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Wellington.Scoop More than a hundred people attended a public hui in Titahi Bay last night to discuss plans to continue discharging sewage into Porirua Harbour. Titahi Bay residents have long been concerned about the discharge of untreated sewage into their bay. There was disappointment that the mayor of Porirua did not attend the hui, and that no city councillors or regional councillors were present to hear the residents’ concerns. The meeting made a unanimous decision to ask why the Mayor a...

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For the second week in a row, there’s no change in the price of gasoline. The Utility and Review Board set its weekly petroleum prices overnight. Gasoline is holding steady with the minimum price for a litre of regular self serve unleaded remaining at $1.29.7 in the eastern mainland and $1.30.5 on Cape Breton. The […] St. FX University will be hosting a virtual student leadership conference this weekend. The Nova Scotia Secondary School Students’ Association is the largest student-led lea...

Widnes Vikings fans urged to get Covid test before returning to live matches Supporters can get tested both before and after matches as post lockdown plans take shape 13:42, 20 MAY 2021 Fans returning to the DCBL stadium are being urged to get a Covid test (Image: liverpoolecho) Get our daily Echo newsletter for the biggest stories and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe for free When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you...

Here come the girls - this weeks newest arrivals HERE come the girls! Here are five gorgeous lockdown babies for you to meet! Thanks to all our parents who have sent us photos of their newborns in recent weeks - they have really been a tonic to readers during lockdown. Please keep the photos - and your stories coming. We want to keep sharing your happy news - and photos! If you have had a new baby recently, click here to send us their photo - or click the Send Now button at the end of...

ADM Lab will develop next-level, on-trend and nutritious products to meet growing food and beverage demand in Asia-Pacific region. Apr 26, 2021 ADM recently celebrated the opening of its new cutting-edge, plant-based innovation lab, located in ADM’s Biopolis research hub in Singapore. The lab will develop next-level, on-trend and nutritious products to meet growing food and beverage demand in the Asia-Pacific region. “ADM is a pioneer in plant-based nutrition inno...

Sara Trollope pictured with her husband Gary. Sara died on Good Friday 2020 The family of a hospital matron who passed away from coronavirus have paid a poignant tribute to her one year on. Sara Trollope died in the early hours of Good Friday last year after contracting Covid-19, aged just 51. The mother-of-four, who lived in Carpenders Park, passed away at Watford General Hospital exactly 12 months ago on April 10. To mark the first anniversary of Mrs Trollopes death, her husband Gary ...

For hundreds of Granite Staters, life after COVID-19 will never be quite the same because they are missing someone they love.COVID-19 has killed 1,170 Granite Staters in the past year. Each one left a mark on the state and their community.Jim Fleming, of Manchester, was always a superhero to his children, grandchildren and wife of nearly 40 years. "He was really the heart of our family," said his wife, Diane Fleming.Jim Fleming died of COVID-19 in February. Over his 78 years, the proud Nav...