Itâll be the first time since 2016 that the âAussiesâ have been held in the region, with up to 7000 athletes expected to power through sand and surf at Coolum, Maroochydore, Alexandra Headland and Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Clubs.
SLSAâs national competition manager Wayne Druery conducted a site inspection with local officials at Maroochydore on Thursday to finetune plans ahead of the championships from April 16-24.
âWeâre super excited,â Druery said.
âUnfortunately, we had to cancel last year justifiably due to Covid reasons and we canât wait for it get under way this year.
âItâs really exciting to be back on the Sunshine Coast, 2016 was an excellent championships and weâre super excited that we can make this one as equally exciting as well.â
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Drivers and helpers for Shred-it in Pawtucket, RI voted overwhelmingly, 13-2, to join Teamsters Local 251 in Woonsocket on Friday. The 20-worker unit overcame an aggressive anti-union campaign by management throughout the organizing drive. We are proud of what we accomplished in this election. Despite the company s efforts to divide and scare us, we stood strong to win a voice on the job, said Josh Linton, a Shred-it driver who played a key role in the unionization effort. We knew better than to fall for the company s lies. I applaud my co-workers for sticking together.
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The speakers emphasized how the future costs of RNG will vary by feedstock and technological development. The research focused on anaerobic digestion and thermal gasification technologies, and depicted how in the future, in the most optimistic scenario, they would still be using only one third of available feedstocks when creating renewable natural gas. The speakers called for an increase in economic impact assessment on local economies interested in furthering their RNG industry, as renewable natural gas