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Central Coast NSW

Two NSW councils fined total of $448,500 for sewage, marine pollution

Outdoors, State, GovernmentBy Andrew Kacimaiwai10 January 2025

The NSW Central Coast Council has been fined a total of $448,562 over sewage pollution of Narara Creek in 2023. Photo: NSW Government TWO local government councils have been fined a total of $448,562 by the NSW Land and Environment Court for sewage and marine pollution. The Central Coast Council was convicted and fined $418,562…

Parramatta ferry

New Parramatta River ferry arrives in Sydney from Hobart

State, Sea, GovernmentBy Andrew Kacimaiwai10 January 2025

The Parramatta River Class ferry at its Hobart shipyard. Photo: Richardson Devine Marine The latest Parramatta River Class ferry has arrived in Sydney Harbour after a three-day trip up from Hobart. The Martin Green is the fourth of seven Parramatta ferries being built by ship builder Richardson Devine Marine. The vessel’s namesake is University of…

Wyndham Port

Three new ports of entry for WA to speed up shipping times, says PM

State, Sea, TradeBy Andrew Kacimaiwai10 January 2025

Wyndham Port is the only deep-sea port between Broome and Darwin. Photo: Kimberley Ports Authority Three new international ports of entry have been declared in Western Australia’s north which should reduce freight time, says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. And the PM also announced $200m in funding for housing and infrastructure projects in the state’s regions.…

car fuelling

New cars much thirstier than you may think: AMA

Travel, Roads, MotoringBy Andrew Kacimaiwai10 January 2025

Real-world and lab tests on new cars’ fuel consumption are different, says the AMA. Photo: stock New cars are proving to use more fuel than have been promoted via lab tests, the Australian Motoring Association (AMA) says. Late last year, the AMA released the results of its Real-World Testing program for 70 of Australia’s most…

Martian tubes

NASA turning to nuclear power to bring Martian soil samples to Earth

Technology, Weird, Wacky, Quirky, SpaceBy Andrew Kacimaiwai10 January 2025

This photomontage shows sample tubes on Mars. NASA wants to bring them to Earth. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS NASA says it will use nuclear power to help bring Martian soil to Earth for study and is examining two landing options. The US space agency expects to identify a preferred option in the second half of this year…

NSWRFS firetanker

LA fires spark calls for greater Australian stand-alone aerial firefighting fleet

Aviation, Climate, FiresBy Andrew Kacimaiwai10 January 2025

The NSW RFS Boeing 737 firetanker which has also been deployed to North America. Photo: Coulson Aviation Australia may not be able to continue to rely on the US and Canada for firebombing aircraft as global bushfire seasons start to overlap. That was the assessment of Friends of the Earth Australia as Los Angeles continues…

Norwegian shipbuilder

Celebrating 100 years of Norwegian shipbuilding in Sydney

History, State, SeaBy Andrew Kacimaiwai9 January 2025

The Silver Cloud, which helped protect Sydney Harbour during WWII. Photo: ANMA A gathering of Norwegian vessels in Sydney will celebrate the centenary of boatbuilder Lars Halvorsen’s immigration to Australia in 1924–25, starting tomorrow (January 10). As part of the Australian National Maritime Museum’s summer program, 16 Halvorsen vessels will be showcased at its wharves.…

UK Russian ships

AI keeps track of Russian shadow fleet as security of underseas cables steps up

Military, Weekender, United KingdomBy Andrew Kacimaiwai9 January 2025

The HMS Somerset (right) watches two Russian naval vessels sail past the British Isles on December 27, 2024.  A Russian force was encountered in the North Sea and watched as it passed through the Dover Strait into the English Channel. Photo: UK MoD. A UK-led detection system is tracking Russia’s shadow oil tanker fleet in…

NZ dolphin

Juvenile dolphin freed from fishing net, swimming strongly in Auckland waters

Indigenous, Animals, Outdoors, New ZealandBy Andrew Kacimaiwai9 January 2025

The fishing net is cut from the juvenile dolphin. Photo: NZ DoC A juvenile dolphin found entangled in a fishing net in Auckland waters was safely freed today and is believed to be healing, NZ authorities say. The entrapped dolphin had been travelling with a fully grown dolphin. It was first reported to NZ Department…

NSW hiker alpine

Missing hiker found safe and well after 13 days in NSW alpine country

Rescue, Outdoors, StateBy Andrew Kacimaiwai9 January 2025

NSW SES volunteers skirt the skyline during the 13-day search for Hadi Nazari. Photo: NSW SES Hiker Hadi Nazari has been found alive and well in Kosciuszko National Park after he went missing for almost two weeks. NSW Police say that after a 13-day search involving more than 300 people, at about 3.15pm on Wednesday,…

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