Tag Archives: William Creek
LINC ENERGY AWARDS $2.6M SEISMIC CONTRACT AT ARCKARINGA BASIN
Linc Energy CEO and Managing Director Peter Bond announced this week that Terrex Seismic had been awarded a $2.6 million contract for an aggressive 2D seismic program on Linc Energy’s petroleum and coal exploration leases in South Australia’s Arckaringa Basin.
WILLIAM CREEK & OODNADATTA HOST STRANDED TOURISTS AFTER HEAVY RAINS
Between 80 – 100 travellers are currently stranded at William Creek event after torrential rains engulfed the far north over the past 24 hours. Some of the stranded include visitors who travelled for the district’s annual Bronco Branding event over … Continue reading
FLOOD WATERS FROM QUEENSLAND SPILLING INTO LAKE EYRE
Heavy rains that fell across northern NSW and Queensland since the Christmas and New Year period is currently flowing down a number of creeks and rivers and spilling into Lake Eyre. Lake Eyre is receiving steady flows of flood waters … Continue reading
WOOMERA “ROCKET RANGE ACTIVITY” SCRAM JET
Please Note: HAYABUSA re-entry is here The Defence Science and Technology Organization (DSTO) are scheduled to conduct the launch of a sounding rocket in the Woomera Prohibited Area (WPA) during the period 21 – 28 May 2010. The predicted impact point … Continue reading
Posted in COOBER PEDY News & Events
Tagged Aboriginal Heritage, coober pedy, coober pedy regional times, Maralinga Tjarutja Lands, military projectiles, spherical tanks, stuart highway, Tallaringa Conservation Park, The Defence Science and Technology Organization (DSTO), unexploded ammunition, Unnamed Conservation Park, West of Tarcoola rail, William Creek, Woomera Aerospace, Woomera Prohibited Area (WPA)
TOURISTS PROHIBITED AT ICONIC DALHOUSIE SPRINGS IN OUTBACK SA
Dear Editor, Outback Airlines is Alice Springs leading air charter company with a fleet of six aircraft. We operate half-day and full-day sightseeing tours to West MacDonnells and Uluru landing at iconic and environmentally sensitive places such as Palm Valley … Continue reading
FAR NORTH “SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS – DESTRUCTIVE WIND – FLASH FLOODING”
Storms, wind and flash flooding for Flinders, northeast pastoral and parts of the north-west pastoral districts, while far northern pastoralists say the November rainfall is eight times the November average this year.
Posted in COOBER PEDY News & Events, OODNADATTA News & Events
Tagged arckaringa, arkaroola, coober pedy, coober pedy regional times, Douglas Lillecrapp Todmorden Station, Hawker, leigh creek, marree, Moomba, Olary, Parachilna, Randall Crozier, roxby downs, State Emergency Service, storms, Trevor Wright, William Creek, Woomera, Wright's Air William Creek
ANNUAL REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SA CONFERENCE 2008
COOBER PEDY & WILLIAM CREEK HOST 8th ANNUAL REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SA CONFERENCE Coober Pedy and William Creek were the venues this year for the eighth annual Regional Development SA (RDSA) Conference held on 3, 4 and 5 September with approximately … Continue reading
