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Digital Editor for ABC Hobart. Dad/husband/tea drinker. I love the latest technology, games and fantasy books.
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SA treasurer accuses Chinese government of undermining Australian metal refining

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By George Yankovich Verified, Daniel Miller Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
South Australia's treasurer and energy minister says China is undermining Australia's smelting industry and that any shutdown would leave national security "very exposed". Tom Koutsantonis made the claims on 891 ABC Adelaide when asked about the future of Nyrstar's troubled lead smelter in Port Pirie. "I think you should be concerned anytime another government to our north, like China, is doing everything it can to use its taxpayers money to bankrupt this smelter," he said.
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Tasmanian salmon farming emergency licence for antibiotic florfenicol revoked over 'unacceptable risk'

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By Daniel Miller Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Australia's veterinary medicine regulator has revoked the Tasmanian salmon industry's use of the florfenicol antibiotic "on the basis of unacceptable risk of residue exposure" to other species. In a statement on Thursday morning, the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) said the industry had been "advised that the permit has been suspended and that the product can no longer be used under the provisions of the permit".
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Australia's frozen ghost town leaves behind a toxic legacy

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By Jano Gibson Verified, Daniel Miller Verified, James Dunlevie Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Antarctica is often considered the last pristine wilderness on the planet. But an Australian base abandoned almost six decades ago continues to pose a major pollution threat to the ecosystem. Planning is underway to remediate Wilkes Station, but there's still no timeframe or funding to complete the clean-up. Antarctica is a vast, icy wilderness, largely untouched by human impacts. But on the coastal fringe of Australia's Antarctic Territory is a toxic legacy from a bygone era.
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