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An interactive CDROM of Australian mineral deposits showing mine and resource locations, ages, and deposit types for gold, zinc, nickel, copper, and diamonds.

Legacy product - no abstract available

This guide has been produced to provide information on investing in minerals and petroleum in Australia; it is for distribution at conferences and online. It is a series of flyers bound together. The titles of the flyers are: 01. Minerals and petroleum and the Australian economy 02. Exploring for minerals in Australia 03. Exploring for petroleum in Australia 04. Role of government 05. Foreign investment guidelines and business entry into Australia 06. Onshore approval processes 07. Offshore approval processes 08. Social licence to operate 09. Mine health and safety 10. Working visas, immigration and skills 11. Indigenous engagement 12. Transport infrastructure 13. Mining equipment, technology and services 14. Tariffs and customs duty concessions 15. Taxation - general and petroleum 16. Taxes and royalties - minerals

Gawler web page update

Collation of talks and posters completed under the APCRC Program 5 during June 1999-June 2001.

Legacy product - no abstract available

This report is an annual report which provides information and statistics on Australia's oil and gas resources. The statistics in this report include data for the calendar year 1999.

Overview of National Flood Risk Information Project (NFRIP) project status as of May 2013. Describes project scope, statas and future activities.

Earth science is all around us. Many of us barely notice it influencing our daily lives. Top GeoShot is an annual competition taking place in the lead-up to Earth Science Week (12-18 October 2014). To participate, take and submit a photograph that relates to Earth science, geography or geology in Australia. Submit your entry using Flickr and email. The two categories for this year's competition are Open and Student (up to Year 12). A panel of Geoscience Australia staff will select the winning images. Winners will receive a professionally framed enlargement of their image.