MIL-OSI Australia: The faces of fisheries – Sharon, CSIRO molecular geneticist
Source: Australia Government Statements 2 Scientific research provides the bedrock of information that the Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) uses to make fisheries management decisions. Many aspects of AFMA’s management, such as deciding catch limits and assessing how fishing impacts marine species and the environment, are based on scientific data. DNA and genetic research continue […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Asia-Pacific: HON. PM BAINIMARAMA’S SPEECH AT THE NAMOSI PROVINCIAL COUNCIL MEETING
Source: Republic Of Fiji 10/16/2018 Turaga na Tui Namosi;Distinguished Members of the Provincial Council;Ladies and Gentlemen. Bula Vinaka and a very good morning to you all. It is my distinct pleasure to address your leadership here at the Namosi Provincial Council. I hope all of you and your families had a wonderful Fiji Day celebration […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Russian Federation: In the subway launched the 79th innovative train “Moscow”
MIL OSI Translation. Region: Russian Federation – By the end of the year, 102 innovative trains will be carrying passengers in the Moscow subway. The renewal of trains on the Filevskaya line will be completed – from 2019 only modern trains will follow it. The metro now runs 79 new-generation Moscow trains. And since the […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Russian Federation: How bats overwinter: a bat care center received its first occupants this year
MIL OSI Translation. Region: Russian Federation – Take on the winter overexposure bats, found by citizens, began in the Moscow Zoo a year ago. Last fall, about 50 individuals arrived in the center of winter overexposure of the bats. All of them could have died of cold and hunger, if not indifferent Muscovites and zoologists […]
Read More →MIL-OSI China: Floods’ death toll rises to 13 in France
Source: China State Council Information Office Death toll in floods that hit French southern department of Aude overnight rose to 13, French raido Franceinfo reported on Monday. Citing rescue teams, Franceinfo said nine people were confirmed dead in Trebes and two others in the village of Villegailhenc. A nun was swept away by raging water […]
Read More →MIL-OSI China: China, Netherlands call for free trade against protectionism
Source: China State Council Information Office China and the Netherlands on Monday appealed for global efforts to promote free trade and safeguard multilateralism in order to tackle the common challenges confronting the world. In a joint press conference with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte in The Hague, visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said that the […]
Read More →MIL-OSI United Nations: World ‘Nearing Critical Point of No Return’ on Climate Change, Delegate Warns, as Second Committee Debates Sustainable Development
Source: United Nations 4 Lowering greenhouse gas emissions and switching to renewable energy sources are key to a sustainable future threatened by climate change, delegates told the Second Committee (Economic and Financial) as it took up sustainable development today. The representative of Mongolia noted his country is especially vulnerable due to its geographic location and […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Auckland Diwali Festival this weekend
Source: Auckland Council More than 45 hours of live entertainment over three stages and 70 street stalls bring the sights, sounds, colours and flavours of traditional and contemporary India to Aotea Square and Queen Street this weekend for the 17th Auckland Diwali Festival. The festival, which runs from midday to 9pm on Saturday, 20 and […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Look out for your older neighbours
Source: New Zealand Police In recent weeks Hawke’s Bay Police have been called to two sudden death incidents involving older people who have died and remained in their homes for more than two weeks before being discovered. “It’s both sad and concerning to Police that there are older members of the community who don’t have […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: Energy Programs Deliver Jobs For The Latrobe Valley
Source: Premier of Victoria The Andrews Labor Government will help drive down energy prices for hundreds of Latrobe Valley businesses, as part of Australia’s largest installation of microgrids. Minister for Energy Lily D’Ambrosio was in Morwell today to announce $3 million for the Latrobe Valley Microgrid Program, which will cut energy bills by up to […]
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