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    New Zealand’s longest river is the Waikato River, which runs down for 425 kilometres until it meets and flows out into the sea; not only is this the longest river in New Zealand, but it is also one of the most polluted waterways in the whole entire nation. The Waikato River start at Lake Taupo, and in a study (Waikato Regional Council, n.d.) showed that the clarity of the water passes 10 metres far in the beginning, this quickly shifts very shortly beyond Lake Taupo. Even just by the Ohaaki…

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    and the term livability has become so widely and used differently due to numerous rankings of livability has been studied(ABC.au 2014). However, most of the surveys ( see for instance liveablecity.org 2014) use the livability term to describe the quality of life and characteristics of each city which makes it livable. According to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s global livability survey, there is a data shown massive benefits of living in Melbourne which make Melbourne win the award for four…

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    Australian Railway Ballast

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    Australian Rail Track Corporation LTD 2005 define a railway ballast as; free draining coarse aggregate or metallurgical slag used to support railway tracks. It is recommended that ballast should be “hard durable and as far as possible angular along edges/corners, free from weathered portions of parent rock, organic impurities and inorganic residues” (Reference) Rocks which contain minerals which are deemed harmful to the longevity and behaviour of the ballasts may be rejected following…

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    The Effect of Interpersonal Medical Service Encounters Between Nurses and Patients on Trust, Service Quality and Patient Satisfaction A. Background and Summary Patients who seek medical attention come in contact with numerous medical professions and each of these has an active role that they play towards meeting the demands of the patient. However, nurses play a central role in ensuring that the environment around the patient is conducive for their recovery. Therefore, in a patient centered…

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    the implementation of TQS is that companies must have clear objectives in order to be successful in defining quality. These objectives consist of the identification of the customer and the identification of the service manor that needs to be used. Stamatis (1996) rightly explores how this could vary depending on the size and nature of the business, as the objectives for successful quality service will vary from business to business. Service manor can be split into three main categories -…

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    Distinguishing Between Necessity and Virtue As a Latin student, I am no stranger to mythological tales. These tales are rather formulaic, with brawny heroes and devious villains engaging in wickedly intense battles, divine figures providing aid to men and women on quests for victory against the unknown, and mystical creatures exercising their powers over heroes to detract from their ultimate goal. The myths I have encountered during my classical education demonstrate countless desirable values…

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    current organizational business practices might not be scalable. ("Securities", 2011). Disciplines that spawn innovation like Lean practices along with Sustainability and Six Sigma can improve the quality level and operating margins. Embrace…

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    WATER QUALITY IN CANADA In last couple of decades water quality is become very major problem in Canada. This paper based on the study of water quality in Canada from three journal articles. The first one is about urbanization in which high concentration of heavy metals and installation of drainage system including portable water supply and waste water supply; agriculture pollutants transferred to surface water by over flow and couple of elements pay important role in agriculture field as…

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    What comes into your head when you think about development? For a long time, the economic prosperity has been the major factor that decides whether a person or even a country has developed or not. However, do you think the economy is the only factor that determines development? Development is the topic related to everyone – every individual seeks one’s own development, and the country where each individual lives in also seeks the development. You, who are listening to this speech right now, are…

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    The core concept of Dharma states that it is a Hindu’s obligation to respect the incarnation of their divine god, could be part of the solution to the environmental crisis in the Ganges River. By utilizing the different meanings of Dharma, we can encourage Hindus to take action and clean up Mother Ganga. As shown in the “A Prayer for the Ganges” by Josh Hammer, the Ganges river is heavily polluted due to the amount of trash disposed into the river each day. For example, people have been throwing…

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