CSIRO boss says climate change is real
| 15 Mar 10
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Oscar for activist dolphin film
| 9 Mar 2010
"They call him Flipper, Flipper, faster than lightning..."
So went the theme song to the 1960s TV series which featured a friendly dolphin who helped catch criminals and do good in the style of Lassie and Skippy the bush kangaroo. Conveniently, in this show most of the bad guys tried to escape by boat, which is where Flipper came to the fore.
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Trouble at Mill
| 14 Mar 10
Almost a year and a half has passed since Landline reported on a world-first green energy development that was all set to revolutionise the New South Wales sugar-cane industry. However the project that promised to cement the financial future and environmental credentials of the s ...
The president of REIWA Alan Bourke says speculators are sitting on land in the expectation prices will rise
The president of REIWA Alan Bourke says speculators are sitting on land in the expectation prices will rise
| 10 Mar 10
The Urban Development Institute's Deborah Goostrey says more land should be released as the population jumps in Perth and demand increases
The Urban Development Institute's Deborah Goostrey says more land should be released as the population jumps in Perth and demand increases
| 10 Mar 10
Bligh tours St George flood zone
Premier Anna Bligh speaks about the St George floods in southern inland Qld to the ABCs Craig Zonca.
| 07 Mar 10
Balonne Shire Mayor Donna Stewart speaks about St George floods
Balonne Shire Mayor Donna Stewart speaks to the ABCs Craig Zonca about the St George floods in southern inland Qld
| 07 Mar 10
Toodyay fire survivor Laurie Biggs says there are still many unanswered questions about December's devastating blaze.
Toodyay fire survivor Laurie Biggs says there are still many unanswered questions about December's devastating blaze.
| 04 Mar 10
Volunteer fire fighter James Knapp tells reporters the investigation into December's devastating Toodyay fire should be re-opened
Volunteer fire fighter James Knapp tells reporters the investigation into December's devastating Toodyay fire should be re-opened
| 04 Mar 10
Adelaide Ladder project helps young
Andrew Crowell talks about the Adelaide Ladder project, which involves restoring the Black Diamond Hotel at Port Adelaide.
| 02 Mar 10
Testing appears to confirm that crude oil from the Montara spill went into Indonesian waters as Dave Weber reports
Testing appears to confirm that crude oil from the Montara spill went into Indonesian waters as Dave Weber reports
| 25 Feb 10
Baring it all against cars in Peru
| 14 Mar 10
Peru cyclists let it all hang out as they protest against the car culture in the nations capital Lima.
Baring it all against cars in Peru
Peru cyclists let it all hang out as they protest against the car culture in the nations capital Lima.
| 14 Mar 10
Seeds of Life
Eight years since independence, massive amounts of international aid continue to pour into East Timor. The majority of its people live in rural areas in grinding poverty, surviving on less than $1 dollar a day and enduring several months a year of near starvation. An Australian-f ...
| 14 Mar 10
Trouble at Mill
Almost a year and a half has passed since Landline reported on a world-first green energy development that was all set to revolutionise the New South Wales sugar-cane industry. However the project that promised to cement the financial future and environmental credentials of the s ...
| 14 Mar 10
Fortune in the wine market
One entrepreneur has joined the wine business despite the glut facing the market, and it has paid off.
| 14 Mar 10
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