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Australia to Share Solar Knowledge with Europe

Australia’s solar energy industry has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with leading European solar researchers. The signatories to the MoU are the Australian Solar Institute and the Fraunhofer Institute, Europe’s largest research institution. The agreement provides a platform for a wide range of research to strengthen the development and deployment of solar energy technology, including […]

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Clarizen Cocktail Event

Come celebrate with Clarizen’s rapid expansion into Australia as they announce additional services to support their growing user base. Please join them for cocktails while you hear how current local Clarizen users such as ESTA (the Emergency Services Telecommunication Authority) and DuluxGroup already benefit from using Clarizen’s work management solutions. RSVP Required: Please email your […]

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The 2009 Atir Awards – Israeli Industrial Design Awards

The 2009 Atir Awards – Israeli industrial design commissioned by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Labor The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Labor in Israel has presented industrial design awards for designers and industrialists during the annual Industrial Association assembly. The awards are granted per the following categories: Consumer Goods; Tools and Equipment; Furniture […]

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Digital Applications Trade Mission to Israel

Innovative Digital Applications will be the key drivers for mobile/fixed broadband (including the NBN) and Australia’s ability to remain a competitive & compassionate society.  The Israel Trade Commission and the Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce   invite you to join a timely trade mission to Israel focusing on Online and Mobile Applications relating to e-Education, e-Health, e-Security, Social […]

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Israel and India Move Toward Free-Trade Agreement

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accepted an Israeli proposal to begin negotiations on a free-trade agreement. In a meeting held between Ben-Eliezer, Minister of Trade, Industry and Labor and the Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry, the decision of the Prime Minister of India to accept Israel’s proposal for Free Trade Zone negotiations by […]

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Sexy Silver

We are a jewelry company since 2001. all are jewelry are 925 silver and can be vermeil in 24 k gold. all made by hand, with swarovski crystals. We also started to design new Jewish Judaic like mezuza, candle sticks & hammsa.

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$6 million for two WA urban lakes and waterways projects

As reported by the AWA, two WA projects that encourage innovation in urban water management by upgrading infrastructure and protecting urban lakes and waterways will receive funding of $6 million from the Australian Government. Federal Minister for Climate Change, Energy Efficiency and Water, Senator Penny Wong, announced funding today of $6 million for two Perth-based […]

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New round of water purchasing announced for the Southern Murray Darling Basin

As reported by the AWA,  A new round of water purchasing in the southern Murray Darling Basin worth $120 million has been announced today by the Minister for Climate Change, Energy Efficiency and Water, Senator Penny Wong. In December last year, the Australian Government announced a total of $270 million in new water purchasing initiatives […]

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New Basin Plan could be a disaster for agriculture

As reported by the AWA, Farmers have threatened to withdraw their support for the federal government’s $12.9 billion water reforms criticizing the focus on buybacks and claiming the plan for the Murray Darling Basin is skewed towards the environment. The complaint comes after the National Irrigators Council said its members were losing patience over delays […]

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2010 Infrastructure Report Card for Victoria

As reported by the AWA, The 2010 Infrastructure Report Card for Victoria produced by Engineers Australia has been released. It claims that the state’s train, water and electricity systems have been going backwards in the past five years, that the $3.5 billion desalination plant being built is an expensive and energy-intensive source of water and […]