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Waking a Difference
Residential and commercial development along the Gold Coast beaches and foreshore has seen a reduction in the number of natural dunes along the coast. Stable
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8 Ways for Mindfulness in Boating
It “initially” seems paradoxical to be a boatie and be friendly to nature—unless you use wind and solar-powered boat that is made of 100% biodegradable
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Mangroves: For Good Boating and Fishing
Mangroves are a common sight around Moreton Bay and the Gold Coast, fringing local waterways and covering many of the islands found in the bay
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Giving Back to the Whales
Whale watching is more popular as a tourist activity than anything else. The whale and dolphin watching is a huge industry in Australia. The most
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Share your thoughts on local waterways
Residents of South East Queensland are being urged to help with a regional survey on how communities use and value their local waterways, and can
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Tackle Bin Project
A diver jumps into the Seaway. His dive buddy follows suit. A few metres into the descent, a nature show begins. The spectacular marine life
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Do Not Fear Sharks!
What is the attraction about sharks? Why do they constantly create media frenzy more ferocious than the feeding frenzy itself? Let me give you an
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Art and Ocean
He is an Australian-born artist whose name literally speaks a lot about his work and life. Radha Pederson’s first name is of Vaishnava Hindu tradition,
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Michael Aird: My Life On The Waterways
When looking at photographs taken over 100 years ago in urbanised areas such as the Gold Coast, the viewer often considers the huge changes to
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Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol: 50 Years in Service
Fisheries Minister Leanne Donaldson took to the water on 1 July 2016 to mark the golden anniversary of the Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol (QBFP).
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