Published on August 16, 2010 by Technology Slice
Water Storage Levels Up In Victoria – More good news is expected in coming weeks, with big inflows expected from the winter/spring filling season. But this exceptional year for Melbourne’s water-storage levels comes at an awkward time for the state government, with its $750 million water pipeline to northern Victoria completed and the $3.5 billion [...]
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Published on August 6, 2010 by Technology Slice
Kiesha’s Step Dad Is A Suspect – In an exclusive interview with The Daily Telegraph , Robert Smith said that homicide detectives had identified him as the key suspect in the little girl’s disappearance – and likely murder. “Absolutely, they think I did it,” he said. Mr Smith denied killing Kiesha, saying he loved her [...]
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Published on April 7, 2010 by Technology Slice
Water Shortage Threatens Population Growth – Federal Population Minister Tony Burke says recent water shortages in parts of Australia are a key reason why the country needs a national population policy. Mr Burke, the first minister to hold the newly created portfolio, has been given 12 months to develop a policy to make sure Australia’s [...]
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