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| Headquarters Austria |
Founded Year 2016 |
Total Funding | Employees | Status Active |
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HeadquartersAustria |
General Information on Coober
| Brand name | Coober |
| Company name | Innalpin GmbH |
| Website | https://www.coober.eu/ |
| Founded year | 2016 |
| Employees | None |
| Contact | [email protected] +436601113080 |
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Adelaide Now
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06.02.2022
Everybody appearing at Coober Pedy Magistrates Court, Monday, February 7These matters will be heard in Coober Pedy Magistrates Court today: Today's court listings are published as part of News Corporation's commitment to public interest journalism and are compiled from information made publicly available by the courts in each State and territory. The list is a public record of people appearing before the relevant court and there is no suggestion whatsoever of any wrongdoing by anyone named in these lists. Alan ... |
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Australian and World News
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05.02.2022
Emergency flights drop off 36 tonnes of supplies to flood-ravaged Coober Pedy as Stuart Highway set to reopensevere flood damage RAAF and ADF planes have been dropping emergency supplies to the stranded towns in the past week, and South Australian Premier Steven Marshall today confirmed 13 more flights dropped off 36 and a half tonnes of vital items in Coober Pedy. In some good news for the area, floodwaters are continuing to recede on the Stuart Highway north of Glendambo, which is allowing the road to re-open in a staggered way. The highway's ... 
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Australian and World News
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05.02.2022
More flights drop off emergency supplies in Coober PedyAdded 20 minutes ago 
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ABC Online
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04.02.2022
Coober Pedy still waiting for evacuation flightsRoyal Australian Air Force evacuation flights were expected yesterday, but didn't eventuate. As a result, frustration is building. More Information Featured: Melissa Georgianoudis, Comfort Inn Experience Hotel in Coober Pedy Credits plus 
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ABC Online
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03.02.2022
Evacuation cancelled for travellers stuck in Coober Pedy more than a week after flooding closed the Stuart HighwayKey points: A dozen of the estimated 50 travellers stuck in the mining town in the state's far north due to flooding of the Stuart Highway want to leave on a defence force evacuation flight. Some were preparing to leave this afternoon, with state authorities telling them to take a rapid antigen test for COVID-19 prior to departure. But the ABC has spoken to five travellers who have since been told by state authorities they will not be ... |
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Australian Broadcast Corporation (ABC) News Online
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03.02.2022
Coober Pedy: Rescue flights to arrive for touristsDozens of communities remain cut off by flood waters in outback areas of South Australia and central Australia. About 50 travellers stranded in Coober Pedy in South Australia are pinning their hopes on an evacuation by air, with rescue flights scheduled for today.
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Toowoomba Chronicle
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02.02.2022
Premier Steven Marshall to fly to flood-affected Coober Pedy to meet residents, survey damagePremier Steven Marshall will tour flood-affected regions in the north of the state, where residents have dealt with serious food shortages and the extended closure of key roads. Mr Marshall is due to this morning fly from Adelaide to Coober Pedy to meet with locals and survey damage to infrastructure and property. He will be accompanied by advisers and a media contingent. The Stuart Highway — the road into the remote Outback community — has ... |
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9 News
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02.02.2022
Stranded travellers airlifted out of flood-hit Coober Pedy as South Australia records its wettest January since 1984Stranded travellers have been airlifted out of flood-stricken Coober Pedy as South Australia records its wettest January since 1984. Outback towns across South Australia's flood-affected far north have been told it could be weeks before they're reconnected by road. Numerous roads have been closed, including the Stuart Highway, which is under 440mm of water at Glendambo. Many roads in South Australia's far north have been closed as they are ... 
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MSN New Zealand
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02.02.2022
Flooded APY Lands remain cut off as evacuation flight considered for Coober Pedy© Provided by ABC NEWS Pukatja artist Alison Milyika Carroll says locals are concerned about food supplies. (Supplied: Ernabella Arts Centre) A resident of South Australia's remote APY Lands says locals are concerned about being cut off indefinitely, after a massive downpour inundated outback roads. The community of Pukatja — formerly known as Ernabella — has received more than 130 millimetres of rain since 6am on Monday. Authorities have ... |
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Sydney Morning Herald
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02.02.2022
Stranded travellers airlifted out of flood-stricken Coober PedyStranded travellers airlifted out of flood-stricken Coober Pedy 
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