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Facing Australia’s Ocean Dangers: Damien Rider’s Transformative 800km Aqua Bike Journey all to raise awareness for mental health

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The Australian coastline is as treacherous as it is beautiful. From powerful currents and unpredictable weather to shark-infested waters, the ocean’s dangers are a stark reminder of nature’s untamed force. Yet, it’s within these challenging waters that endurance athlete and mental health advocate Damien Rider will embark on an extraordinary mission: an 800km aqua bike … Continued

Facing Australia’s Ocean Dangers: Damien Rider’s Transformative 800km Aqua Bike Journey all to raise awareness for mental health

By API User

The Australian coastline is as treacherous as it is beautiful. From powerful currents and unpredictable weather to shark-infested waters, the ocean’s dangers are a stark reminder of nature’s untamed force. Yet, it’s within these challenging waters that endurance athlete and mental health advocate Damien Rider will embark on an extraordinary mission: an 800km aqua bike … Continued

Facing Australia’s Ocean Dangers: Damien Rider’s Transformative 800km Aqua Bike Journey all to raise awareness for mental health

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The Australian coastline is as treacherous as it is beautiful. From powerful currents and unpredictable weather to shark-infested waters, the ocean’s dangers are a stark reminder of nature’s untamed force. Yet, it’s within these challenging waters that endurance athlete and mental health advocate Damien Rider will embark on an extraordinary mission: an 800km aqua bike … Continued

MYEFO missed opportunity to fight housing crisis

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Homelessness Australia has warned more ambition is needed to tackle the housing crisis after the federal government’s mid-year budget fell short in critical areas. The latest official data shows 109,557 people sought help from homelessness services in 2023/24 needing long term housing; with just 4,937 provided with the home they need. Meanwhile, rising cost of … Continued

MEDIA ALERT: Protests planned for ANZ Bank’s AGM highlight banks ties to genocide in Occupied Palestine, Dec 19

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Community members from the Palestinian, climate and environment movement will be staging a peaceful protest at ANZ Bank’s upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) this Thursday December 19 from 8.30am at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) 1 Convention Centre Pl South Wharf, Victoria. Individuals and groups are staging the protest over the bank’s financial ties … Continued

Fairhaven Homes Handover Second Home to Victoria Homeless Fund

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Victorian builder Fairhaven Homes, in collaboration with Origin Energy and a host of generous suppliers, have delivered a second home to the Victorian Homeless Fund (VHF) who will ensure a deserving family receives sorely needed housing. The VHF provides long-term accommodation for women and children escaping family violence, with 100% of funding going towards the … Continued

Carbonxt Achieves Mechanical Completion of Kentucky Plant

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Carbonxt Group Limited (ASX:CG1)     Carbonxt Achieves 40% ownership and Mechanical Completion of Kentucky Plant   Mechanical completion of production equipment achieved Third-party verification completed Carbonxt increases ownership stake to 40% High customer interest with sample production scheduled for the March quarter Production plant primed to meet growing demand driven by PFAS regulations Carbonxt … Continued

Cedo Acquires Plasta Group

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The company’s latest acquisition strengthens Cedo’s Leadership in Circularity for Flexible Plastic Films TELFORD, England–BUSINESS WIRE– Following its acquisition last summer of Vinatic, one of the leading flexible plastic recyclers in Vietnam, Cedo, a leader in sustainable FMCG private label solutions, is proud to announce another milestone in its strategic journey with the acquisition of … Continued

COMPANY FINED $60,000 FOR BREACHES OF TYRE STORAGE GUIDELINES

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The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has issued two penalty notices totalling $60,000 and an official caution to a Western Sydney company for allegedly storing rubber waste tyres improperly and creating a serious fire hazard. During an inspection of the Clean Earth Tyre Recycling premises in June, EPA officers discovered the company was stockpiling waste … Continued