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The article looks at issues arising from the Future Submarine Program of the Australian Department of Defence. The program of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) has been faced with delays in government guidance and funding. The development of the submarines are part of Project Sea 1000, with the lead ship scheduled for deployment in 2025. In the 2009 Defence White Paper of the Australian government, the submarine will have longer range, greater patrol endurance and support for more missions.

The article focuses on the need to recycle paper. The author describes the paper consumption rate in Australia annually. She admits that organizing paper is time-consuming and takes up valuable space that is why she opts to use a kindle e-book reader, receive bills electronically and keep more digital files in computer Cloud. She also emphasizes the environmental and other benefits of paper recycling.

The article features the Border Bowmen club which held an Australian Bowhunters Association (ABA) State-sanctioned paper shoot in Bordertown, Australia in July 2011. A total of 41 shooters were nominated in the club's first shoot using new coloured targets. Barbecue lunches and raffles were held during the two day event. The next ABA paper shoot will be held on September 10 and 11, 2011 while the next club shoot will be held on August 7, 2011 at the clubgrounds in Bordertown.

The article presents information from the national division of the Australian Bowhunters Association (ABA). The Annual General Meeting was held in August 2011 and it was requested by the branches that a nomination for the Syd Green Memorial Award be forwarded for the National Management meeting. It was announced that plastic have replaced the old paper card issued to members. There were also concerns raised over the new target face material, which reportedly bends under the shaft of the arrow.

The article reports that Australia-based mail and document management company Pitney Bowes Inc. has said that Australian businesses use more than 3.5 million tonnes of paper every year. The company says that nearly 9 out of 10 sheets of office paper is being thrown away without any recycling. The company suggests that using smart mail practices including address validation software, targeted direct mail, and more careful paper use could reduce this paper wastage.

Features several furniture made from paper in Australia. Color of city floor rug by Woodnotes; Design of lamp with paper shape from Ikea; Designer of Papel sofa.

Focuses on the sugar cane-based paper in Australia. Waste product that is being used as the material for the paper; Description of the environmental systems that the paper mill uses; Information on the annual production of sugar cane.

Reports on the increase in paper consumption in Australia, according ti a report by the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF). Percentage of office paper dumped in the landfill; Recommendations for easing the environmental impact of growing paper consumption.