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| 17 Mar 10
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New man-made species could solve energy problems
| 18 Mar 2010
Craig Venter sure doesn't look like Dr Frankenstein. He's a genial looking bloke: bald and sun-damaged on top and whiskery, like the keen sailor he is, on the chin.
But like Mary Shelley's hero, he has created life from spare parts. He's re-thinking Darwin and he's trying to solve the world's environmental and health problems.
"I note that this exciting new development of sustainable energy is funded by the BIG OIL company Exxon Mobile." - Lewis of the Hills
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| 17 Mar 10
A game meat processor has plans to sell cane toads to China for use in traditional medicine.
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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
Close shave: sheep rescued from floods
| 18 Mar 10
Hundreds of sheep are being rescued from flood waters in the North West of New South Wales.
Close shave: sheep rescued from floods
Hundreds of sheep are being rescued from flood waters in the North West of New South Wales.
| 18 Mar 10
Haiti releases quake reconstruction plan
More than $12 billion is needed to help Haiti rebuild after January's earthquake, according to the first draft of its reconstruction plan.
| 17 Mar 10
Profitable pests
A game meat processor has plans to sell cane toads to China for use in traditional medicine.
| 17 Mar 10
Newcastle Coal Port struggling through bottlenecks
Population growth and the mining boom is being blamed for a buildup of queues at the Newcastle Coal Port, after exports dropped by one-fifth last week.
| 16 Mar 10
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