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Meet the Middlemen: Episode 4

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NSW special report: ACCC reduces all Newcastle grain handlers to level playing ...

All three providers of bulk wheat port terminal services at the port of Newcastle may become exempt from parts three to six of the port terminal access (bulk wheat) code of conduct, reports Cameron. >> view original

Meet the Mob: Jeanine Pascoe

Hosted by Jill Emberson, Mornings presenter on 1233 ABC Newcastle, Meet the Mob is a weekly profile of Aboriginal people in the Hunter region of New South Wales. You can listen to each Meet the Mob interview by clicking on the audio player or you can ... >> view original

University of Newcastle students' blonde hair turning green

Blonde students living at the University of Newcastle are looking suspiciously at their showerheads, after noticing their golden locks turning a ghoulish shade of green. Third-year civil engineering student Melissa Brueckner, 20, said she had been ... >> view original

Uncertain future for Dungog's flood-impacted Alison Court residents

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Seeing green boosts your concentration, research shows

Struggling with Mondayitis? Take a look out the window. That is the latest advice from Melbourne scientists. <p></p>. Simple, yes. But there's a catch. Advertisement. A momentary glance out the window will only help if you see green. Glancing at a green roof ... >> view original

Good chance the world will be screwed with current approach to climate change ...

Academic and author Bjorn Lomborg says we are concerned about the wrong things when it comes to the environment, pollution and the challenges we face. The big unacknowledged problem he says is indoor air pollution in developing countries as 3 billion ... >> view original

Landcare backs remote approach to surveillance to protect Australia's honey bees

The country's agriculture industry caught a lucky break in March when quarantine officials intercepted a colony of invasive bees carrying a disease that would have a catastrophic impact on food crops if it managed to establish in Australia. The Asian honey ... >> view original

​US passes space mining bill

The US has taken a major step forward in the latest space race, after passing a bill defining mineral rights in space. The US first drafted its first space mining focused bills in September last year, in order to promote the development of a commercial asteroid ... >> view original

Four ANU scientists elected to Australian Academy of Science in Canberra

Four Canberra-based scientists have been named as new fellows at the Australian Academy of Science. The two women and two men from the Australian National University join 21 fellows who will be formally admitted to the prestigious science academy ... >> view original