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Date: Apr 10 00:12 2013

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Australian Government launches 'first national space policy' The Federal Government has launched what it describes as Australia's first space policy at Mount Stromlo in Canberra. The launch showcased 14 Australian space research projects, funded by a $40 million Federal Government investment to support space-related research, education and innovation activities. Read more __________________

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Date: Apr 10 00:10 2013

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Launch of Australian Space Policy Australia's first ever space policy - Australia's Satellite Utilisation Policy - has been released today, providing certainty and strategic direction for Australian users of satellite technology. Launching the policy at ANU's Stromlo Observatory, Minister Assisting for Industry and Innovation Senator Kate Lundy said on-going, cost effective access to satellite capabilities was essential to Australia's future. Read more Satellites key to Australia's first space policy The use of satellite technology has been ramped up as a national priority, with the launch of Australia's first ever space policy. Assistant Industry and Innovation Minister Kate Lundy on Tuesday officially released Australia's Satellite Utilisation Policy, saying it would provide certainty and strategic direction for satellite technology users. Read more __________________

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Date: Sep 29 22:16 2008

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China has signalled that it will play a significant role in the exploration of the solar system. Japan is building a substantial program, and India may not be far behind. Almost all Western nations have national space programs of some sort, as do several nations in South-East Asia. Australia stands out as an exception. Read more __________________

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