Australia-based Ambre Enery has signed Letters of Intent with two US manafacturing firms to construct barges to take coal down the Colombia RIver to the Port of St Helens, where it will be exported to Asia.
The amazing landing of the Curiosity Rover on Mars as described in the article on World Nuclear news is somewhat tempered by the information about the nuclear battery in place of the earlier solar-powered batteries on the Moon missions.
Contracts for Government construction works have been awarded including the $19.6 million new construction campus for Challenger Institute of Technology at Rockingham.
Short-term visitors rose more than departing residents in June, but the flood of travellers out of the country is still overwhelming the flow of visitors.
FACET (Forum Avocating Cultural and Eco-Tourism) is presenting a 2 hour event on 16 August 2012, in which Steve Martin, former Deputy Director, US National Park Service (NPS).
Property developer and fund manager Aspen Group has revealed around $95 million in writedowns in its upcoming full-year results, but has reassured investors that its operating profit will only take a small hit as a result.
GREAT-great grandmother Esther Mellows lives in fear of being booted from the southside Brisbane caravan park she has called home for 36 years. Her lovingly-tended flower garden, became worthless overnight after the Newman Government abruptly announced a sale of state-owned caravan parks.
Crown Limited and the state government have struck an agreement that is expected to result in the development of a new 500-room luxury hotel at the Burswood Entertainment Complex and a substantial expansion of its gaming activities.