Monthly Archives: January 2009
PRISON VAN RETURNING FROM COOBER PEDY COURT, ROLLS NEAR GLENDAMBO SA
A prison van rolled over 10 kilometres north of Glendambo on the Stuart Highway today whilst transporting a prisoner to Port Augusta after a court appearance at Coober Pedy in the state’s Far North.
Posted in COOBER PEDY News & Events
Tagged coober pedy regional times, court, Glendambo, police, port augusta, prison van, rolls, south australia, Woomera
IMX RESOURCE REPORT ISSUED 28 JANUARY 2009
Report for the Quarter Ended 31 December 2008 -HIGHLIGHTS Corporate > Market value of listed investments is $12.5m, which with cash in hand of $10.8m cash equates to 13.4 cents per share Operations Cairn Hill
Posted in COOBER PEDY News & Events
Tagged asx, coober pedy regional times, far north, imx resources, mining, south australia
MAN MISSING FROM APY LANDS IN FAR NORTH
Far North Police are seeking the assistance of the public in attempting to locate a man who has been missing since early in January.
SERVICEMEN SUE BRITAIN OVER 1950s MARALINGA ATOMIC TESTING
by: Charles Miranda
Posted in GENERAL News
Tagged atomic tests, australian government, britain, class action, coober pedy regional times, film footage of actual human tests, human guinea pigs, Maralinga bombings, Maralinga human tests, Maralinga was an intervention, menzies, Nuclear tests conducted worldwide, Woomera
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OZ MINERALS BRIDGING FINANCE OUTCOME
Posted in PROMINENT HILL News
Tagged asx, coober pedy regional times, mining, oz minerals, refinancing
PRESIDENT OBAMA’S INAUGURATION ADDRESS
Posted in GENERAL News
Tagged address, coober pedy regional times, inauguration, president obama, speech, USA
OZ MINERALS REFINANCING UPDATE
Posted in PROMINENT HILL News
Tagged asx, coober pedy regional times, golden grove, mining, oz minerals, prominent hill, refinance, scuddles, south australia, update
CALLS FOR CHANGE TO NATIVE TITLE
Posted in INDIGENOUS NEWS
Tagged aboriginal, coober pedy regional times, indigenous, justice, native title reform, Tom Calma
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NEEDED: VISIONARY LEADERSHIP FOR THE HARD TIMES AHEAD
Posted in GENERAL News
Tagged australia, australian democrats, climate change, ecology, endangered species, global warming, great artesian basin, health, leadership, marathon, mining, mt gee, Sandra Kanck, uranium
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GREAT ARTESIAN BASIN – WATER CRISIS – DECLINING ARTESIAN PRESSURE!
CLIMATE CHANGE FORCES REVIEW OF AUSTRALIA’S GAB WATER USEAGE [Ancient water = PLUTONIC (Does not recharge at lower depth) ] “The ancient underground water basin the size of Libya holds the key to Australia avoiding a water crisis as climate … Continue reading
