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Norway set to gain more from drilling in Great Australian Bight than Australia
The Norwegian government stands to gain $400m more from drilling in the Great Australian Bight than the South Australian and…
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The Billionaires Are Getting Nervous
They have their facts backward. The Editorial Board The New York Times When Bill Gates founded Microsoft in 1975, the…
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Australia still in the cold while NZ lands plum trade deal with China
The deal, announced earlier this week, shows China is moving ahead with trade deals with other countries as the Morrison…
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Alleged harassment of Greek-owned vessel reveals China’s intention to undermine freedom of the sea – Batongbacal
“The freedom of the seas (including seamless navigation through all maritime zones) is a concern of all maritime trading nations,…
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Drought-ravaged NSW farmers take to social media to celebrate rainfall
Farmers and residents in western New South Wales have rejoiced after much-needed rain offered a temporary reprieve to crippling drought…
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Scott Morrison threatens crackdown on protesters who would ‘deny liberty’
Scott Morrison has branded environmental protesters “anarchists” and threatened a radical crackdown on the right to protest in a speech…
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Transition towards blue and green economies in the Mediterranean
InnoBlueGrowth Project – Blue Growth Community Blue and Green Growth joint event: 19, 20 September 2019, Brussels * Blue Growth…
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The Fight Over a Shitty Rock
After a week at sea, fishermen round Drumanoo Head before dropping anchor in Killybegs Harbour, Ireland. Greg Noone Hakai Institute…
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This Tiny, Uninhabitable Islet in the North Atlantic Has Attracted Fishermen and Adventurers for Decades
Αfter a week at sea, fishermen round Drumanoo Head before dropping anchor in Killybegs Harbour, Ireland. By Greg Noone, Hakai…
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Company of Anthony Pratt, Australia’s richest man, pays virtually no tax
A key company in the business empire of Australia’s richest man, Anthony Pratt, has paid very little tax since 2013…
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Home Affairs awards $20 million maintenance contract for near-empty Christmas Island
A phosphate mining company has scooped-up a $20 million “facilities management” contract at the Christmas Island detention centre for the…
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Debt Bomb Ready to Blow: The Greatest Threat to America (All in One Chart)
There’s a constant whine throughout Washington D.C. that there’s nothing Republicans and Democrats can agree on. Hunter DeRensis The National…
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Block on GM rice ‘has cost millions of lives and led to child blindness’
Stifling international regulations have been blamed for delaying the approval of a food that could have helped save millions of…
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Activists urge tobacco-style curbs on oil and gas lobbying in EU
Activists are calling on the EU to place curbs on lobbying by the oil and gas industry similar to those…
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Three Mexican lancha boat crews inderdicted
Air Station Corpus Christi aircrews in coordination with crews from Station South Padre Island and the Coast Guard Cutter Alligator…
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Romania forest murder as battle over logging turns violent
He is the second Romanian forest ranger killed in just over a month, and the two deaths have heightened fears…
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