Water -- Pollution
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- [Warning sign at Malabar Beach]
- "Fed up" with lack of action on beach pollution
- $100 million to stop pollution
- $100m beach clean-up
- $6 billion project to clean beaches
- $85m clean beach bill
- 'Cop-out' over sea pollution
- 'Evil brown murk' defied : Sewage 'fouls' surf localities : 'health dangers' from sea sewage
- 'Rotting seaweed' - wholesome Coogee belies its nasty name
- 'Warnings ignored' claims Surfline
- Action call on health risks: drain pollutes sand as well, says uni researcher
- Agreement on beaches
- All clear on the beaches
- Another eleven years before local beaches are cleaned up
- Anti-pollution petition presented to government
- At Malabar, 'Surf's Up!' means the surf's high
- Bathers shun 'dirty' beach: But council puts blame on inaccurate reports
- Battle for the beaches
- Beach Pollution Tracked down
- Beach Scandal 1,000 times too filthy!
- Beach checks on pollution
- Beach cleaning
- Beach cleaning far too slow
- Beach cleaning waste of time
- Beach fouling too high, says board
- Beach hit be rats, maggots and sewage
- Beach pollution
- Beach pollution at danger level
- Beach pollution could be a problem this summer
- Beach pollution danger
- Beach pollution petition going to State Government
- Beach pollution threat: Sydney water set to investigate stormwater system after possible leak poses risk
- Beach water unfit : Malabar still too polluted to swim in council told
- Beaches become sewage swamps / Strike is 'germ warfare'
- Beaches cleaned up by the year 2000
- Beaches clearer
- Beaches get 'all clear' on sewage
- Beaches or sewers? : 'First Salvo Fired' : Health Commission's denial of any danger
- Beaches' clean-up finishes
- Beachgoers 'cautious'
- Beachgoers warned of toxic risk
- Beachwatch management board announced
- Blue gold : world water wars
- Board responds to "extreme" beach claims
- Bondi beach pollution shock
- Botany Bay research
- Botany anger rises to surface
- Botany estuary chemical shock
- But it was mucky in September
- Call for "danger signs" on sewerage polluted Randwick beaches
- Call for end to beach pollution
- Call for end to beach pollution
- Call for inquiry into Malabar incinerator
- Centennial Park
- Cinderella of the South
- Clean-up order
- Cleaner beaches? Sewage problem not resolved yet
- Cleaner beaches? maybe : less litter on local beaches
- Cleaner water ahead
- Clovelly wins dirtiest beach title
- Coastal council missed in pollution monitor, Mayor Bayutti claims
- Coastal councils fight stormwater pollution
- Concerned councils seek a stormwater solution
- Concerns about fouled beaches
- Contaminated water threatens local lives
- Coogee Beach Stormwater Outlet
- Coogee rates poorly in pollution study
- Council concern at beach sewage
- Council steps on a mossy issue
- Councils doubt efficiency of Beachwatch monitor
- Councils plead to 'save our beaches'
- Councils pool resources to gauge pollution
- Councils reject beachwatch plan
- Developing strategies to maintain water quality
- Dirty deeds done dirt deep
- Dirty secret uncovered: builder caught pumping site water into beach stormwater system
- Disgusting conditions at Malabar beach
- Drainage code for storm pollution
- Fair or foul
- Federal pollution inquiry visits eastern beaches
- Ferguson accused of "buck passing"
- First sewage outlet tunnel will take four years to build
- Flood chaos
- Flushing out some truth
- Funds trickle to dirty beaches
- Getting right down to beach basics
- Green intelligence : creating environments that protect human health
- Greiner calls for Water Board probe
- Health fear to close beaches
- Heavy counts of pollution
- Heavy counts of pollution
- Heroic act focuses on filthy surf
- High bacteria count puzzle surf inspectors: Mystery leak at Clovelly
- Impasse continues over conditions at Maroubra
- Is it safe to go back in water? : Beachwatch to tackle pollution
- It stinks! : raw sewage on local beaches reaches disgusting level
- Its time to act!
- Jet fuel disaster
- Leachate pond is leaking to beach, resident says
- Little Bay turned chocolate brown
- Little Bay's big boost
- Local beach pollution review
- MP's allegation rot, says board : planned outfall
- Major study of Botany ecology to cost $1.7 m
- Malabar Beach re-opened
- Malabar beach clean-up
- Malabar beach re-opening a community effort
- Malabar beach: clean water, a pity about the stigma
- Malabar residents get raw deal
- Malabar takes first steps in face lift project
- Maroubra victimised still for unenviable pollution reputation
- Mayor caustic over beach pollution
- Mayor complains about sewage in surf
- Mayoral Minutes - John Ford Mayor of Randwick
- Mayors target beach pollution
- McHugh slams Liberal con trick on beach pollution
- Monitoring of Sewage
- More action on water pollution wanted
- Motions Pursuant to Notice (26/11/2002)
- Motions Pursuant to Notice 26/8/2003
- New blanket of sewage to force beach closure
- New contamination source found at Botany
- No government funds for vital Botany Bay ecology-research project
- No relief from beach pollution for years
- Not a pleasant sight from a bird's-eye view
- Ocean outfall discussion
- Off-beach murk under microscope
- On the beaches
- Operation junk : Jon tries to do the right thing
- Orica clean-up a slow process
- Orica's mission 'impossible'
- Orica's uphill battle
- Our beaches still not clean enough: board
- Overflowing drains, sewers foul beaches
- Park pollution threat : trust may sue Water Board
- Plea on beach oil danger
- Pollution at Malabar: Water Board faces angry action calls
- Pollution bucket tipped on the Water Board
- Pollution controversy rages? evening sample worse? : bacteria count in beach water
- Pollution notices
- Pollution of beaches 'is exaggerated' / Pollution stand draws criticism
- Pollution scare doesn't deter bathers
- Pollution threat to Sydney beaches continues : A sad summer day at Coogee
- Pond works ordered to improve water quality
- Pool needs rain check: calls for ongoing water tests
- Possible Hepatitis infection caused by surf pollution
- Promises! Promises! Promises!
- Protection plan for Botany Bay adopted
- Putrid effluent for years to come
- Raw sewage could kill Maroubra beach
- Re-opening of Malabar beach may be closer now
- Residents want waste out of Botany
- trueRivers in danger
- Salmonella a new risk on beaches
- Sea blushes with pollution
- Second spill fouls beach
- Sewage a threat to our beaches
- Sewage plan slammed
- Sewage threat to Sydney homes
- Shadows cast over Orica in light of water worries
- Slippery problem solved
- South Maroubra heavily polluted
- Speedy State action sought over beaches
- State members support council on beach pollution delegation
- Stealthy dumpers playing dirty pool in Malabar
- Stormwater outlet control
- Strife in paradise : residents, council bicker over reasons
- Strike over, but ? anyone for swimming? - not likely!
- Student shock on bacteria / outfall dispute
- Suffered beach pollution for far to long
- Summer swimmers take the plunge at their peril
- Surfline reports stir up a surfside storm
- Swim warning by inspectors
- Swimmers warned off Maroubra beach
- Swimming at Malabar
- Sydney drinking its own effluent
- Sydney's toxic timebomb
- Taskforce to spill dirt on sewage
- Testing time for rock pool
- Tests confirm sewage leak
- The McHugh Report
- The atlas of water
- The tip is they're rocks!
- trueThea Stilton, Revenge of the lizard club
- Thirsty World : green files
- Three councils combine to fight water pollution
- trueThrough a glass darkly
- Top crowd at beach
- Toxic rock pool putting public at risk: EPA
- Toxic water moving 'further and faster'
- Toxic water seeps its way under homes
- Treatment plant ready for clean-up
- trueTurning the tide on plastic : how humanity (and you) can make our globe clean again
- United in campaign
- University joins study into beach pollution
- Water Board claims "no hepatitis from surf pollution"
- Water board beach reply
- Water board won't clean up beach sewerage pollution
- Water study in pipeline
- Water tests yield mixed results
- We will dump Beachwatch, councils warn
- Weird, wonderful things washed up : SPCC is in Beachwatch watchdog
- Welcome move in war against beach pollution
- trueWhen the world runs dry
- When will it be safe to go back in the water?
- [People return to Malabar Beach]
- [Randwick council denounce Water Board decision]
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