Email Posted December 11, 2018 16:32:34 Greenpeace Australia and Pacific chief executive officer David Ritter is call in for greater protection for the Great Australian Bight. ABC Eyre Peninsula: Jodie Hamilton Topics: oil-and-gas, marine-parks, conservation, port-lincoln-5606, ceduna-5690, kingscote-5223 Source link
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Posted December 11, 2018 16:32:34 Protesters under sail, on boards or in motorboats joined the Rainbow Warrior to oppose oil drilling in the Bight. ABC Eyre Peninsula: Jodie Hamilton Topics: oil-and-gas, port-lincoln-5606 Source link
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Email Posted December 11, 2018 16:32:34 About 100 protesters took to the water off Port Lincoln joining Greenpeace in opposing drilling for oil in the Great Australian Bight. ABC Eyre Peninsula: Jodie Hamilton Topics: mining-environmental-issues, environmental-impact, mining-industry, oil-and-gas, marine-parks, port-lincoln-5606, ceduna-5690 Source link
Updated December 11, 2018 18:33:29 The former chief financial officer of construction giant Leighton Holdings, Peter Gregg, has been found guilty of falsifying the company’s accounts. Key points: Peter Gregg faces a maximum of four years in jail and/or a $22,000 penalty The former Leighton CFO was accused of conduct that resulted in the falsification
Posted December 11, 2018 16:32:34 The crowd gathered on the Port Lincoln wharf to protest drilling for oil in the Bight. ABC Eyre Peninsula: Jodie Hamilton Topics: oil-and-gas, port-lincoln-5606 Source link
Posted December 11, 2018 19:15:35 As the nation’s housing market downturn continues, South Australia’s peak body for home building is pushing for greater security for the industry following the collapse of two local businesses this week. Key points: The Master Builders Association of SA is calling for an overhaul of the housing market Several building
Updated December 11, 2018 17:36:16 Photo: Protesters on boards or boats joined the Rainbow Warrior to oppose oil drilling in the Bight. (ABC Eyre Peninsula: Jodie Hamilton) Greenpeace has called for the Great Australian Bight to have the same protection status as the Great Barrier Reef as it protests, along with hundreds of residents, against
Updated December 11, 2018 17:02:54 The former chief financial officer of construction giant Leighton Holdings, Peter Gregg, has been found guilty of falsifying the company’s accounts. Mr Gregg faced a five-week trial in the New South Wales District Court, where a jury convicted him of two counts of contravening section 1307(1) of the Corporations Act.
