Pirates: an Australian tooth fish boat captures photos of an unflagged intruder.

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The company that operates Australia's Coast- watch aircraft is trying to persuade the federal government that, satellite above Australia's ocean could help track everything from Patagonian tooth fish pirates to people smuggling boats. Surveillance Australia believes the satellite would enable year-round monitoring to build a picture of poaching activity so that the Navy could be sent to the area at the right time.

Contracts & orders received, Guided missiles and space vehicles, Aircraft, Contracts & orders let, Usage, Federalism, Contracts, Technology application, Contract agreement, Aircraft industry, Powers and duties, Artificial satellites, Satellites (Spacecraft), Surveillance Australia

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When dreams turn to dust

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An insight into the drought affected areas of Australia is presented. Dr. Kim Webber, a rural health researcher with Beyondblue indicate that draught has affected Australian farmers and their families and also reveals that the rates of suicide among men in rural areas is found to be 20% higher than the cities.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Psychological aspects, Forecasts and trends, Suicide, Market trend/market analysis, Farmers

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Thirst among equals

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Two pubs in Balmoral, Australia one in the hamlet of Patchewollock and the other the 'Western Hotel' are flourishing, inspite of the draught condition prevailing in this region. The various activities carried out by the both the pubs have helped the local people get away with the tough draught condition.

Drinking places, Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages), Bars, saloons, etc., Bars (Drinking establishments), Environmental aspects

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