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Your guide to some of the stories from around the world, screening on Australia's own HD SBS World Movies channel (Digital channel 32).

Wellington Shire Council is seeking to hold an airshow in 2022, to showcase the aviation capability and heritage in Wellington and celebrate the region's...

HMAS Ballarat joins Operation Argos "); googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display(div-gpt-ad-1574397292574-0); }); } Website Notifications subscribe Maritime and Undersea Warfare | 18 May 2021 | Charbel Kadib Maritime and The Anzac Class frigate has joined international efforts to enforce sanctions on North Korea. Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Ballarat has joined Operation Argos — Australia’s contribution to international eff...

Dublin St Bridge congestion depriving Whanganui East, resident tells Whanganui council 13 May, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read A Whanganui East resident said the daily bottleneck at Dublin St Bridge is not a new problem. Photo / Bevan Conley A Whanganui East resident said the daily bottleneck at Dublin St Bridge is not a new problem. Photo / Bevan Conley Liz Wylie is a reporter for the Whanganui Chronicleliz.wylie@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron A Whanganui East resident is challenging the ...

Oscars 2021: The Complete Winners List All the winners from the 2021 Academy Awards. ‘Certain Women’ director Kelly Reichardt on capturing the real foundations of America in ‘First Cow’ The acclaimed American auteur talks wrangling cats and cows, masculinity and colonisation in her latest movie. Movies Leaving SBS On Demand: May 2021 Dont miss your chance to watch these standout feature films leaving SBS On Demand throughout May. War Stories on SBS World Movies & SBS On Demand Starting ...

Hospitality and tourism salaries rose 4 per cent over the last three months compared with a year ago. Minimum wage rises may have played a part, but there was also strong growth in job ads in that sector, Faulding said. Salaries also rose in education and training, sport and recreation, farming, healthcare and medical, retail and consumer products, consulting and strategy, and trades and services. SUPPLIED “Candidates are in a very strong position at the moment, but it doesn’t automatical...

Australia must beef up its military capability in the countrys north to be ready to respond to unpredictable threats from countries such as China, a leading security expert has said. Australia Strategic Policy Institutes Dr John Coyne claimed the armys presence in the north had reduced in recent years, adding a decision by the US to build its own infrastructure at Darwin was a vote of no confidence in Australia.  China has a defence budget six times higher than Australia and boasts 42 times mo...

A Chinese Communist Party newspaper said Beijing should retaliate with long-range strikes if Australia gets involved once a military conflict breaks out in the Taiwan Straits.

By Jaryn Vecchio The RMWB is allocating funds to create new signs along Highways 63 and 881. Wood Buffalo council met on Tuesday, continuing the meeting they paused last week, where they approved using $34,000 for signs acknowledging how the region is in Treaty 8 and Unceded Métis Territory. Around $10,000 will be used on land surveying, land acquisition, as well as regulatory and environmental work for each location. They won’t be built until they get feedback from Indigenous commun...

Gallipoli expert Richard Stowers uncovered true number of Kiwis who served in bloody campaign 3 May, 2021 09:27 PM 6 minutes to read Richard Stowers in the cockpit of a biplane. His extensive work included writing about New Zealand air aces Cobber Kain and Mac McGregor. Photo / Supplied Richard Stowers in the cockpit of a biplane. His extensive work included writing about New Zealand air aces Cobber Kain and Mac McGregor. Photo / Supplied Waikato News Richard William Stowers November 11, 1951 �...