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Northern Territory: Conference focuses on community’s need to understand chronic disease
Chronic disease* experts from around Australia will come together in Darwin this week to focus on how people understand and use information about their health.
Health Literacy - Opening Doors to Health and Wellbeing is the theme of this year’s 14th Chronic Diseases Network Annual Conference, which begins on Thursday 9 September 2010 and runs for two days at the Holiday Inn Esplanade. Click here to read more
Health Literacy - Opening Doors to Health and Wellbeing is the theme of this year’s 14th Chronic Diseases Network Annual Conference, which begins on Thursday 9 September 2010 and runs for two days at the Holiday Inn Esplanade. Click here to read more
Northern Territory : Doors open to a sustainable homes
Sunday September 12, 2010, 10am - 4pm.
Sustainable House Day is a national event and is a symbol of growing consciousness in saving power and not wasting our resources.
“We have seen a dramatically increased interest in the benefits of domestic energy production and efficiency. People want to live more sustainably but don’t always know where to start.” said COOLmob Project Manager, Robin Knox.
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Sustainable House Day is a national event and is a symbol of growing consciousness in saving power and not wasting our resources.
“We have seen a dramatically increased interest in the benefits of domestic energy production and efficiency. People want to live more sustainably but don’t always know where to start.” said COOLmob Project Manager, Robin Knox.
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Darwin : Classic dune paper helps visualise conditions on Mars
Darwin : Super Sevens Set to Sizzle
A joint geomorphologic paper by Charles Darwin University’s Professor Bob Wasson and Dr Robert Hyde has been declared a “classic” paper by the journal Progress in Physical Geography.
The status was achieved by the number of times a paper had been cited. The paper entitled Factors determining desert dune type has been cited more than 90 times and has been used by text books around the world. Click here to read more
The status was achieved by the number of times a paper had been cited. The paper entitled Factors determining desert dune type has been cited more than 90 times and has been used by text books around the world. Click here to read more
The Australian Rugby Sevens will test their Commonwealth Games medal credentials when they take on world champions Samoa for tournament honours at the 2010 Oceania Sevens Championship in Darwin next month.
Two of the IRB Sevens World Series top three performers headline the eight Pacific Island nations which will converge on Australia’s Top End from 1-2 October for the Australian Rugby Union hosted event at Austar Rugby Park.Click here to read more
Two of the IRB Sevens World Series top three performers headline the eight Pacific Island nations which will converge on Australia’s Top End from 1-2 October for the Australian Rugby Union hosted event at Austar Rugby Park.Click here to read more