Sydney's game plan

Article Abstract:

The year 2000 Olympics will be held in the Homebush district of Sydney, Australia, where work is under way to complete an Olympic-sized stadium, rail link, road improvements and an Olympic Village. Developers have taken into account the history of Homebush by using previous historical buildings sites to build the Olympic facilities. The main Olympic stadium will seat up to 110,000 people, with a retractable roof being used to provide indoor facilities if needed. Some critics have suggested visitors will be deterred from going into Sydney itself due to lack of infrastructure improvements.

Planning, 2000 AD, Buildings and facilities, Stadiums, Sydney, Australia, Olympics

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A day at sea: fishing

Article Abstract:

Fishermen in Ellsworth, Me, refused a proposal to reduce the catch of flounder, sole, and other groundfish. The proposal was created by the New England Fishery Management Council. The council was responding to a lawsuit alleging that it had done little to stop the depletion of groundfish stocks.

Laws, regulations and rules, Fisheries, New England Fishery Management Council

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It's the game that counts: blue-marlin fishing

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The blue marlin is considered with special reverence by fishers, who consider it the most challenging of the big-game fishes. Almost all blue marlin fishing is now catch, mark and release. It is an expensive fishing habit to maintain, as it is done in exotic tropical locales.

Social aspects, Behavior, Fishers (Persons), Big game fishing, Marlin fishing

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