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BBC News
April 29, 2018
Australia's plans for a new monument to mark the arrival of colonists have divided opinion. The A$50m (Ãâã36.2m/US$68.9m) plans are for Botany Bay in Sydney, the spot where British explorer Captain James Cook first landed in 1770. Australia Treasurer Scott Morrison said it would be "a place ofÃâà...
Star of Mysore
April 29, 2018
Valedictory of Botanical Society (2017-18) and Special Lecture Series commemorating Prof. B.G.L. Swamy's birth centenary celebrations (1918-2018), Dr. K.V. Krishnamurthy, former Professor and Head, Dept. of Botany, Bharathidasam University, Thirucharapalli, Tamil Nadu, delivers valedictory addressÃâà...
The Guardian
April 28, 2018
The treasurer, Scott Morrison, has announced that a new $3m memorial to Captain Cook will be built at Sydney's Botany Bay, as part of a “very inclusive project” to commemorate the site of European colonisers' first arrival on Australian soil. The statue will be part of a broader $50m redevelopment of theÃâà...
The Australian
April 27, 2018
A permanent aquatic monument celebrating Captain Cook's first extended encounter between European and indigenous cultures will be built in Botany Bay as part of a landmark $50 million redevelopment of Sydney's Meeting Place Precinct. Scott Morrison will today announce a major upgrade of theÃâà...
Quartz
April 20, 2018
Since the initial discovery, they found seven more clumps of white alumroot growing in Pennsylvania, which they described as “a significant range expansion for this rare species.” Everyone on botany Twitter was quite chuffed by the outcome. It was a new discovery, and their own special corner of scienceÃâà...
Daily Telegraph
April 19, 2018
Emergency services were called to the intersection of Foreshore Road and Beauchamp Road, Botany, shortly before midnight. The male drivers ... Officers from Botany Bay Police Area Command established a crime scene and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Police are urgingÃâà...
NEWS.com.au
April 18, 2018
The woman, aged around 50, fell from the vehicle onto concrete at an industrial site in Botany after midday on Thursday. She is believed to have sustained limb fractures and a serious head injury, NSW Ambulance said in a statement. Officers confirmed the woman was in an induced coma after the fall.
Pilot Mountain News
April 11, 2018
Surry Community College's BIO 120 or Introductory Botany class learned about the importance of controlled burns during a recent field trip to Pilot Mountain State Park. Surry Instructor Jeff Jones and his students met with Pilot Mountain State Park Superintendent Matt Windsor who introduced the park toÃâà...
Kent Live
April 4, 2018
Police descended on Botany Bay last weekend after receiving reports of 'four illegal immigrants' having landed on the beach in a rib. ... But the Kent Police spokesman added: "Police were called to Botany Bay, Broadstairs at 6.41am on Friday, March 30 following a report of men in an inflatable boat.
Roanoke Times
April 4, 2018
Scott Zaracki walks with his daughter Caylin Hughey, 8, walk through a saucer magnolia landscape in Elmwood Park after visiting Roanoke Public Library on Monday. “She loves to read,” he said. HEATHER ROUSSEAU | The Roanoke T/. News by email icon a2 (copy). A look at Tech's and UVa'sÃâà...
New Zealand Herald
April 3, 2018
A former broadcaster has shared a shocking video of the aftermath of Easter retail sales at a Rebel Sport store in Botany, Auckland. Mark Dye, who previously worked for Newstalk ZB, posted the video to Facebook showing clothing, hangers, hats and shoes littered on the floor of the sports store.
The Nation
April 3, 2018
CHITRAL-Following an international conference on botany, an award distribution ceremony was held at the University of Chitral. Special guests gave away awards to ... It was part of three-day international conference of Botany 2018 titled 'digitization and documentation of plant natural resources in Chitral'.
Waco Tribune-Herald
April 2, 2018
“DEAR HELOISE: Maybe you've heard the expression 'Many hands make the workload light.' It's true, and never more so than for organizations that are on a tight budget, such as animal shelters, services for the elderly and children's organizations. If any of your readers are thinking of volunteering, pick anÃâà...
Daily Telegraph
April 2, 2018
The State Government is considering three options in the bay in a bid to ease the pressure on Sydney Harbour. The Southern Courier has learned that Yarra Bay and Molineaux Point are being considered as long-term solutions as well as an empty container bay at Port Botany as a short-term fix. MaroubraÃâà...
Tiny Mix Tapes
March 24, 2018
I'm guessing it's something like 115 bpm, probably. We movin'. Whatever it is, it's vibing off those bamboo beats from around the corner. It doesn't do that every day, but damn, it's doing it today. Stream “Tous Les Jours,” by Botany below, and preorder Companion II by JASS Records, due out March 23 here.
OurAuckland
March 23, 2018
Public consultation is currently underway for the Pakuranga to Botany stage of the project. This stage includes the continuation of the busway along the centre of Ti Rakau Drive, development of a flyover to provide better travel options for motorists between Pakuranga Road and Pakuranga Highway, cyclingÃâà...
KU Today
March 21, 2018
LAWRENCE – Recent headlines about melting permafrost threatening the world's foremost seed bank drive home the timeliness of “Big Botany: Conversations with the Plant World,” an exhibition opening next week at the Spencer Museum of Art that features photographs of the Svalbard Global Seed VaultÃâà...
Daily Telegraph
March 21, 2018
There are currently three DAs lodged with the council to transform the site into residential development. Little Bay resident Michael Hooper started the petition calling for an end to the development of the site. “Now is the time for the neighbouring Kamay Botany Bay National Park to be extended,” he said.
KU Today
March 21, 2018
LAWRENCE – Recent headlines about melting permafrost threatening the world's foremost seed bank drive home the timeliness of “Big Botany: Conversations with the Plant World,” an exhibition opening next week at the Spencer Museum of Art that features photographs of the Svalbard Global Seed VaultÃâà...
Feminism in India (blog)
March 19, 2018
On her return, she worked as a Professor of Botany at the Maharaja's College of Science, Trivandrum for a brief period of time from 1932 to 1934. From 1934 to 1939, she worked as a Geneticist at the sugarcane breeding institute at Coimbatore. Her research on sugarcanes and related grass species isÃâà...
Daily Telegraph
March 19, 2018
The dire state of Botany Council's finances have been laid bare as councillors were forced to sign off on “incomplete” and “unreliable” statements. Daniel Fabri, Bayside Council's director of city performance, told last week's council meeting that Botany had just $51,000 of discretionary cash left in the coffers.
Bucknell University
March 16, 2018
"This class is an introduction to making art and thinking critically, but through the unexpected lens of botany. Combining two areas of our expertise — art-making and floral biology — in an Integrated Perspectives course lets us approach both topics in a new way, rooted in our overlapping interests in theÃâà...
Williamsburg Yorktown Daily
March 16, 2018
If Holly Gruntner had her way, the annals of American botany would look very different. “I stumbled upon this giant gap in the scholarship,” said Gruntner, a second-year Ph.D. candidate in William & Mary's Department of History. “I asked, 'Where were the women in all of this?'” Gruntner's research into theÃâà...
The Guardian
February 24, 2018
Botany Bay beaches that were closed after a woman was bitten by what experts suspect was a juvenile great white shark have reopened after the attack. Randwick City Council on Sunday morning reopened Little Congwong, Congwong, Frenchmans and Yarra beaches at La Perouse following the sharkÃâà...
Popular Science
February 19, 2018
The National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. is full of familiar faces. Since it opened in 1968, the museum's sole purpose has been to showcase the images of "men and women who have made significant contributions to the history, development, and culture of the people of the United States." A visitorÃâà...
Port Strategy
December 31, 1999
Hutchison Ports has accused the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) of “opportunistically” using an incident which resulted in a seriously injured worker at its Port Botany terminal to gather support. Following the incident where the dockworker, who remains hospitalised, is believed to haveÃâà...
WLRN
December 31, 1999
“Now that I have been working with them, it makes me want to consider majoring in botany in college, so that I can maybe in the future work up in the ISS growing the plants for them," he said. "Maybe planting plants in Mars.” The garden's Fairchild Challenge seeks to increase student exposure to botany.
St George and Sutherland Shire Leader
December 31, 1999
“Due to the significant breakdowns in administrative, financial and governance internal controls identified in the former (Botany Bay) council by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) under Operation Ricco, it has not been possible for the current Bayside Council management to ensureÃâà...
Southgate News Herald
December 31, 1999
Tyrybon said digging in the dirt with seeds leads to a natural learning experience with botany. “I want to take what the children want to do naturally, which is explore the environment, feel different things, smell different things, taste different things, then planting seeds,” she said. “They love feeding the pets inÃâà...
Times Online
December 31, 1999
Around 40-50 parents of students studying at Botany Downs Secondary College are up in arms over the loss of a bus route. And rightly so, says principal of the college Karen Brinsden. Residents of Whitford were surprised to discover at the beginning of the year that there is no public school bus serviceÃâà...
William & Mary News
December 31, 1999
If Holly Gruntner had her way, the annals of American botany would look very different. “I stumbled upon this giant gap in the scholarship,” said Gruntner, a second-year Ph.D. candidate in William & Mary's Department of History. “I asked, 'Where were the women in all of this?'” Gruntner's research into theÃâà...