Post COVID-19 sustainable living a way forward for Australian industry. SIX NETBALL COURTS and a carpark are being built in Googong using recycled plastics. In a first for the ACT/Queanbeyan region Reconophalt,
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Conservationists warn of disaster post-fire for surviving koalas and others. We are driving our forest wildlife to extinction to make products that will end up in landfill or rot in people’s
GOVERNMENTS AROUND THE world must urgently recognise the role of human behaviour, human populations and their development practices as the world faces pandemic disease like COVID-19. That’s the conclusion of
Since COVID19 hit the global human community, it has become apparent even to governments, that eating wildlife is one sure risk factor for zoonotic (jump from animal to human) diseases.
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PAINSTAKING WORK TO remove the scorched rubble from the main street of Cobargo is expected to begin, as the Federal Government gives more details about how the $2-billion National Bushfire
THE RECENT BUSHFIRES in eastern Australia have had an apocalyptic impact on the natural environment and wildlife, as the whole world now knows. What most Australians and overseas wildlife friends
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In the COVID-19 recovery phase innovation and new industries vital for Australia. Here’s another one forging ahead. 1414 degrees? Hot, right? That’s damned hot — hot enough to melt silicon, and
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WHEN YOU WANDER around a museum or a gallery, how deeply do you think about the legacy of historical artifacts and objects that are on display? Do you think about
Ideas & links from one community: Burra. FOR THE PAST week, the Burra Community Association (BCA) Committee have been discussing ways we can help during the current pandemic and we wanted
