Sunday, January 10, 2016

Warrandyte locals, Yarra advocate irate at toxic waste dump into river and other top stories.

  • Warrandyte locals, Yarra advocate irate at toxic waste dump into river

    Warrandyte locals, Yarra advocate irate at toxic waste dump into river
    Locals Jeremy Loftus-Hill (left), Warwick Leeson and Jill Dixon, with Yarra riverkeeper Andrew Kelly, are among those concerned over the news of chemical waste in the Yarra near a Warrandyte swimming spot.Photo: Simon_O'DwyerWarrandyte locals said they were stunned and horrified at revelations Parks Victoria staff washed toxic chemical waste into the Yarra River near a popular swimming spot.They said it was irresponsible that neither the Environment Protection Authority nor the Environment Minis..
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  • Livestock die on stranded ship in Perth

    Livestock die on stranded ship in Perth
    Livestock die on stranded ship in PerthLivestock die on stranded ship in PerthMore than 30 livestock died on a ship while it was stranded in Perth for 10 days, but authorities still gave the vessel the all-clear to travel to South East Asia with the cattle.The MV Ocean Outback was originally destined for Israel carrying 13,000 sheep and cattle, but encountered engine problems while departing Fremantle Port on December 29.Ship owner Wellard Live Exports, which chartered the vessel to Otway Livest..
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  • China's tough reform choices as 'era of easy growth over'

    China's tough reform choices as 'era of easy growth over'
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  • Fickle market weighs on NAB spin-off vote

    Fickle market weighs on NAB spin-off vote
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  • Consumer Affairs Victoria cracks down on under-quoting by real estate agents

    Consumer Affairs Victoria cracks down on under-quoting by real estate agents
    Consumer Affairs Victoria cracks down on under-quoting by real estate agentsUpdatedJanuary 10, 2016 17:50:47 Several prosecutions are underway after a crackdown on under-quoting by real estate agents in Victoria, the State Government says.Consumer Affairs Victoria has carried out 200 snap inspections of real estate sellers across the state, investigating incidents where real estate agents had advertised properties for a price that was less than the vendor's reserve price, or well under the l..
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Corpse flower smashes height records upon opening in Cairns ... Cairns man fined $1000 after repeatedly punching 'best mate'
Smelly corpse flower bloom in decline in Adelaide, Cairns flowering ... Cairns teens charged over week-long crime spree

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