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A solar hot water heater manufacturer says it will not be cutting jobs in Adelaide despite the Federal Government’s sudden decision to end the solar hot water rebate. [...] Continue reading Adelaide Rinnai jobs safe despite solar rebate cut About $4 million is expected to be saved on South Australian public sector vehicle costs annually by switching to Holden’s four-cylinder Cruze. [...] Continue reading Cruze switch promises to save taxpayers millions A bill to ban mining in Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary in outback South Australia has passed the SA Parliament. [...] Continue reading Wilderness mining ban passes both SA houses Fracking is a transformational technology that’s brought with it to North Dakota jobs, money and no small amount of controversy.Read all responses to this article [...] Continue reading North Dakota fracking boom: the cost is yet to come Fracking is a transformational technology that’s brought with it to North Dakota jobs, money and no small amount of controversy.Read all responses to this article [...] Continue reading North Dakota fracking boom: the cost is yet to come Castlemaine one of several areas hardest hit by floods on Feb 28, 2012 [...] Continue reading Flood clean up at Castlemaine caravan park 28 Feb, 2012 Iluka Resources says it intends to continue with plans to use a decommissioned mine in Victoria’s Wimmera to store concentrated tailings from other mines. [...] Continue reading Iluka defends mine waste plans An autopsy examination will be made of a baby bottlenose dolphin which was found without its tailfin at Semaphore in Adelaide. [...] Continue reading Baby dolphin found without tailfin A report says winemakers will have to change the way they manage their vineyards to deal with climate change.It has found grapes are ripening earlier in many of Australia’s wine regions due to rising temperatures and dryin… [...] Continue reading Study points to earlier ripening of wine grapes The Victorian Government is being asked to clarify if a mining company has permission to dump radioactive mine tailings at a pit in the state’s Wimmera. [...] Continue reading Questions asked over radioactive mine waste One of the challenges of having a business that specialises in hand made jewellery is managing time/jobs and by extension – having patience and instilling it in others. When you have spent a lot of time, thought, effort (and money) creating a dream ring, playing the waiting game is no fun at all, but there is no . . . → Read More: Why are we waiting? [...] Continue reading Why are we waiting? Grim forecasts for the world’s dying coral reefs have just become a little brighter with the release of new research from the United States. [...] Continue reading Research offers glimmer of hope for threatened coral Finding Nemo is about to get a lot easier with the launch of a scientific survey that will allow anyone with access to the internet to take a virtual tour of the Great Barrier Reef. [...] Continue reading Study to bring Great Barrier Reef into living rooms Coal seam gas (CSG) explorer Santos has issued a damning report on the environmental record of its predecessor in the Pilliga State Forest, Eastern Star Gas. [...] Continue reading Report details CSG environmental failings There has been heated debated at a community meeting over the future of a mineral sands mine in Victoria’s Wimmera. [...] Continue reading Mine plans spark health fears Blue-green algae has been found in Stephens Creek and Umberumberka reservoirs, but Broken Hill residents are being assured it is not affecting their drinking water. [...] Continue reading Drinking water safe from blue-green algae The ACT Government has put forward plans to allow people to water ski and wake board on Lake Ginninderra at Belconnen. [...] Continue reading Water ski proposal for Lake Ginninderra The Greens will move for a Senate inquiry into the draft Murray-Darling Basin Plan when Federal Parliament resumes next week. [...] Continue reading Greens to seek Murray-Darling inquiry A peak is expected in about two months as floodwaters flow down the Murray into South Australia. [...] Continue reading Murray to peak in SA in May A limited hunting season for duck and quail has been announced in South Australia. [...] Continue reading Dates set for SA duck hunting season A long-awaited neighbourhood safer place has finally been established in the Macedon Ranges. [...] Continue reading Macedon Ranges fire ‘safer place’ finally complete A chemical leak at the Port of Portland, in south-western Victoria is continuing to disrupt operations at the facility. [...] Continue reading Chemical leak continues to disrupt port operations |
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