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Cool for schools - Tute Group supports local learning - June 2009
Students from Corio and Corio South Primary Schools shared their favourite aspects of Tute Group - The Bethany Shell Homework Club during a launch to celebrate the programme's new name and principal supporter, Shell Geelong Refinery.
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Algeria was a good reality check - April 2009
As a "young professional", Shell colleague Anne Schreuder recently accompanied Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs Maxime Verhagen on his working visit to Algeria and Morocco.
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Crime prevention and safety for Karratha - April 2009
Karratha, WA will now be an even better place to live and work thanks to a new community support inititiave supported by Shire of Roebourne, the WA Police and the North West Shelf Venture.
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Manufacturing sites show their community spirit - April 2009
Whether you're building a playground bench for disadvantaged children or explaining how a refinery works to local officials, it all adds up to being a good neighbour.
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EcoVolunteer - Turtle encounters - January 2009
Lynda Dickinson, Executive Assistant, recently gave up some of her valuable personal time to take part in the Shell Ecovolunteers project in Broome, Western Australia. She joined the team monitoring the prime nesting habitats of the Australian flatback marine turtle, Natator depressus.
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Geelong Refinery appoints new Social Investment Partners - January 2009
On Wednesday, December 17, the Geelong refinery announced Bethany Community Support and Glastonbury Child & Family Services as its community-business partners for the next three years.
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Saving lives with geology - January 2009
Nick Richardson, an Exploration Geologist based in Aberdeen, was part of a small international team of experts called to explore the fault lines that caused the devastating earthquake in Sichuan on May12 this year, killing 69,000 people.
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Whale-watchers make a splash - January 2009
Three intrepid volunteers from Shell's Project Better World Earthwatch Programme describe how watching whales from a wind-swept boat was a life-changing experience.
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