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Marine Environment - NEWS
SURF’S UP: NEW TECHNOLOGY TO FORECAST WAVES AND CURRENTS (AUDIO)
Monday, November 23, 2009 - 12:16 pm - source: CSIRO - Marine & Atmospheric Research
New research into a laptop-based software system capable of interpreting near shore waves from radar, and providing several-day wave and current forecasts, could soon be making our beaches safer and assisting the Royal Australian Navy with amphibious landings. LISTEN TO THE AUDIO PODCAST.
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SAVE MAYS POINTS FROM ALIEN ATTACK - SUMMER SERIES..
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 - 07:46 pm - source: Jim Dell & Surfrider Tasmania
HELP SURFRIDER TASMANIA SAVE MAYS POINT FROM ALIEN ATTACK - SUMMER SERIES.. - Thursday the 3rd, Friday 4th and Saturday 5th December 2009..
Removing Introduced Northern Pacific Sea Star from Middle Mays Point - Calling all those who enjoy the Wonderful Waves and Views of the Mays Points stretch!
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TASMANIAN PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS RALPHS BAY DEVELOPMENT “NOT PROCEED”
Wednesday, October 21, 2009 - 01:54 pm - source: Tasmanian Planning Commission
JUST RELEASED - The Draft Integrated Assessment Report recommendation of the Tasmanian Planning Commission to the Tasmanian Government Minister administering the State Policies and Project Act 1993 is that the Lauderdale Quay Project of State Significance not proceed.
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RALPHS BAY DEVELOPMENT AN “UNACCEPTABLE RISK” : CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL
Friday, September 25, 2009 - 08:10 am - source: SUE NEALES - Hobart Mercury
In a massive blow for the $300million Lauderdale Quay luxury development proposed for Ralphs Bay, Clarence City Council has suddenly declared the project an "unacceptable risk"
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SURFRIDER TASMANIA - MEETING THURS 10TH SEPTEMBER..
Monday, August 31, 2009 - 06:10 pm - source: Surfrider Tasmanian Branch
The Surfrider Tasmanian Branch is having an open meeting for new and existing members at the Foreshore Tavern, 464 South Arm Road, Lauderdale 6pm for a 6.30pm start on Thursday 10th September 2009.. Come along and get involved!
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SAVE MAYS POINTS FROM ALIEN ATTACK..
Saturday, August 22, 2009 - 04:20 pm - source: Jim Dell & Surfrider Tasmania
HELP SURFRIDER TASMANIA SAVE MAYS POINT FROM ALIEN ATTACK! - 23rd & 24th Sept 2009..
Removing Introduced Northern Pacific Sea Star from Inside Mays Point - Calling all those who enjoy the Wonderful Waves and Views of the Mays Points stretch!
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OCEANPLANET.ORG.AU OPENS OUR EYES UNDERWATER
- source: oceanplanet.org.au
Ocean Planet is today launching their new website that will educate and excite Tasmanians about the Tasmanian marine environment. The site aims to help Tasmanians learn more about our unique and valuable marine environment, and the need for securing ocean health for the future.
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TASMANIAN EAST COAST BEACH GUIDE HITS BOOK SHELVES..
Sunday, August 09, 2009 - 11:37 am - source: Marianne Robertson
A detailed guide describing the beaches from Petal Point in the state's north to Cockle Creek in the deep south has been released to bookshelves around Tasmania..
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SAVE MAYS POINT FROM ALIEN ATTACK - THE BATTLE CONTINUES..
Saturday, August 08, 2009 - 06:41 pm - source: Jim Dell / Surfrider Tasmania
Surfrider and the friends of Mays Point are making a call to all who enjoy the wonders of Mays Point and Frederick Henry Bay - Please come to an informal, open meeting at the Prince Of Wales in Battery Point this coming Tuesday evening 11th of August after work (5:30pm for a 6pm start)
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SNIPERS DEPLOYED TO PROTECT PENGUINS
Tuesday, July 21, 2009 - 10:44 am - source: BBC
Professional snipers have been brought in to guard a vulnerable colony of penguins in Australia.
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