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Timor Sea Oil Spill Monitoring - Too Little Too Late starstarstarstarstar   29th October 2009 - Views: 818 Timor Sea Oil Spill Monitoring - Too Little Too Late Ten weeks into the uncontrolled and continuing oil and gas spill from the Montara wellhead, with anywhere from 10 to 20 million litres of oil spilled into the ocean, conservationists have stopped pulling punches.

Pm Award Recognises Water Efficient Businesses starstarstarstarstar   28th October 2009 - Views: 808 The Efficient 2009 conference, which has bought together 300 leading Australian and international water professionals, closes today with a strong call for continued efforts to rein in demand for water, despite recent rains in some parts of the country.

Saving Water Also Saves Energy starstarstarstarstar   26th October 2009 - Views: 860 Saving Water Also Saves Energy “Research has shown that embedded in the cost of water is the cost of energy used to collect, treat and distribute that water,” says the CEO of Smart Approved WaterMark, Mr Julian Gray.

Sale Of Australian Gold Sovereigns Recalls Our Golden Age starstarstarstarstar   23rd October 2009 - Views: 1029 Sale Of Australian Gold Sovereigns Recalls Our Golden Age nternational demand for Australian gold coins has been traditionally strong, with most numismatists agreeing that they are at the core of our numismatic collector market. This also underscores the fact that Australia is one of the largest gold-producing nations in the world.

Kimberley Oil Spill Much Bigger, Federal Government Inquiry Reveals starstarstarstarstar   22nd October 2009 - Views: 821 Presenting evidence at an estimates hearing at Federal Parliament last night, officials from the Federal Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism officials said that the company behind the oil spill, PTTEP, had provided no rationale for its calculation of 400 barrels-of-oil-day coming from the spill site.

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