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About things that people care about, alzheimers research, cancer research, local hospitals —— local hospices, local museums and animals shelters, all things we are very passionate about. in the charity sector and people working on it are exceptionally passionate because they want to use the latest ideas to help us all raise more money because ultimately it is a challenging time, and any ways to raise, to find new ways to support charities to raise more money is going to be a great thing. we ...

The listing sites we looked at were clear that there were no blanket bans on tenants with pets or children. the dog, i can leave at my ex—husbands. but with demand for rental properties high, for mums like sara, the search goes on. kevin peachey, bbc news. so, a tough time out there. and we will be speaking to a legal expert a little later to find out exactly what the rights are for people looking to rent. we want to hear from you if youre finding it hard as a family to find a rental, or if yo...

The dire situation for over a third of NZ’s seniors highlighted in a new report by the Ministry of Social Development (MSD), the Social Wellbeing Agency (SWA) and the Ministry of Health (MOH) largely echoes how it was 70 years ago, says Denise ...

Sam Harvey has made history. <img src='https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2307/229e644c77c7d5160f18.jpeg' width='576' height='720'> He has won a last-man-standing backyard ultra marathon in 43 hours, covering a distance of 288 kilometers- unbelievably ...

Fossil fuel cars, know that we need to change from fossilfuel cars, reduce know that we need to change from fossil fuel cars, reduce the amount of car use, go onto public transport, improve cycle network, move to renewable energy. all of these things are possible, but we have got to do it very quickly. we are in a deep grip of a climate emergency and it is happening right now. we currently spent about £3.2 billion a year on environmental programmes, we havejust had a report saying that needs to...

Sunday. still fairly unsettled into the new working week as well, because low pressure just slowly drifting off towards the east, but a couple of frontal systems working around the area of low pressure. a few isobars on the map, fairly breezy day, starting off england and wales, but more showers moving in here, affecting northern ireland and scotland as well. temperature is about 1a—22, perhaps a touch below average for some of us. remaining fairly unsettled. but will stay the same for much of...

Unravelling.— notjust unethical, it is also unravelling. notjust unethical, it is also unravellinu. ., ., . ~ unravelling. for the moment, thank ou. iain unravelling. for the moment, thank you. iain watson _ unravelling. for the moment, thank you. iain watson for _ unravelling. for the moment, thank you. iain watson for us. _ dame esther rantzen has given herfirst television interview since being diagnosed with stage iv lung cancer. she spoke to the one show�*s alexjones about her priorities...

  The Charities Amendment Bill 169-3 received its third reading in Parliament on Thursday 29 June 2023. Despite every MP in Parliament (outside of Labour) opposing the Bill, and despite the vast majority of submitters calling for the Bill to be ...

World Scleroderma Day 29th June 2023 <img src='https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2306/50d86cdb7a3110edf737.jpeg' width='720' height='540'> Scleroderma New Zealand is very grateful for the Wellington City Council’s support in raising awareness for World ...

June kelly, bbc news. madonna has been discharged from hospital after spending a number of daysin hospital after spending a number of days in intensive care. the pop stars manager said she spent a number of days suffering from a bacterial infection, but it is understood that they —— she is recovering well at home. the 64—year—old material girl singer has postponed her world tour after a stay in intensive care. the celebration tour was due to begin in canada in two weeks time before visit...