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We have lots of resources for students on this site about water and sewage (wastewater). If you can't find what you need please contact us.
You can read all about our history here.
Our water quality section will tell you everything you need to know about how we treat your water and keep it healthy and clean.
Our engineers and scientists regularly test the water. You can read about the standards we need to meet in the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines.
For information on where your water comes from, we have useful pages that talk about our reservoirs, the River Murray, groundwater (aquifers) and desalination.
There are a number of videos on our YouTube channel that explain how we treat water and how the water network in Adelaide works.
We also have a range of apps and games you can download and play - while you are there, check out our other online resources.
If you have chosen a water related topic for your SACE research project we can help too.
To find out how to use water wisely, or save water, view our tips for households and businesses.
We have a great range of videos on our YouTube channel that show you how we manage and treat and recycle your waste. You can also find out what you can do to help us.
Our sewerage information page also has lots of information on the process for treating sewage.
We often recycle wastewater to convert it to useful water - you can find out more about recycled water here.
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Do I need a passport to cruise? It's the biggest question from readers and travel agents say there's plenty of confusion regarding the U.S. State Department's guidelines. Here's the real deal with cruising and the new passport rules launching June 1, 2009.
"The State Department has changed the regulations so many times that it is nearly impossible to keep up," says travel agency owner John Frenaye. Indeed, the U.S. State Department's Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) passport rule, which goes into effect on June 1, 2009, has been delayed three times creating much confusion regarding passport requirements.When researching this article I was given the wrong information from the State Department regarding cruise passengers. Fortunately, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection provided the correct details.
What, specifically, does the new WHTI passport rule mean for cruisers? It all depends where you're taking your cruise and how you get to your cruise embarkation port.
U.S. citizens need a passport now for cruises that stop at ports in South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Antarctica. Additionally, U.S. citizens who travel by air to the Caribbean, Canada, Mexico and Bermuda to catch their ship must have a passport.
However, if you are cruising to and from the Caribbean, Bermuda, Mexico, and Canada from a U.S. port you do not need a passport – this is deemed a "closed loop" voyage. A "closed loop" voyage or itinerary occurs when a vessel departs from a U.S. port or place and returns to the same U.S. port upon completion of the voyage. Per the WHTI Land and Sea Final Rule, travelers on "closed loop" voyages are not subject to the same documentary requirements for entry to the United States as other travelers.
If your voyage falls under the closed loop rule you only need to carry a government-issued photo ID (such as a driver's license) and a certified birth certificate (children traveling with an adult require a birth certificate as well). A certified birth certificate has a registrar's raised, embossed, impressed or multicolored seal, registrar's signature, and the date the certificate was filed with the registrar's office, which must be within one year of your birth.
Keep in mind this rule is for U.S. citizens cruising from a U.S. port. If you are taking one way itineraries you will have to have a passport. For example, if you start a cruise in Vancouver or Seattle and end in Seward or Whittier Alaska you must have a passport. Ditto for cruises starting in Los Angeles and ending in Acapulco, cruises starting in Miami and ending in Barbados, or cruises starting in Quebec and ending in New York City – you'll need a passport.
Currently, those who drive across the Canadian border to a port will not need a passport since land-crossings are currently exempt. In that instance the aforementioned proof of citizenship is needed.
As always, passports are not required for U.S. citizens traveling to or returning directly from Hawaii or a U.S. territory, including Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Swains Island, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
On June 1, 2009 all arriving and returning U.S. citizens must have a passport or passport card to enter the U.S. by land from Canada and Mexico. One exception is U.S. and Canadian citizens under the age of 16 will be able to present a birth certificate instead of a passport for crossing land/sea borders between the U.S. and Canada. There also will be special provisions for children traveling in school, sports or other groups. This date now means that U.S. citizens sailing round trip Alaska cruises from Vancouver will require a passport.
What's the difference between a passport and a passport card? The passport card was mandated by Congress as an alternative secure document but only for land and sea entry. The card contains radio frequency identification on an RFID chip, designed to be read quickly by scanning equipment installed at U.S. points of entry. One very important distinction is the passport card is not acceptable for air travel.
*Standard, first-time passports now cost $100 and are valid 10 years. U.S. citizens age 15 and younger pay $85 for a passport valid for five years.
*The new land/sea passport card costs $45 for adults and would be valid 10 years. Citizens age 15 and younger pay $35 for a card valid for five years.
*Current passport holders can apply for the card as a renewal and pay $20. The card costs $10 for those younger than age 16 who already has a passport.
For travelers who don't want to deal with passports or passport cards, there is the "trusted traveler" card issued by the federal government to prescreened travelers. (But those won't get you over an international border the way a passport will.) Also, a number of border states are working on enhanced drivers licenses containing the RFID chip and other security features that are acceptable for entry at land and sea points. Currently, Washington state is the only one with these licenses. New York, Arizona, California, Michigan, Texas and Vermont are set to follow.
Travel agents want you to know traveling without a passport is risky. "I advise all my clients who travel abroad to apply for a full-fledged passport," said Frenaye. He cites an example of someone who sails out of Miami without a passport who falls ill when the ship is at sea and needs to fly home from the Bahamas. Frenaye adds, "Without a passport, this person is likely to incur extreme scrutiny and questioning by customs, which will only add more stress to the initial event." It's a rare situation, of course, but it does happen from time to time.
So cruising regulars if you don't have a passport it might be a good time to get one soon.
Plan ahead. Apply for your passport at least four months in advance, if possible. Renewals can take as long as a first issue, so check your passport's expiration date. If the passport is due to expire soon and you are planning a trip abroad, check the passport rules for the countries you're visiting. Many countries require your passport to be valid for three to six months beyond the date you enter the country. For example, if your passport expires in November 2009, and you want to travel this coming March, you may need to renew your passport before you go.
Also, according to new guidelines from the U.S. State Department, county clerk offices cannot process a passport application if the applicant's birth certificate was issued within that county. This modification was enacted in response to a problem when officials discovered illegally produced birth records. This rule will be a major inconvenience for many rural citizens since first-time applicants and all children must apply for a passport in person — that may mean a long drive to the clerk's office in the next county.
Applications and instructions are available at passport offices and select U.S. post offices and online at the U.S. State Department's travel Web site. Be sure to write your trip's departure date on the application. Passport officials say they are doing their best to get passports out in time for travelers' departures.
Allow plenty of processing time. The new rule of thumb is to allow at least 12 weeks for a regular application and four weeks for an expedited application. Holidays will slow down the process, sometimes considerably.
Expedite the process. If you are leaving within the next two months, pay the additional $60 to expedite your application. The State Department says it will get an expedited passport to you in two or three weeks. If you are truly desperate, hire a "passport expediter," who can get you a faster turnaround for a fee of $100 or more (that's in addition to the $60 State Department expediting fee, which is in addition to the regular $100 fee for an adult's passport). These companies aren't a sure thing, but they do have standing appointments at passport offices around the country; that appointment status effectively allows them to jump the line. To find an expediter, check the National Association of Passport and Visa Services Web site.
Keep good records. Keep all receipts, a copy of your application and records of communication with the passport office. Make sure to note your "Passport Locator Number" when you complete your application at the post office.
Check on the status. Applicants can check their passport's status online on the State Department's Passport Application Status Web site. If you are traveling within the next two weeks, contact the National Passport Information Center at (877) 487-2778. If you haven't already done so, you can request that your application be expedited.
Get extra copies of your birth certificate. Since one certified birth certificate must be sent with your passport application, it is wise to obtain extra copies of the birth certificate to use for identification until the original one is returned with your passport.
Don't get into a documentation dilemma that causes you to miss your cruise. All cruise line passenger contracts state it is the passenger's responsibility to have proper documentation when you arrive at the pier. Furthermore, basic travel insurance will not cover you if you forget your passport or little Johnny's birth certificate. A number of cruise lines and large third party travel insurance companies have "cancel-for-any-reason" coverage. That is the only policy that would protect your cruise investment in a documentation faux pas.
Need more info? The Travel Business Roundtable has set up a Web site, getapassportnow.com that explains the new rules and requirements for getting a passport.
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This is very helpful news for travelers. Although it will create a lots of problem for travelers and cruise lovers but its for nation's security and its a very responsible step.
Really a passport is something that every US citizen should have. It is getting to where a drivers license and even social security card are not as effective at proving your identity as a passport.
Passport is a necessity……..not only for traveling purpose…….it is amongst the most effective tool for proving your identity.
Yeah I think it's a good idea really, in this day and age you can never be too careful. Passport should be essential item if you're crossing borders or entering other waters.
Great idea … I'll make my passport ready too ..
Question… I'm leaving May 30th on a closed loop trip. The Carnival guy I booked with said I do NOT need a passport because I'm leaving before June 1, 2009. I know the smart thing to do would be to get the passport anyway, but avoiding that expense (x4) for my family would help the vacation budget immensely.
I only worried about problems at the ports and upon return. It's a closed loop trip that starts before June 1st. I'd just like confirmation that the guy at Carnival is correct.
If you embark and disembark at the same U.S. port you DO NOT need passports.
Thank you so much, Anita. That's what the Carnival guy said, but I just wanted a second opinion.
Thanks for sharing and keep posting more new info.
Although I have never been on a cruise, this summer will be my first.
this is great info to know!….I herd from another friend of mine that you need to be 25 years of age to take anyone under 21 on..is this correct?
Passsports are now required for travel to Mexico and Canada.
Going to the UK next week, and I have my passport. Will bring my Samsung NC10 netbook to keep up with the blog.
Its a shame things are heading this way that we must have passports..
I need to get our passport materials in order. We're on our way in October, and I should have read this blog sooner.


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Erling Haaland signing shows Man City are elite – Guardiola
Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City's acquisition of Erling Haaland demonstrates that the Premier League champions are one of Europe's elite destinations.
City reportedly saw off competition from Real Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich to sign the forward for £51.2m (€60m) in May and Haaland has started brightly, scoring three goals in his first three league games.
The Norway international became only the third player after Emmanuel Adebayor and Emile Mpenza to score in both of his first two Premier League outings for City when he followed up his opener double at West Ham with a goal in a 3-3 draw with Newcastle United on Sunday.
Meanwhile, City's all-time record goalscorer Sergio Aguero is the only other player to score twice on his Premier League debut for the club, having done so against Swansea City in August 2011.
Asked if the former Borussia Dortmund striker represents the first established world-class star to join City, Guardiola told BBC Football Focus: "Yes, maybe that's right. We can't deny how incredible his numbers and talent are."
"From what I've seen of him so far, he's a huge competitor in every training session, he's incredibly focused, there's no doubt about that.
"But we had a lot of legends here whose contribution was [important] to how we are right now. Sergio, Vincent Kompany, Pablo Zabaleta, Joe Hart, David Silva, many of them.
After lifting the Premier League trophy four times in six seasons in England, Guardiola suggested City could now attract players who would have previously preferred big European clubs such as Bayern, Madrid or Barcelona.
"You are right, maybe we couldn't do it or they will choose another club because the charisma of Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid was higher than us," he added.
"We are new to Europe's top [level], only a decade old, and they have a long, long history.
"And maybe you're right. We know that the most watched strikers or players are coming here now, that's proof that we've done really well."
"I remember in the pre-season, in the United States five or six years ago, there were not many blue shirts in the stands. The last games against Bayern Munich and [Club] America [in July] there were a lot of them.
"People watch the winners and we've won a lot in recent years and people support us all over the world, which is incredible. It's a great honour.
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How Did Hobby Lobby Win at the Supreme Court?
By Daniel Taylor, Esq. on June 30, 2014 3:30 PM
At the center of today's U.S. Supreme Court opinion in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby are three family-owned businesses: Hobby Lobby, Mardel, and Conestoga Wood Specialties.
The businesses were ultimately successful in their suits to avoid providing post-conception contraception to employees as mandated by Obamacare (aka the Affordable Care Act), Reuters reports.
How did these businesses prevail in front of the nation's highest court? Here's an overview of the three-step legal analysis that won their case:
Closely held private corporations are "persons" under the RFRA. The Court's opinion in the Hobby Lobby case is based mostly on a 1993 law known as the Religious Freedom and Restoration Act (RFRA). However, the RFRA's protections against government burdens on religious beliefs are only extended to "persons." In line with other recent High Court decisions, the Court in Hobby Lobby found that, for purposes of the RFRA, closely held private corporations such as the three businesses in this case are considered "persons" and should be afforded the law's protections.
Obamacare's contraceptive mandate "substantially burdens" the exercise of religion. The thrust of the RFRA is to limit the government's ability to "substantially burden" religious liberty. The Act extended protection to laws of "general applicability" by prohibiting burdens on religious beliefs unless the government could show that the burden was the least restrictive means of achieving a compelling interest. The Court found that Obamacare's mandate was indeed a "substantial burden," mainly because of the taxes it would've imposed on the businesses for failing to meet the mandate.
The contraception mandate is not the "least restrictive means." In the majority's opinion in Hobby Lobby, Justice Samuel Alito explained that the government's mandate that employers provide contraception, even in violation of their religious beliefs, was not the least restrictive way of accomplishing the government's objective and was thus an unreasonable burden on the three companies' religious liberty.
The 5-4 Hobby Lobby ruling found the Court once again split along ideological lines, with conservative justices in the majority. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was joined by the Court's two other female justices and Justice Stephen Breyer in a scathing, lengthy dissent warning of dire fallout from the legal precedent set in the case.
For more analysis of the Hobby Lobby decision, check out FindLaw's U.S. Supreme Court Blog.
Follow FindLaw for Consumers on Google+.
Supreme Court Rejects Contraceptives Mandate for Some Corporations (The New York Times)
Supreme Court Rules on Hobby Lobby, Home-Care Workers' Union Dues (FindLaw's Decided)
Supreme Court on Hobby Lobby: 5 Things You Should Know (FindLaw's Law and Daily Life)
Corporations: Persons Without Personal Privacy Rights (FindLaw's Decided)


Conny Goelz-Schmitt brings new meaning to old books in her exhibition Uncovered. She sculpts found books, selecting each one for its formal qualities, into bright and elegant assemblages that mount on the wall. Her works take on new meanings as collages, shrines, or totems.
Conny is a sculptor and collage artist. She was named Sculptor of the Year by the Chief Curator of Boston University, Kate McNamara in their 69th Member's Prize Show. She studied Sinology and German Literature at Eberhard Karls University in Tuebingen, Germany and lived in Taiwan before she moved to the United States eighteen years ago. Her work can be found in private collections in Europe and the US. Conny has a studio in Beverly, Massachusetts.


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From the CEO's Desk 02 May 2019
MAJU PULU KITA master plan: We are so very excited to advise that at the April Council meeting, Council approved the release of the draft Maju Pulu Kita Master Plan for public comment.
This document, that has emerged from hours of community input and advice, is available on the Shire website for anyone who would like to comment. Alternatively, a hard copy can be collected from the Shire office on Home Island or West Island. We are also are happy to send a copy to anyone who requests one. At this same meeting Council allocated funds towards the following community priority Master Plan projects:
Sandy Point Upgrades: Another shelter, tables and chairs, Public Art, lighting, refurbish BBQ, and new toilet. We are also purchasing a floating wheelchair and roller mat for disability access to the beach.
Recycling Equipment - Home Island: A new glass crusher and can bailer to mirror the recycling system on West Island.
Shade Playgrounds at Central Park, West Island and the Home Island playground.
Trannies Beach Upgrades: with a focus on making use of the shade provided by the big tree with decking, more landscaping, some play equipment and lighting.
Home Island Foreshore Picnic area with a new shelter, table and chair setting, lighting.
Flooring (eco-deck) under cyclone shelter to make this space more useable for events and activities.
Cyclone Shelter Steps Cinema: our very own outdoor cinema on Home Island with a large, cinema sized screen, projector and sound system.
Public Toilets - Yacht Club: The existing one toilet struggled during last season so we are adding another.
Pumptrack Central Park: An ideal skatepark for coral atolls. This project is a testament to the hard work of the CIDHS Senior Leaders who have worked very hard to make their dream a reality.
Shade over Pondok Abang: to make this popular spot more comfortable for residents and visitors.
Direction Island Upgrades: More tables and chairs, rebuilding the brick BBQ and improved lighting.
With the $400,000 funding allocation from Council and an anticipated co-contribution of $200,000 from the RDO, we are working hard to get the materials on the May ship so that work on installation can start in the new financial year. We look forward to delivering these community focused projects—this long list will keep us busy next year.
APRIL COUNCIL MEETING: At the April Council meeting on West Island we were pleased to have so many interested members of the public in attendance. Council adopted two new policies; a South End Commercial Activities Policy, and a Caretaker Dwelling Policy. Council also determined that the area for the application of Local Laws will extend 200m into the lagoon so that the waters close to the shore can be managed under the Shire's Local Laws. Approval was also provided for the Shire to advertise for tenders for the construction of a house on Home Island. Once tenders are received and we have firm costs, Council can assess whether or not it has the financial capacity to build a new house.
ANZAC DAY: Despite the wet and windy morning, it was heartening to see so many people join us for the Anzac Day dawn service. As always the morning was filled with deep reflection and gratitude. Thank you to everyone who took part in the service for making it so meaningful. Thanks also to RAAF, the Cocos Club and North Park for the food and camaraderie throughout the day.
SNAP SEND SOLVE: We want to make it easy for community members to report issues they see—wasp nests, road hazards, faulty equipment or any range of shire matters. So we are pleased to introduce this amazing free app—Snap Send Solve. Download the free app on your smartphone and then anytime you notice something take a photo. The app captures the GPS location and when you are in range you can send us the photo, with or without a comment, via the app. The app make it very simple and quick to stay in touch with us and for us to respond to issues.
DIRECTION ISLAND RESORT PROPOSAL: As many of you would know 23 representatives of the community joined a Community Reference Group (CRG) to discuss the proposal from Cocos Boronia Resort for Direction Island. The CRG reviewed all materials and got information/advice from a panel of experts in the areas of Environment, Infrastructure, Tourism, Economic Development and Culture/Heritage. They discussed and debated the proposal and offered recommendations to Council. The input from the CRG has been combined with public submissions received on the proposal into one report which is available on the Shire's website. Hard copies of the report can also be picked up at the Shire office. I would like to acknowledge the members of the CRG for giving up a full day to participate in this important decision. The request from Cocos Boronia Resort will be considered by Council at the May Council meeting.
SOUTH END ROAD: We realise that for many people the closure of the South End Road is very inconvenient and frustrating. We therefore do not make that decision lightly. We are trying to balance community and tourism needs with safety and risk and good management of our assets. As you will see from the photos taken during the recent closure, much of the road was under water for most of the time with water levels reaching the door during some periods. Driving on flooded or saturated roads causes significant damage to roads as tyres push water off the road, the water takes the road surface with it creating new potholes and worsening existing potholes. On Cocos, we are not easily able to replace the surface material and repair pot holes as road building materials (corallite) is in scarce supply. Anyone wanting to know more about road management is welcome to contact us at Shire during work hours.
These are a few items that I think may be of particular interest but we are always willing to meet with members of the community who are interested in knowing more about Shire activities.
Andrea Selvey
Meet Your Council
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While Las Vegas has established itself as North America's no.1 destination for gambling, this does not mean that you should not try your luck at more exotic destinations – such as the Caribbean.
Located into a wealthy suburb of Puerto Rico's charming capital-city, El San Juan combines all the facilities and benefits of luxury accommodation with the unrivaled beauty of Isla Verde beach. The resorts' extensive casino – also one of the biggest in Puerto Rico – offers anything from the common slot machines and blackjack tables to a fancy cocktail service and evening entertainment. When not gambling, you can enjoy the private beach and pool, opt for a rejuvenating spa session or choose between the resort's 9 restaurants.
One of the biggest and most famous resorts in the Caribbean, Atlantis needs no further introduction. Popular with both families and honeymooners, budget-travelers and luxury-seekers, this resort has something for everyone – including the biggest casino in the Caribbean. Gamblers can choose between classic games such ac baccarat, blackjack and roulette, to more local varieties such as Caribbean Stud Poker. You can also choose between the 750 slot machines, or decide to enter a tournament.
Considered by many to be the no. 1 gambling destination in the Caribbean, Aruba is where the famous poker variety 'Caribbean Stud' was first played. Stellaris Casinos have partnered with Marriott Resorts to offer some of the best gambling experiences on the island. Located within a luxury hotel complex, the casino offers most of the usual games and slot machines, as well as a unique type of slot machine called 'The Wheel of Fortune'.
This all-inclusive resort in the Dominican Republic is an oasis of lush tropical gardens and serene beaches. A very family-friendly resort, Paradisus has manged to combine the thrill of gambling with playgrounds and family-activities in a very discrete way. The casino awaits guests with its sumptuous design and a great variety of slot machines, gaming tables and sport betting facilities.


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