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Scenes from the Climate Era review – the world's biggest story, told in 50 plays over 80 minutes | Australian theatre

David Finnigan’s latest work is kaleidoscopic, using darkly comedic short plays to tell a much grander tale of tragedy, hope and catastrophe

Scenes from the Climate Era (Belvoir)

Scenes from the Climate Era will have you asking: have I just been radicalised by a play? 

Cannabis, hemp companies in fight over products like delta-8-THC

The dispute is a consequence of the 2018 federal farm bill that legalized hemp and “all derivatives.”

David Finnigan's new play Scenes from the Climate Era won't change your mind about climate change

The writer of Kill Climate Deniers has learned his lesson from the furore around his previous play. Now he just wants to tell a good story.

Solana Ranch students excel at National History Day competition

Students from Solana Ranch Elementary School had great success in this year’s National History Day competition held at the San Diego County Office of Education.

Polysmiths completes cork-panelled house in east London

The long, rectangular brownfield site is hidden from the main street and surrounded by the walled gardens of  neighbouring terraced houses. Three

Different motives seen behind Beijing's poaching of Honduras

'China exploiting Latin American appetite for infrastructure'

Beijing, Mar 27 (EFE).- China is exploiting the infrastructural needs of the Latin American countries to poach on Taiwan’s diplomatic allies, an expert has said, after Honduras severed bilateral ties with Taipei in favor of Beijing. Charles Wu, who teaches diplomacy at the National Chengchi University, infrastructural needs were forcing Latin American countries like Nicaragua …

Different motives seen behind Beijing's poaching of Honduras

Taipei, March 26 (CNA) Following the diplomatic split between Honduras and Taiwan on Sunday, several Taiwanese academics weighed in on the timing of the act, the reasons why Taiwan continues to lose allies to Beijing, and possible responses from the United States.

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