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A man has returned a "moderately positive" COVID-19 test after finishing 14 days in a Perth quarantine hotel, and the chief executive of the ACIC has spoken of an international drug cartel reportedly worth $1.5 billion a year

Brian Stoddart explores why Australia has decided to follow an “all or nothing” approach to China that now openly discusses the idea of war. When the Secretary of Australia’s Department of Home Affairs (who wants to be the Secretary for Defence) tells the nation it should prepare for war with China, the Westminster principles of government and governance are clearly gone, possibly for good.

Disused Grade I building to become arts centre amid traffic, noise and environment concerns It will be refurbished and extended to create exhibition and events rooms, offices, restaurant and bar space The building is on Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register.  (Image: Dorset Council) GET THE BIGGEST STORIES FROM ACROSS SOMERSET STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you ...

The bipartisan consensus on broadband is a mirage Vox.com 1 hr ago Rebecca Heilweil © T.J. Kirkpatrick/The New York Times/Bloomberg via Getty Images Members of Congress are focused on funding broadband connection through the infrastructure package. There’s a tense fight in Washington between Republicans and Democrats over President Biden’s infrastructure plan, from the amount of funding in it to the very definition of infrastructure. But on the question of addressing th...

A parish councillor is planning to host a demonstration this weekend to show how "vital" a facility is to his community.

One of the trendiest technological breakthroughs of the 21st century is artificial intelligence, also known as AI. Whether you consider it being in touch with technology or out of touch with humanity, AI touches every part of out lives. CBN News White House Correspondent Eric Philips is on today’s CBN News Daily Rundown to talk about this technology and the perspectives surrounding its use. Zooming out of the U.S., the firestorm on the Gaza border was put on pause last week when the ceasefire ...

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Can new funds transform Mississippi’s digital desert into a broadband mecca? Llewellyn Jones Replay Video UP NEXT Mississippi could see more than $700 million in federal funding for broadband over the next few years, thanks to the CARES Act, FCC grants and a possible infrastructure bill. That doesn’t include indirect funding sources such as PPP loans for broadband-related businesses, subsidies for ratepayers, grants for 5G development and older grant opportunities like the ...

Print this article Just over 1,000 National Guard members remain in Washington to protect the U.S. Capitol after their mission following a riot by Donald Trump supporters ran up a bill topping $500 million. The $520 million National Guard presence, which surrounded the Capitol compound for months, began after the Jan. 6 riots and ended at midnight Sunday. The National Guard Bureau estimated the initial mission cost from January through March to be $410 million, and the extension until Monday c...

The Daily Yonder Analysis: We Got the Broadband Benefit We Asked For; Now What? A new federal benefit provides up to $50 for some families to get broadband at home. The program will challenge the capacity of the government to get the money spent quickly. Share this: A technician works on a line used to provide broadband internet service in a rural area in Stowe, Vermont. (AP Photo/Wilson Ring) In 2009, the last time federal agencies gave away billions of dollars for broadband, there w...