Archive for July, 2006

Beattie to hold referendum on recycled waterLink to full story

The Qld Premier said he will hold a referendum on recycling water in 2008.

Endangered fish may halt Hobart marinaLink to full story

Plans for a $300m marina in Hobart have been referred to Environment Minister Ian Campbell because they may threaten a rare fish.

Six out of 10 won’t give up carsLink to full story

A poll has found that 60% of NSW residents won’t take public transport even if the State Govt improved services.

More cyclepaths for SydneysidersLink to full story

Sydney council wants to increase bike travel five-fold over the next decade.

Greens tip more seats if Howard stays PMLink to full story

The Australian Greens chief Bob Brown believes his party’s chances of winning more Sentate seats have been boosted following the announcement that Prime Minister John Howard will remain Liberal leader into the next election.

Groups want new impact assessment for land clearing projectLink to full story

Environment groups today called for a new Environmental Impact Study (EIS) to be completed for the Ord River Stage 2 - the largest proposed land clearing operation in Northern Australia.

No recycled water for ToowoombaLink to full story

The referendum for recycled water to be used in the Toowoomba drinking water supply has turned in a “No” vote, at just over 61%

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