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2013/06/19 00:36
2013/06/19 00:36
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Dark crystal dive battle
But Mr Kapitany said he had perfected a way to stop the oxygen reaction after many years of collecting the fossilised crab burrows. "I'm the first person to stabilise them a high polish seals and...
2013/06/19 00:36
2013/06/19 00:36
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2013/06/17 22:19
2013/06/17 22:19
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12 North East rangers could go
UP to a dozen Parks Victoria rangers and field personnel in the North East could take a redundancy after news the state government will shed a further 60 jobs. The announcement comes after a round of...
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Victoria Lisa Neville State Government Department of Primary Industries Department of Sustainability and Environment
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2013/06/17 20:57
2013/06/17 20:57
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Disease vigilance will be berry important
Disease vigilance will be berry important Story Tools TWO of the State's leading plant pathologists will visit Woolgoolga tonight to talk to blueberry growers about managing diseases in their crop,...
NSW Department of Primary Industries Scott Nichols Office of Environment and Heritage Coffs Harbour City Council
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2013/06/13 04:26
2013/06/13 04:26
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Govt tells Santos rehabilitation plans not good e...
Govt tells Santos rehabilitation plans not good enough The NSW government has written to coal seam gas explorer, Santos, saying it's not satisfied with rehabilitation plans for eight proposed pilot...
Santos Environment Protection Authority Department of Primary Industries NSW Government
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2013/06/12 18:55
2013/06/12 18:55
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A good drenching’s just what farmers ordered
A day of good, drenching rain across the north also brought widespread thunder and lightning which caused problems in Tamworth. Late yesterday afternoon, two bolts of lightning struck, causing...
Glen Innes
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2013/06/11 14:48
2013/06/11 14:48
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Ocean giants head north Tasmania News
EARLY-SEASON whale sightings have prompted a reminder of the need for public help in tracking the annual migration of the ocean giants. Marine biologist Kris Carlyon, from the Department of Primary...
2013/06/11 06:44
2013/06/11 06:44
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Australians' personal information accessed almost...
Forty one government departments and agencies - from police forces to the RSPCA - accessed metadata from Australians' phone calls and internet use 293,501 times in 2011-12, the Telecommunications...
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Scott Ludlam US National Security Agency The Guardian Google The Greens
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2013/06/09 05:43
2013/06/09 05:43
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Horse dies from Hendra for first time in two years
Horse dies from Hendra for first time in two years Story Tools Related Items kTHE first horse to die of Hendra virus in two years was killed on the New South Wales mid-north coast on Saturday. ABC...
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Ian Roth Macksville Department of Primary Industries ABC
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2013/06/09 02:29
2013/06/09 02:29
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Tas deer hunters caught
TASMANIA Police has charged two men in an operation targeting deer poaching and illegal hunting. Tasmania Police has seized 25 firearms and charged two men in an operation targeting deer poaching and...
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Tasmania Police Campbell Town Matthew Jones
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2013/06/09 02:20
2013/06/09 02:20
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Campaigner takes big stick to feral oysters
Aw shucks: Lindsay James is at war with the shellfish. Photo: Peter Mathew The usual tool for dealing with an oyster is a stubby-bladed knife, inserted and twisted to prise the bivalve apart and...
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Lindsay James Hobart Peter Mathew Michael Sierp Port Macquarie
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2013/06/08 14:50
2013/06/08 14:50
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How a selfish shellfish is conquering our shores
Lindsay James has spearheaded the campaign to rid Tasmania's shores of the feral Pacific Oyster. Photo: Peter Mathew The usual tool for dealing with an oyster is a stubby-bladed knife, inserted and...
Hobart Lindsay James Peter Mathew Michael Sierp Port Macquarie
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2013/06/08 06:27
2013/06/08 06:27
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Hendra virus kills horse on NSW mid-north coast
Hendra virus kills horse on NSW mid-north coast A confirmed case of Hendra virus has killed a horse in News South Wales for the first time in two years. The horse from a property west of Macksville...
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Macksville Pacific Highway Department of Primary Industries Coffs Harbour Environment Protection Authority
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2013/06/07 07:29
2013/06/07 07:29
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Hawks Nest
Hawks Nest A NSW woman's life sentence for the starvation murder of her autistic, seven-year-old daughter has been reduced on appeal. A woman jailed for life over the starvation murder of her...
Port Stephens State Government Great Lakes Council Newcastle Department of Primary Industries
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2013/06/07 05:15
2013/06/07 05:15
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Anger over fish catch dumped in bush
THE discovery of a dump site for under-sized fish has led to fresh calls for beach-haul netting to be banned. A recreational fishermen found about 1000 under-sized bream in dense bushland at Seal...
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Port Stephens
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2013/06/06 21:57
2013/06/06 21:57
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Exploring bright future for biochar
Exploring bright future for biochar Story Tools SOIL specialist Greg Reid from NSW Department of Primary Industries will visit Bellingen on Wednesday to give a seminar about biochar for Bellinger...
NSW Department of Primary Industries NSW State Government
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2013/06/06 07:34
2013/06/06 07:34
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SA State Budget 2013: High value advanced food ma...
A $4.1 MILLION advanced food manufacturing centre to be established over four years will help the premium food and wine industry grow and compete overseas, Treasurer Jay Weatherill says. Described as...
2013/06/04 22:20
2013/06/04 22:20
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Hunter seeks a fox bounty
THE Southern Riverina Hunting Club has called for a national fox bounty after a hunt on the weekend resulted in members shooting 160 foxes. Victoria has a fox bounty of $10 a scalp, but NSW doesn’t...
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Jim Muirhead Victoria Greg Aplin Finley Sussan Ley
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2013/06/04 13:35
2013/06/04 13:35
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One in four South Australian grape growers say th...
A THIRD of grape growers in South Australia's premier wine regions want to leave the industry, a State Government-backed study has found. Only one in four of those surveyed in the Barossa Valley,...
State Government
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2013/06/04 07:29
2013/06/04 07:29
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Cotton
Latest cotton articles Latest stories about the cotton industry A lack of bugs has slowed the testing of a ground-breaking biological insecticide for use on cotton crops. The Department of Primary...
2013/06/01 00:48
2013/06/01 00:48
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Green vision for Midlands Tasmania News
TASMANIA is leading the country with a project to restore grassy woodlands in degraded landscapes on a scale never done before. Drivers along the Midland Highway to Launceston will, in time, see...
Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association Midland Highway University of Tasmania Hobart Campbell Town
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