.org organizers@350.org 11:06 AM (21 minutes ago) to me Images are not displayed. Display images below – Always display images from organizers@350.org Greetings! For some people on our email list, dawn has arrived on Saturday and Climate Impacts Day has already begun. So this is a Continue Reading →
Post-flood renovators at risk of lead poisoning By Ian Townsend for Background Briefing, ABCMay 4, 2012, 10:02 pm tweet0 Email Print ABC © Enlarge photo Environmental scientists are worried that a rush to renovate old homes after the Queensland floods may have exposed hundreds of people to harmful amounts of lead. Research from the US Continue Reading →