by Kelly Stratton | Jun 14, 2016 | Sport
Rock climbing is on its way to becoming a part of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Despite a bid failing in 2013, the sport secured a second chance after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) introduced reforms in 2014 that allow the host city to add sports that are...
by Kelly Stratton | Sep 27, 2015 | Govt & Politics, News
Tensions between regional and city broadcasters are rising further as Tim Fischer AC, former deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Nationals, lends his voice to the Save Our Voices campaign. The campaign sees the four independent regional broadcasters- PRIME, WIN,...
by Kelly Stratton | Aug 22, 2015 | Govt & Politics, News
Opinions are still divided over Shellharbour council’s controversial City Hub project. By a slim margin earlier this year, Shellharbour Councillors voted 4-3 in favour of proceeding with the $60-million City Hub project. Cr John Murray said the Hub is an...
by Kelly Stratton | May 4, 2016 | News
International Composting Awareness Week Australia (ICAW) is marking a major milestone with a series of activities and events designed to increase awareness for the importance of composting. ICAW turns 10 this week, and its message remains unchanged – composting...
by Kelly Stratton | Mar 30, 2016 | Tech & Research
The amount of government investment in nanotechnology and innovation does not necessarily influence the amount of new technologies being developed and completed, according to global statistics gathered by Nano Statistics. Indian nanotechnologists received the most...
