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BILLIONS/UNLIMIITED GOVT/TAXPAYER DOLLARS DESIGNATED TO KEEP YOUR FLAGSHIP/COIUNTRIES/AIRLINECSARRIERS WW GOING
GAURANTEED

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THEY PROBABLY WONT/DONT HSAVE TO PAY IT BACK
FATCAT INVESTORS WIN AGAI,COMMON TAXPSAYERS PAY,DESPITE LOSIN YOUR JOBS HUH
 

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BOM forecasts wet autumn for some as La Niña weather system declines
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By Kate Doyle and Tyne Logan

Posted Yesterday at 3:19pm, updated Yesterday at 6:49pm
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The autumn outlook suggests there is a high likelihood of exceeding median rainfall on the east coast but conditions are expected to be more average or even below average in the west.(Bureau Of Meteorology)
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The much-discussed La Niña phenomenon has brought the best wet season for years in the Top End and a welcome change to rainier conditions for most of the country, but some still missed out this summer.

Key points:
  • BOM suggests wetter than average conditions are expected to continue for eastern Australia
  • La Niña is set to bid farewell but there are encouraging signs of rain for those who need it
  • Bushfires risks will remain for parts of WA and Queensland this autumn
And the Bureau of Meteorology [BOM] autumn outlook is for wetter-than-average conditions in the east.

According to BOM climatologist Naomi Benger, La Niña will continue to wield influence into autumn even though it is weakening.

"The typical lifecycle of La Niña is that it decays through autumn," she said.

"We are expecting it to decay through early autumn, but we are still seeing quite strong signals in the atmosphere, even though some of the oceanic measurements are hinting towards the decay."

Hence, encouraging signs of rain in areas that need it.

YOUTUBEBOM: Climate and water outlook autumn 2021
"We are expecting above average rainfall in eastern and some northern parts, including those parts of Queensland that have missed out so far this year," Dr Benger said.

And cyclone season isn't over until the end of April.


Above-average minimum temperatures are expected to continue across most of the country, with the exception of central and western South Australia and south-eastern Western Australia.

Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average for the far north and south as well as the far west.

Bring on the wet
So far, La Niña's impact has fallen well short of infamous flood years like 2011 and 1974.

Summer still has a few days to go and, according to Dr Benger, rain has been above average for the nation as a whole and the highest seen since the summer of 2016-17.

The Top End is finally enjoying a wet season worthy of the name after the last two failed. The Red Centre is tinged with green and Uluru's valleys have become waterfalls several times this summer.

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It has rained on the rock several times this wet season.(ABC Weather: Kate Doyle)
Trevor Durling, senior planning engineer at the Northern Territory


BOM autumn outlook: The wet is not over yet



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Facebook's news blackout in Australia is over


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Facebook pages for news outlets including the ABC are restored after the federal government agreed to amend media bargaining laws.



not an achiement
more a
'games people play'
in this tech climate

will,asppease all tho,thinking theyve won,till the next time

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hating on all the crap,rorts,lies,deceit
 

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SKY TV,GOES NUTS aU
ONfriday nights 5-7pm NZT
i think its that Shari b...tcvh
the one on Sundays,as well

fk'n mad bitch

your turn,not that you willlll
like most
read,but no comment
like,to keep cool huh/duh
 

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SORRY HARRY,FORMER ROYAL PRINCE
you seem to have allowed you commoner wife to influence you to how you are today

such is any
husband/wife scenario,i geuss
one thing,i doubt your mum would be displeased
indeed,feel sure she would be over the moon,with both your wife and your decsion

GOOD FORTUNES
 

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I’m bereft.
Alfalfa’s, the premier place to get all your hippie crap (food...but if you hear Cartman, good on you) is closing the flagship store.
When I would visit Boulder (gasp, no I don’t live in Boulder), this is where I’d get my food for the week as I cooked in a motel kitchenette.
Where will I find another independent
Birkenstock, spandex, necktie and patchouli grocery store?
In memoriam, a tune
 

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An upstart tech company has gone viral with their discount smartwatch that is poised to disrupt the entire industry


For years, the smartwatch industry has been dominated by a few key players. These large companies had a monopoly and set prices as high as they wanted (and in some cases have questionable privacy policies) because they controlled the market – but now a new tech startup is disrupting this $5 billion industry and turning the smartwatch market on its head.

further useless information,to share my boring weekend
 

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trumpalike hate facebook
out damn spot
with that being said,greast firefox can be in the same category
received this,this am
something bdodgy re these American shit things
SPAMMERS GRRRR

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Pollinator Action Team Update



Fun Fact: The California poppy naturally blooms from March to May, and has vibrant orange cup-shaped flowers that are attractive to bumble bees and a variety of different native solitary bees. The California poppy is a great species to use in rock gardens, plant beds, and along paths and walkways!
Photo: California Poppies by Kevin Gill, courtesy of Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

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Pollinator Week: Check Out the New Website!
We are excited to announce that the new Pollinator Week website is here! Visit our website to download the official 2021 Pollinator Week Logos, register your virtual or socially distant activities on the new event map, and download our toolkits and educational resources.

Pollinator Week will take place from June 21-27 this year, and if you haven't already, mark your calendars by joining the official Pollinator Week Facebook Event!

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Pollinator Poster Sneak Peeks!
Check out some of our favorite pollinator species that will be featured on the 2021 Pollinator Poster! This year's poster will focus on “Pollinators and Agriculture: A Partnership on the Land" and will be an artistic depiction of the harmony that can be achieved when agricultural landscapes embrace pollinator-friendly management practices. Stay tuned for the official poster release and pre-order COMING SOON!

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Fun Fact: Giant Swallowtail Butterflies
The giant swallowtail (Papilio cresphontes) is the largest butterfly species in North America! Perhaps the most astounding aspect of this species is the caterpillar stage. At first, the caterpillar looks like bird droppings (a type of mimicry), but once it feels threatened, it reveals a part of its body called the osmeterium, which is meant to look like the forked tongue of a snake!
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02 Pandemic “doom shopping” is clogging up shipping ports. That means a lot of food destined for export is getting stuck.

Ocean carriers are making it more difficult and costly to ship American food exports. Industry groups want federal regulators to clamp down on “unreasonable, unjust practices.”


by Jessica Fu Read more


03 Information on factory farms is spotty at best. The government has been blocked from doing more.

There is no comprehensive list of all the concentrated animal feeding operations, or CAFOs, in the Midwest. A lawsuit prevented the federal government from making one.



by Madison McVan Read more


04 New York farm workers removed from vaccine eligibility without explanation

Despite being essential workers with a high risk for Covid-19 infection, New York farm workers were not included in vaccination Phase 1B.


by Clara McMichael Read more


3 ITEMS of interest
i think,keeping our world turning

food,being the most important of all huh
 

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ABC National Rural News - Wednesday Email Update

No more farm water for the environment as Murray-Darling Water Efficiency Program canned
No more water will be taken from farms to be returned to the environment under the Murray-Darling Basin Plan following a policy shift announced today by the federal government.



Singaporean businessman hopes to transform the Pilbara into a wagyu producing region
One man hopes to shift the northwest of Australia away from live export to high quality beef



La Niña drives cool temperatures, high rainfall during Australian summer
Australia experienced almost a third more rain than average this summer, driving temperatures down to levels not seen for almost a decade — but La Niña's ability to counteract climate change is waning.



Forget Schoolies and 'chilling out', these city teens spend summer saving farmers' crop
Brisbane school leaver Rhys and his mates answer the call to harvest watermelons all summer long amid the national agriculture labour shortage.



Coliban Water fined $150,000 for discharging wastewater into Snipes Creek
A court has fined Coliban Water $150,000 for breaching its EPA licence by discharging treated wastewater into Snipes Creek.



Sydney Royal Easter Show eagerly anticipated by show goers, competitors
A Royal return, Sydney's Easter Show is back, with a few COVID-safe changes in place.



Inpex gas plant workers in Darwin walk off job over pay dispute as EBA talks stall
Local repairs and maintenance staff at Darwin's multi-million-dollar export gas plant say their pay and conditions have stalled below the industry standard.


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again
love rural
esr AUSSIE but WW COOL
YES