The great water wait of 28 years Vikki Campion The Daily Telegraph December 22, 201212:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share Pirrama Park at Pyrmont / Pic: Phil Rogers Source: The Daily Telegraph A PROJECT to put a recycled water tank under a Sydney harbourside park has received strong criticism because it Continue Reading →
CityRail is a sardine express in peak hour Alicia Wood The Daily Telegraph December 22, 201212:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share Commuters on the North shore rail line Chatswood to Milsons Point / Pic: John Grainger Source: The Daily Telegraph NORTHERN Sydney train commuters are suffering more than those in other Continue Reading →
Heliport approved without safety check Date December 22, 2012 Read later Lenore Taylor Chief Political Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald View more articles from Lenore Taylor Follow Lenore on Twitter inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . Lacking regulation … the harbour heliport. Photo: Andrew Quilty THE NSW government approved the Continue Reading →
Next year looms as hottest ever, but rain’s on menu for Christmas lunch Date December 22, 2012 229 reading now Read later Ben Cubby, Dijana Damjanovic inShare. Email article Print Reprints & permissions . NEXT year is expected to be the hottest, or at least one of the hottest, ever recorded, the British Meteorological Office Continue Reading →
Reef’s collapsing sea floor could trigger tsunami AM By Sharnie Kim Updated 1 hour 14 minutes ago Green Island on the Great Barrier Reef Photo: The slab is the remains of an underwater landslide deep in the Great Barrier Reef. (Naomi Brookfield, file photo: User submitted) Map: QLD Researchers mapping the sea floor near the Continue Reading →
Teenagers forced to hitchhike in coastal areas and travelling in the boots of cars. Govt’s only subsidise buses for school children. To provide a full transport system for these areas in coastal and rural district would be economically impossible. Further the battle over CSG and mining in Sydney’s western outskirts, would present a threat to Continue Reading →