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AUDI A4 1.8 turbo for rent. 2011 model.
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Re: AUDI A4 1.8 turbo for rent. 2011 model.
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SYDNEY - Conservationists Sunday accused Australia of failing to protect the Great Barrier Reef from massive industrial development as they launched a multi-million dollar campaign to drum up awareness.
The move follows UNESCO demanding decisive action to protect the world's largest coral reef from a gas and mining boom and increasing coastal development, or risk the embarrassment of seeing it put on its danger list.
The government says it is "absolutely committed" to the reef and in February outlined to UNESCO how it planned to improve management and protection.
UNESCO's World Heritage Committee will consider the response at its annual meeting in Phnom Penh in June.
In the lead-up to the meeting and in an election year, the Australian Marine Conservation Society and WWF-Australia launched an advertising blitz to highlight increased "dredging, dumping and shipping in the marine park".
"The reef is one of the seven natural wonders of the world, but our governments seem to have forgotten that fact," said Bob Irwin, father of late "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin, who is the face of the TV, radio, online and newspaper campaign.
"The reef belongs to all of us, not to big industry to use as a dredge, dumping ground and shipping superhighway. The Australian people are the only ones who can make a difference to protecting the reef." Australia is riding an unprecedented wave of resources investment due to booming demand from Asia, with hundreds of billions of dollars worth of resource projects in the pipeline.
Last year, UNESCO said the sheer number and scale of proposals, including liquefied natural gas, tourism and mining projects, could threaten the reef's status.
The Australian Marine Conservation Society's Felicity Wishart claimed the Queensland state government was fast-tracking mega ports along the reef and planned to dredge and dump millions of tonnes of mud and rock in its waters.
"In 2012, less than half a million tonnes of dredge spoil was dumped in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. In 2015 it's predicted that figure will explode out to 23.5 million tonnes - a massive 50-fold increase," she said.
"The Great Barrier Reef is a major tourist destination generating $6 billion a year and supporting 60,000 jobs. No one is going to want come half way around the world to see mega industrial ports." According to WWF-Australia, recent polling it conducted showed 91 per cent of Australians think protecting the Great Barrier Reef is the country's most important environmental issue in 2013.
The Queensland government was not immediately available to comment.
SYDNEY - Conservationists Sunday accused Australia of failing to protect the Great Barrier Reef from massive industrial development as they launched a multi-million dollar campaign to drum up awareness.
The move follows UNESCO demanding decisive action to protect the world's largest coral reef from a gas and mining boom and increasing coastal development, or risk the embarrassment of seeing it put on its danger list.
The government says it is "absolutely committed" to the reef and in February outlined to UNESCO how it planned to improve management and protection.
UNESCO's World Heritage Committee will consider the response at its annual meeting in Phnom Penh in June.
In the lead-up to the meeting and in an election year, the Australian Marine Conservation Society and WWF-Australia launched an advertising blitz to highlight increased "dredging, dumping and shipping in the marine park".
"The reef is one of the seven natural wonders of the world, but our governments seem to have forgotten that fact," said Bob Irwin, father of late "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin, who is the face of the TV, radio, online and newspaper campaign.
"The reef belongs to all of us, not to big industry to use as a dredge, dumping ground and shipping superhighway. The Australian people are the only ones who can make a difference to protecting the reef." Australia is riding an unprecedented wave of resources investment due to booming demand from Asia, with hundreds of billions of dollars worth of resource projects in the pipeline.
Last year, UNESCO said the sheer number and scale of proposals, including liquefied natural gas, tourism and mining projects, could threaten the reef's status.
The Australian Marine Conservation Society's Felicity Wishart claimed the Queensland state government was fast-tracking mega ports along the reef and planned to dredge and dump millions of tonnes of mud and rock in its waters.
"In 2012, less than half a million tonnes of dredge spoil was dumped in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. In 2015 it's predicted that figure will explode out to 23.5 million tonnes - a massive 50-fold increase," she said.
"The Great Barrier Reef is a major tourist destination generating $6 billion a year and supporting 60,000 jobs. No one is going to want come half way around the world to see mega industrial ports." According to WWF-Australia, recent polling it conducted showed 91 per cent of Australians think protecting the Great Barrier Reef is the country's most important environmental issue in 2013.
The Queensland government was not immediately available to comment.
Re: AUDI A4 1.8 turbo for rent. 2011 model.
You mean pests like those who log in just to sell things?
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tatler;984396 said:
You mean pests like those who log in just to sell things?
http://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/search.php?searchid=689582
Re: AUDI A4 1.8 turbo for rent. 2011 model.
SINGAPORE - Heartlanders can look forward to drawing cash closer to their homes, while they pick up the day's newspapers and the latest magazines.
POSB and Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) yesterday rolled out plans to have POSB ATMs at SPH Buzz Pod outlets islandwide in Housing Board blocks and bus interchanges.
Under this partnership, new ATMs will be introduced while some may be relocated to Buzz Pods. There are currently 83 Buzz Pods, which are a chain of convenience stores and newstands located at bus interchanges, MRT stations, shopping malls and residential estates.
POSB intends to have 15 ATMs up by the end of the year with this move, with 15 more next year.
Speaking to the media at the official launch of the first such ATM at the Buzz Pod in Yishun Ring Road yesterday, POSB head Derrick Goh said the partnership "will enable us to (further) extend our services into the heartland and make (ATM) points more convenient in a lot more locations".
The Buzz Pods that will have POSB ATMs are selected based on factors such as the space in the Pod for an ATM.
Operations manager Eric Lee, 35, whose home is near the Pod in Yishun Ring Road, said the addition of the ATM will make his life a lot easier.
"Whenever I need to transfer funds using an ATM or just get cash to buy a bottle of Coke, it now takes me two minutes to do so, rather than the 10 minutes I would have needed previously," he said
SINGAPORE - Heartlanders can look forward to drawing cash closer to their homes, while they pick up the day's newspapers and the latest magazines.
POSB and Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) yesterday rolled out plans to have POSB ATMs at SPH Buzz Pod outlets islandwide in Housing Board blocks and bus interchanges.
Under this partnership, new ATMs will be introduced while some may be relocated to Buzz Pods. There are currently 83 Buzz Pods, which are a chain of convenience stores and newstands located at bus interchanges, MRT stations, shopping malls and residential estates.
POSB intends to have 15 ATMs up by the end of the year with this move, with 15 more next year.
Speaking to the media at the official launch of the first such ATM at the Buzz Pod in Yishun Ring Road yesterday, POSB head Derrick Goh said the partnership "will enable us to (further) extend our services into the heartland and make (ATM) points more convenient in a lot more locations".
The Buzz Pods that will have POSB ATMs are selected based on factors such as the space in the Pod for an ATM.
Operations manager Eric Lee, 35, whose home is near the Pod in Yishun Ring Road, said the addition of the ATM will make his life a lot easier.
"Whenever I need to transfer funds using an ATM or just get cash to buy a bottle of Coke, it now takes me two minutes to do so, rather than the 10 minutes I would have needed previously," he said
Re: AUDI A4 1.8 turbo for rent. 2011 model.
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