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The Hyundai Elantra is one of these great new efficient cars. It has a 148-horsepower 4-cylinder engine, but Hyundai has squeezed every drop of efficiency from it to give you up to 40 mpg. The best part is, they have wrapped this up in a luxurious package including leather seats, surround sound, navigation, and heated seats, for only $15,000-$20,000.
The Elantra has an Eco button, like many new cars do, to throttle your driving for maximum efficiency, but like most Eco buttons this seems to just put you in a situation where you have to press the accelerator pedal harder to get the car to do what you need it to do. The car doesn't have a lot of extra power, so we suggest just driving it in normal mode unless you putter from stoplight to stoplight all day.
So, the new Elantra is as efficient as a small Mazda with SkyActive technology or a Prius driven in the country, and it costs less than your average sedan and offers more, all of which contributed to it being named the 2012 North American Car of the Year. Yes it has a few foibles which you can read about in our photo gallery, but all in all we're in love. Thanks, Hyundai!
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tahrey March 12, 2012 at 10:38 am
Newsflash: Smallish modern car gets the equivalent of just under 48MPG Imperial.
World in general snoozes. Europeans say "what, is that all?". Americans are shocked to the core that it's possible without adding an electric booster system.
I just bought a 9-year-old French car that's just a little smaller than the Elantra. It gets about 45MPG US to the Elantra's 40, and that's in everyday semi-urban driving rather than the more forgiving official tests. Plus, I have a sneaking suspicion that something is a bit haywire inside the system; I've had to disconnect the EGR valve to make it run smooth, and by most other people's reports I should actually be seeing more than 50 (US). If I went out and bought it's up-to-date equivalent (or indeed, one from a size class directly competing with the Elantra), it would easily post figures in the high 50s/low 60s (US).
BTW, the Peugeot mentioned is a people-carrier/MPV type family car, somewhat bigger than this Hyundai and not really made for ultimate efficiency. That it gets roughly the same mileage day-to-day (again, vs official test figures) is quite impressive.
I do have to give the Malaysians (?) some credit though, seeing as they've pulled this figure out of a car with automatic shift and presumably at least a 1.8 if not 2.0 litre gasoline engine, compliant with your weird emissions regs. That's a fair old piece of work right there, getting such a result under those conditions…
(And really now… 150hp in one of those? That's still overkill. Permanently engage the Eco button and set about completely failing to realise that you've done it, after the first few miles.)
phnipnip March 5, 2012 at 5:46 pm
You don't say where you actually reside, so what I say isn't necessarily definitive, but most European countries will use the Imperial Gallon rather than the US Gallon
Imperial Gallon = 4.546 Liters
US Gallon = 3.785 Liters
If we then convert MPGs to Miles per Liter we get your Peugeot getting 9.678 MPL (at your 44 MPG mark) and the Hyundai at 10.568. Which means it actually gets better mileage than the 3008.
I'm not trying to be intentionally obtuse, but I just wanted to make sure we are comparing apples to apples.
MJRichards March 5, 2012 at 5:17 am
40 mpg and you think that's good ?
My name is Martin and my latest car is a Peugeot 3008 automatic that averages 44mpg and when on a long distance trip it gets over 50mpg.
It is powered by a diesel 1.6 turbo charged engine.
In fact most cars in Europe offer the same sort of economy.
Its just nice to see that the USA is trying to catch up with the rest of the world. I can say this as I lived and worked in the USA about 3 years ago and found that all of the cars in the USA are 10 to 20 years behind the res tof the world.
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Turns out that this is not consistent among airlines. Some do it and others don't. And some, such as Delta and American, will charge you a fee just as they would if you were to change your ticket. That charge is usually $100 on domestic flights and about double or triple that on overseas flights.
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Despite the Monza crowd being a sea of red, there will be a second team that many of the locals will be cheering for with Vitantonio Liuzzi being Italian and Daniel Ricciardo having Italian heritage.
The young Aussie will feel at home in Italy and will be pushing to get well into the top 20 after his DNF at Spa:" I am counting on my Italian roots to push me to a good performance in Italy." Daniel said ahead of this weekend's race.
"Monza is a special track that will require a very different approach to the other tracks that I have driven. It is a low downforce, high speed track with heavy braking required into the chicanes, so it's going to be another experience to put in the book."
"I want to put behind my first F1 non-finish at the last race in Spa. The word of the weekend is speed and it will be possible with team-work."
HRT F1 Team, Team Principal Colin Kolles says the low downforce setup required for Monza will be a test to both driver concentration and ability.
"We have to find a very low downforce set-up for the car to achieve the maximum speed potential," said Kolles.
"The cars are difficult to control and the drivers have to be attentive and concentrated. We want to show a good level of performance and be able to finish the last race of the European 2011 season with both cars for the eighth time this season."
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The Damascus High School wrestling team swept its tri-meet against Northwest and Clarksburg on Saturday, thereby securing the Montgomery County 4A/3A West Division and the top seed and hosting privileges for the 4A/3A West Region duals.
The Swarmin' Hornets took advantage of the marquee matchup with the Jaguars early on, taking the lead after the third match and never looking back en route to a 39-27 victory.
The meet started at 106 pounds, where Damascus' Mikey Macklin earned a major decision over Dell Ngonga, 14-2. Northwest responded quickly as Jamil Garrison was able to pin David Creegan in just 48 seconds in the 113 pound class. In the 120-pound matchup, Nick Davis held a 7-4 lead for the Jaguars in the third period, but Michael Wilkerson was able to lock in a cradle and flip the momentum by earning a fall.
"Michael Wilkerson was losing, and we knew that kid was tough," Hornets coach Jon Furgeson said. "We expected [Davis] to weigh in at 113 today, so when he weighed in at 120 the coaches kind of looked at each other, and I guess they didn't know how good Michael Wilkerson is. He's having a really nice season this year. Last year he couldn't get into the lineup, this year he did a lot of off-season wrestling. He's a little funky, so he catches people off-guard a little, but with his conditioning he was able to get the six points for us, and that set the tone for the rest of the match."
Corey Obendorfer pinned Ben Whitacre early in the third period at 126 pounds to give Damascus a 16-6 advantage, and the Hornets would go on to win six of the next eight bouts to put the match out of reach.
Owen Brooks (138 pounds) and Jack Creegan (145) earned back-to-back decisions for Damascus, and Logan Brooks (160) and Caleb Baisden (195) each posted major decisions. Michael Scarfate pinned Darius Williams in 1:11 in the 182-pound bout, and Ari Cacopardo contributed a decision over Keegan Johnson at 170 for the Hornets.
"The last couple of years we have wanted to build something like this, and luckily it came down to the last match of the year — a home match for the division and the No. 1 seed in the regional duals," Furgeson said. "[Joe] Vukovich is a very good coach and he had those boys ready to go. We knew it was going to be a fight. Each time we come out and wrestle we are amazed at how the kids are really tough and really focused... It was a great atmosphere — I loved it. The place was packed, and that's what you want high school sports to be about — good hard competition and a lot of fun."
Northwest was led by Ainsley Garvey's pin at 132 pounds, while T.J. Patterson added a fall at 220. Jeff Moreno's late takedown propelled him to a 7-5 victory over Johnny Fischer at 152, and Luis Beteta was able to secure a fall for the Jaguars at 285. Luis Beteta said he knows he and his teammates have a lot of work to do if they are going to have a chance at knocking off Damascus in regional duals.
"We practiced all week getting ready for the crosses, cradles, barbed wires and stuff, but they came out hitting hard," he said. "They got the momentum and they just kept going with it. We need to wrestle six minutes. Too may people got caught on their backs, so we need to not give so many back points up. We just need to keep wrestling tough and work hard. They are a tough team, but we can beat them."
Northwest defeated Clarksburg, 61-15, in the first meet of the day, taking seven bouts by fall.
Damascus also made quick work of the Coyotes with a 77-6 victory in the final meet of the day, posting 10 pins in the effort.
Northwest 61, Clarksburg 15
285: Luis Beteta (N) f. Nick Richerson, 0:30
106: Dell Ngonga (N) w.b.f.
113: Jamil Garrison (N) f. Logan Ring, 1:20
120: Nick Davis (N) w.b.f.
126: Herbie Testerman (C) d. Ben Whitacre, 4-3
132: Ainsley Garvey (N) f. Ethan Press, 2:38
138: Tommy Beard (N) f. Brian Kouassi, 2:42
145: Mauro Beteta (N) f. Lucas Craft, 2:36
152: Michael Coonley (N) f. Jamie Adcock, 1:35
160: Jeff Moreno (N) f. Seon Cherky, 2:52
170: Darius Williams (N) d. David Edeh, 4-3
182: Byron Johnson (N) maj. d. Steve Taghen, 12-4
195: Peter Limber (C) f. T.J. Patterson, 3:27
220: Xavier Walker (C) f. Alex Lee, 3:22
Damascus 39, Northwest 27
106: Mikey Macklin (D) maj. d. Dell Ngonga, 14-2
113: Jamil Garrison (N) f. David Creegan, 0:48
120: Michael Wilkerson (D) f. Nick Davis, 5:07
126: Corey Obendorfer (D) f. Ben Whitacre, 4:24
132: Ainsley Garvey (N) f. Davey Creegan, 1:54
138: Owen Brooks (D) d. Tommy Beard, 11-7
145: Jack Creegan (D) d. Mauro Beteta, 10-7
152: Jeff Moreno (N) d. Johnny Fischer, 7-5
160: Logan Brooks (D) maj. d. Michael Coonley, 9-1
170: Ari Cacopardo (D) d. Keegan Johnson, 8-1
182: Michael Scafate (D) f. Darius Williams, 1:11
195: Caleb Baisden (D) maj. d. Byron Johnson, 13-4
220: T.J. Patterson (N) f. Tony Phillips, 3:11
285: Luis Beteta (N) f. Andrew Nickell, 2:45
Damascus 77, Clarksburg 6
113: Mikey Macklin (D) f. Logan Ring, 4:30
120: Michael Wilkerson (D) w.b.f.
126: Corey Obendorfer (D) tech. f. Herbie Testerman, 17-2
132: David Creegan (D) f. Ethan Press, 0:29
138: Owen Brooks (D) f. Brian Kourassi, 3:24
145: Jack Creegan (D) f. Lucas Craft, 1:52
152: Johnny Fischer (D) f. Jamie Adcock, 0:24
160: Logan Brooks (D) f. Seon Cherky, 2:30
170: Ari Cacopardo (D) f. David Edeh, 0:57
182: Caleb Baisden (D) f. Steve Taghen, 1:50
195: Michael Scafate (D) f. Peter Limber, 3:43
220: Xavier Walker (C) f. Tony Phillips, 0:31
285: Andrew Nickell (D) f. Nick Richerson
106: David Creegan (D) w.b.f.


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Scent of Oak (Roble de olor)
German merchant and gentleman farmer Cornelio Souchay views himself as a progressive businessman, and socializes with like-minded fellows in cafes and boites in western Cuba in the 1800's. He meets confident, regal-looking Ursula Lambert, a former slave who has become a businesswoman, and quickly falls in love with her.
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I made these earrings with some beautiful pale pink coin pearls. I have added some pink jade and pink tourmaline drops. I turned the wire with my pliers for the drops to hang from.
Components:Coin pearls, pink Jade, pink Tourmaline
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I just started welding not too long ago, and up until now ive only been learing to weld aluminum plate and so far i think im getting the hang or it. So i wanted to try out some aluminum piping. At my local srcap yard i found a bunch of 3" diameter x 3foot @ 1/16" thick Aluminum piping in their 6061 section.
Im having a real hard time trying to weld this stuff. everytime i make a puddle and start moving i can see a bunch of crap floating on the top of the puddle. this happens even after i hit it with a stainless steel brush real good. Maybe this stuff is annodized??? Or maybe a weird alloy? Anyone have any pointers for thin Al pipe.
Settings on Syncrowave 250
High frequency always on @ 70
3/32" 2% thoriated
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05-01-2012, 09:18 PM #1Member
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Am i experiencing a contamination issue? or Something else
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I would try just running a bead without using any filler.
In other words, start a puddle and then move it along the pipe.
If bead looks ok, then add the filler and see.
I had similar problems. I could run a clean bead alone but I got "pepper flakes" in the puddle when I started adding filler.
Found out that my filler rod was contaminated so I cleaned it using a scotchbrite pad and wiped it with acetone. Clipped the end of the rod before starting a weld.
Your flat pieces look good so it may be the pipe material.Thermal Arc GTSW400, Airco Heliwelder II, Miller Dynasty 350, Hypertherm 1000, oxy-fuel setup, metal cutting bandsaw, air compressor, drill press, etc.:
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Have you even read the owner's manual that comes with the Sync 250?
In your photos you show a balance setting of 2, 4, 6. You're putting way too much heat into the tungsten (too much DC+) and not enough heat into the workpiece (DC-). I normally run my Sync 250 at a balance setting of between 7.5 and 8.5.
Some will disagree, but I don't like thoriated tungsten for welding in AC. I prefer a 2% lanthanated or ceriated. If you like the ball produced by pure, the zirconiated tungsten will still ball but will handle the amps better than pure.
Why do people feel the need to jump right into tig welding aluminum before they even master the basics with mild steel. You'll find that those steps you just jumped over will come back and bite you in the azz.
The Miller Tig Handbook (available under the Resources tab above) should be required reading for anyone starting to learn to tig weld.
PS The HF control you refer to is simply an "intensity control" which sets how strong the HF is. A setting of 7 seems high to me (been awhile since I had a Sync with the intensity control--been eliminated on the newer machines). You want it set just high enough to insure reliable arc starts. Too high and your wife/neighbors will be yelling at you for screwing up their TV's or computers.Syncrowave 250 DX Tigrunner
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AC balance settings in the pics were 2,6,9... I've always had it around 7-8 and got good results welding 6061 plate. I was trying to lower it so i could see if it would "clean" the surface and produce a different/better weld.
Ive read my manual and most of the tech articles miller has online regarding TIG. But still some things dont quite make sense yet. like, the AC balance, yes i get that when the AC balance is high @ 8.5 your getting all of penetration because alot of heat in going to the work piece but whe the balance is low @ 2 the heat is going into the tungston how does that clean? and what is it "cleaning"? the oxidation already present on the piece, or from post oxidation occuring after welding?
I really like the 2% thoriated tungston compared to pure... it seems to last alot longer and gives me a pretty stable arc when i grind it right. i would like to try the lathinated or ceriated but my welding supply doesnt stock those.
I figured out what the issues was...
The pipe must have some sort of surface coating. I took the angle grinder to it and then hit it with the brush afterwards. The results were way better.
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Am i experiencing a contamination issue? or Something else
Remember also that aluminum oxidizes fast, when welding aluminum clean, clean, and clean. I always clean the area of the joint with acetone, then scotch brite followed by clean water.
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you should use ceriated (gray identifying band) or pure tungsten (green band) - you can find it online I'm sure.
Also aluminum requires preheating to release moisture from the material and to encourage it to take weld. and also - CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN, then clean again, then weld
As a practise getting ali from a scrap dealer is cool and cheap but you never know what you are getting. Lets say it was a 2000 series instead of a 6000. You would be experiencing even more issues.
Ali welding is a constant learning process. Cleaning is part of it, pre heating is another. Some pre heat with gas, others with hot air torches and some just use the TIG torch.
If your filler rod is left out it will have an oxidation layer. If there is any cutting saw coolant left on your work piece it will soot up the puddle. Sticker residual & oil are problems if not cleaned away. Anodise major issue.
Welcome to ali welding
Its a lot of fun
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17 Dec 2013
People living in the Maranoa region of Queensland can soon access a full suite of community services in one place at a new state-of-the-art facility being built in Roma. Read more
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08 Nov 2013
A group of young Indigenous locals have earned the keys to a brighter future after graduating in October from a program that has given them better job prospects and their driver licence. Read more
30 Aug 2013
Brisbane's premier cultural event, the Santos GLNG City of Lights has tonight received state-wide recognition winning a prestigious Queensland award. Read more
09 Jul 2013
Santos is joining the NAIDOC Week celebrations being held across Australia to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Read more
15 May 2013
On Monday Santos GLNG FEED & Execute team, along with their colleagues at Fluor, achieved a significant safety milestone.
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12 Feb 2013
Jessica Mauboy, with our Aboriginal Employment Advisor, Che Cockatoo Collins
Several Santos GLNG team members were star struck after meeting Aussie singer, Jessica Mauboy, at GOMA last Friday 8 February alongside world surfing champion, Joel Parkinson, and rugby great, Preston Campbell.
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25 Oct 2012
Gladstone's PCYC (Police-Citizens Youth Club) will be given a much needed upgrade after receiving $250,000 in funding from Santos GLNG today. Read more
22 Aug 2012
Desert Country opens in Brisbane Read more
22 May 2012
Santos GLNG is saddling up as the Principal Sponsor of Queensland's biggest bike ride - the newly-named Santos GLNG Brisbane to the Gold Coast Cycle Challenge. Read more
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19 Mar 2012
On Saturday Sam Klaas, EQ Regional Manager, represented the Santos GLNG Project at the official opening of the new Roma Airport. Read more
01 Mar 2012
President Santos GLNG Mark Macfarlane and Santos GLNG Project staff members at one of the brand new homes.
Workers moving to Gladstone to settle and work on the Santos GLNG Project can move into new homes with 11 family houses now ready for occupancy. Read more
26 Feb 2012
Santos has again come to the aid of the local community following devastating floods in Queensland. Read more
17 Jan 2012
The Queensland Government today announced it would continue supporting Brisbane Festival's Santos City of Lights laser light show through 2013. Read more
09 Dec 2011
Two major CSG research and training initiatives were announced in Queensland yesterday. Read more
02 Nov 2011
In October some of the GLNG project's more adventurous employees took part in the Stock Up For Hope Charity Drove.
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01 Nov 2011
President Gladstone Central Committee on the Ageing Edgar Allen, Rotary's Assistant Governor Len Woodman and GLNG Regional Manager Garry Scanlan.
Santos were delighted to hand over the keys to a new medical service bus last week which will provide much needed assistance to Gladstone residents requiring specialist out-of-town treatment. Read more
05 Oct 2011
Brisbane to Bridge participants: (L-R) Greg Sykes, Cangie Wu, Camila Eviston, Huw Mason, Tom Massey, (front) Dee Walsh and Khalee Field.
Santos' athletic proficiency was on show in September, with more than 270 of the company's finest taking part in the Adelaide City-Bay and the Bridge to Brisbane fun runs. Read more
30 Sep 2011
Santos employees at the Brisbane to Bridge fun run.
28 Sep 2011
Santos General Manager Upstream Operations Rob Simpson, Santos EQ Regional Manager Sam Klaas, QFRS South Western Region Assistant Commissioner Tom Dawson, QFRS Acting Regional Manager Shane Brumby and Santos Manager Social Performance John Phalen.
The Santos GLNG Project has invested $500,000 to purchase new fire fighting equipment for the Rural Fire Service to assist volunteer fire fighters in the Maranoa region in preparing for the fast approaching fire season. Read more
20 Sep 2011
EQ Regional Manager Sam Klaas, President Santos GLNG Mark Macfarlane, and Manager Social Performance John Phalen with the award.
The Santos GLNG project was recognised for its outstanding contribution to the wellbeing of Surat Basin communities by winning the inaugural Surat Basin Community Engagement Award at the Surat Basin Conference in Roma last week. Read more
06 Sep 2011
Mark MacFarlane, President Santos GLNG, flicked the switch on Sunday night to officially turn on the Santos City of Lights.
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23 Aug 2011
Michelle & Will Reay.
A landholder near Santos' Ballera plant in Queensland has written to thank Santos and the Royal Flying Doctor Service for their role in helping save her son's life after an accident in April. Read more
02 Jun 2011
About 160 year 10 girls, their teachers and career counsellors from throughout the Surat Basin took part in the 4Girls2 forum.
Encouraging young females to consider entering the coal seam gas industry was the aim of the 4Girls2 forum held recently in Miles and Toowoomba, Queensland, where Santos representatives Trina Beach, Cangie Wu and Alicia Harrington shared their career experiences.
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20 May 2011
Santos' team looking stylish as ever.
Santos employees participated in The NISSAN/BRW Corporate Triathlon on the Gold Coast. Read more
09 May 2011
Employees, gathered here at the GoMA entrance in their stylish blue Santos t-shirts, celebrated the success of GoMA's 21st Century: Art in the First Decade exhibition.
Santos' Brisbane employees gathered at the city's Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) recently to celebrate the huge success of the gallery's 21st Century: Art in the First Decade exhibition. Read more
04 May 2011
GLNG chief executive Mark Macfarlane with sailing enthusiast Barry Austin.
Recreational sailors on Gladstone Harbour will enjoy safer boating conditions as a result of a new partnership announced between the Port Curtis Sailing Club and GLNG. Read more
02 May 2011
An SES boat ferrying people to safety.
Santos has donated $25,000 to the Roma Combined Christian Churches Flood Appeal after floods hit the town again last week. Read more
15 Apr 2011
Enterprising employees at Santos' Ballera operations have played a crucial role in the discovery of a rare species of katydid, which has become the first of its kind to go on display at the Australian Museum in Sydney. Read more
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28 Mar 2011
Santos again joined the renowned Earth Hour initiative, switching off rooftop signs and non-essential lighting in its Adelaide and Brisbane offices last Saturday night. Read more
15 Mar 2011
Santos has announced a $4 million investment towards upgrading the Roma Airport terminal, improving Community and Allied Health services, and increasing housing support in the Roma region. Read more
23 Feb 2011
More than 40 Santos employees took time out of their past weekend to sizzle snags and work at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, as part of a re-opening event for the gallery's latest exhibition, staged to raise money for the state's flood recovery. Read more
28 Jan 2011
Gladstone's health and housing services will receive a major funding injection following the recent announcement that the GLNG project has been given final approval by its partners. Read more
25 Jan 2011
Mark Baker, Daniel O'Brien, John Balkwill, Michelle Lim, Peter McGrath, Jillian O'Pray and Colin Baumgartner helped clean up the underground storage unit belonging to Mark and Michelle and their neighbours.
The massive clean-up in Brisbane and surrounding areas is now in full swing, with many Santos employees stepping forward to demonstrate their care for workmates and others in the community who have been severely affected by the devastating floods. Read more
06 Jan 2011
Australian energy company Santos today confirmed it would donate $500,000 to help Queensland communities recover from the current extensive flooding across the state.
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22 Dec 2010
Rick Wilkinson, Santos Vice President Queensland and the Hon Anna Bligh MP, Premier of Queensland, with Olafur Eliasson's The Cubic Structural Evolution Project, 2004.
'21st Century: Art in the First Decade', currently showing at Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art, continues the award winning partnership between the Queensland Art Gallery and Santos. Read more
18 Dec 2010
Tony Ellwood, Director Queensland Art Gallert and Gallery of Modern Art, Jane Haley, CEO, AbaF, and Rick Wilkinson, Santos VP Queensland.
STVDIO, Australia's new arts TV channel, has produced this video about 2010 AbaF Partnering Award winners Santos and Queensland Art Gallery. Read more
13 Dec 2010
Local landholders in Queensland are seeing first-hand the benefits of treated coal seam gas (CSG) water with cattle thriving on forage crops planted as part of Santos' Fairview Irrigation Project. Read more
03 Dec 2010
Adelaide's best mo-grower Scott Knoblauch with Santos' best fundraiser Adrian Masullo.
A record 106 Santos Mo Bros and Mo Sistas took part in Movember to raise awareness of men's health, successfully raising over $31,000 for Beyond Blue and the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. Read more
26 Nov 2010
Santos' outstanding apprentices were recognised last night at the Apprentice of the Year Awards ceremony at the Santos Centre in Adelaide. Read more
19 Nov 2010
Footsteps team members Tony Lewis, Sam McMillan, Paul Dunn, and Andrew Corrick (absent) collecting their prizes from Andrew Antony.
A record 600-plus employees tested themselves and their pedometers in the 2010 Walk the Moomba Pipeline competition. Read more
18 Nov 2010
Santos' John Phalen (left) and Helen Simpson (right) with the Channel 7 team.
Queensland public affairs team hosted Gladstone's Channel 7 news team on a tour of Santos' Curtis Island site this week, as part of an ongoing stakeholder engagement plan in support of the project. Read more
16 Nov 2010
The Hermitage Dam adjacent to the managed aquifer recharge trial site.
A GLNG project study is investigating the possibility of introducing treated pure water into Roma's existing underground aquifer which supplies the town's water needs, including drinking water. Read more
29 Oct 2010
Ross Nielson, managing director, Nielson Properties (developer and manager of Santos Place); Tony Ellwood, Queensland Art Gallery director; and Rick Wilkinson, Santos' VP Queensland.
The significant partnership between Santos and the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art received national recognition with the Australia Business Arts Foundation (AbaF) Partnering Award. Read more
27 Oct 2010
Ying receiving her award from AGIT's Andrew Creek and Kay Whiting. Image courtesy Gas Today.
Santos' Ying Luo received the best presentation award at the Australian Gas Industry Trust's Gas Speak conference in Canberra. Read more
24 Sep 2010
Santos has won the Business Partnering award from the Australian Business Arts Foundation (AbaF) for Queensland, for its support of the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA). Read more
24 Aug 2010
Trish Leisha, Margaret Kemp, Donna Sandow (front), Conie Coolwell and Santos' Craig Jones in the GLNG office.
The GLNG project yesterday joined Aboriginal traditional owners in Gladstone to sign the project's seventh and final Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA), completing the largest set of agreements with Aboriginal groups in Australian resources history. Read more
23 Aug 2010
Santos' GLNG office in Gladstone is helping local students build their experience in the workplace as part of a program that seeks to make the transition from school to work easier. Read more
20 Aug 2010
Santos is helping authorities to protect unique outback fisheries, which have been boosted by the major floodwaters flowing through the region. Read more
20 Jul 2010
Interior of Santos Place.
Two companies involved in the construction of Santos Place were recognised at the Queensland Master Builders' Brisbane Housing & Construction Awards recently. Read more
07 Jun 2010
Santos hosted a tent at Ecofest 2010 in Gladstone.
Santos' GLNG project hosted a tent at Ecofest 2010 in Gladstone on 6 June, with the local community out in droves at the event in the city's Tondoon Botanic Gardens. Read more
02 Jun 2010
The running team: Belinda Wu, Rob Lord, Michelle Lim and Clayton Warner.
Santos achieved great results including two bronze medals at the 2010 Queensland Corporate Games recently, marking a successful debut for the company in that event. Read more
05 May 2010
Santos' Sam Klaas and Jamie Miller with Louise Goodall, Chiara Parker Price, Matika Laycock and Brandt Harland from Injune State High School.
Students from Injune State High School have joined forces with Santos to celebrate the planting of one million trees at Santos' Fairview plantation north-west of Roma in Queensland.
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23 Apr 2010
Santos Place's personal assistants celebrated International Administrative Professionals Day in style yesterday, with more than 20 taking a break from their desks to visit the exhibition Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones at the Queensland Art Gallery. Read more
24 Mar 2010
Maranoa Mayor Robert Loughnan, Santos' Sam Klaas, and Fr Stuart Webb from St Paul's
Santos has pledged $50,000 to a flood appeal in Roma, which comes in response to the town's worst flooding in recorded history. Read more
18 Mar 2010
Santos Area Manager Queensland CSG Fields, Sam Klaas, Maranoa Regional Council Mayor, Robert Loughnan, and Santos Manager Community Engagement, John Phalen, at Roma Airport.
Santos has announced plans to partner with the Maranoa Regional Council and invest up to $2.5 million to upgrade the Roma Airport as part of its GLNG project. Read more
05 Mar 2010
Community Liaison Officer Jamie Miller on his back verandah.
Santos' local Roma employees responded quickly to help people to safety as Roma endured its worst flooding in over 80 years, with a quarter of the its 1,500 residents affected. Read more
02 Mar 2010
The latest edition of the GLNG community newsletter, GLNG News, has been released, with information on consultation work, Gladstone harbour, LNG safety, and regional updates. Read more
24 Feb 2010
Santos and the University of Queensland have signed a memorandum of understanding to push research and education programs that will help develop Queensland's coal seam gas industry. Read more
22 Feb 2010
ABC television's Artscape program recently covered the 6th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art exhibition at the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, of which Santos is Principal Partner. Read more
07 Jan 2010
Mayor Ray Brown (far left) with councillors, council staff and Santos representatives at the official opening. Photo courtesy WDRC.
In a joint effort with the local Moonie community and council, Santos has supported the creation of a display to preserve the history of the regional Queensland town, where Santos has operated since 1961. Read more
08 Dec 2009
Santos' Cathy Irwin and Jamie Miller in Roma.
Santos has officially opened its new community shop-front in Roma, to provide the local community with information on its coal seam gas operations in the region. Read more
24 Nov 2009
Santos President GLNG & Queensland Rick Wilkinson (left) takes a tour of the gallery with QAG Director Tony Ellwood
Santos has committed to a major five-year partnership with Queensland's central cultural institution, the Queensland Art Gallery, making Santos the gallery's leading corporate partner. Read more
21 Oct 2009
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The Stock Up for Hope charity drove, an event supported by Santos, has this year raised over $350,000 to support school chaplaincy services in regional Queensland communities. Read more
18 May 2009
The Santos men (top) and Santos women (bottom) battle it out in the Crewzing 2009 final
Two Santos teams finished third and fourth in the Crewzing Corporate and Community Regatta, held in Brisbane on 17 May. Read more
15 May 2009
CEO GLNG Operations Roger Kennett, Roma Mayor Robert Loughnan, President GLNG and Queensland Rick Wilkinson, and PETRONAS Australia CEO Majid Khalil at the plantation launch.
Santos is planting two million native trees in what will be one of Australia's largest Chinchilla White Gum plantations, near Fairview in eastern Queensland. Read more
13 Apr 2009
Emma Yeoman, a senior coal seam gas completions engineer in Santos' Brisbane office, was the overall runner-up in the Queensland Resources Council's International Women's Day awards for 2008. Read more
06 Apr 2009
This year will mark the 150th anniversary of the historic establishment of Queensland as an independent state. Read more
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