Govt unveils draft Anzac centenary plans Updated: 15:36, Sunday April 21, 2013 Govt unveils draft Anzac centenary plans A series of interactive ‘travelling museums’ will form part of the federal government’s official Centenary of Anzac program, which has received a $25 million funding boost. The extra cash, on top of the $83.5 million committed in Continue Reading →
Aussies join army drill in South Korea DateApril 21, 2013 5 reading now Read later Zoom in on this story. Explore all there is to know. South Korean Korean War North Korea Foal Eagle US-South Korea . inShare. submit to reddit Email article Print . Australian combat troops have for the first time taken part Continue Reading →
Rio Tinto accused of environmental and human rights breaches Native Mongolian herders angry that copper and gold mine is threatening fresh water supply and ecology Share 181 inShare.10 Email Rupert Neate guardian.co.uk, Thursday 18 April 2013 20.33 BST Oyu Tolgoi mine The workers’ accommodation area at the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in the South Gobi Continue Reading →
Search in: Business . . Why a very fast train system will never fly DateApril 20, 2013 6 reading now Read later Jacob Saulwick Transport Reporter View more articles from Jacob Saulwick Follow Jacob on Twitter Email Jacob Zoom in on this story. Explore all there is to know. Air France Melbourne ‘s Southern Cross Continue Reading →
Coastal Cities Confront Global Warming-Induced Sea Level Rise Posted: 04/19/2013 2:41 pm Follow Climate Change , Army Corps Of Engineers , Union Of Concerned Scientists , Hurricane Sandy 2012 , Rising Sea Level , Green News . share this story 12 30 1 3 Submit this story 2013-04-19-large.jpg Six months after Hurricane Sandy lashed the Continue Reading →
Acidification and Oxygen depletion in our Oceans Scientists are warning that dead sectors will appear in our oceans, in which no life can exist. Many nations rely on seafoods for their existence. Our coral reef systems will be killed off. The many scientific reports on these issues are not accepted by Govt’s or the media. Continue Reading →