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House floor opening, with now a fourth republican nominee for speaker. This time it is congressman mike johnson of louisiana. And he says he has the votes to win. Overseas, were following breaking developments out of israel. The u. N. Warning it may be forced to stop operating in gaza today as fuel runs out. Some World Leaders intensifying their calls for a ceasefire. Plus, forecasters warn of a, quote, Nightmare Scenario after a cat 5 Hurricane Slams into mexicos southern Pacific Coast overnigh...

israel and hamas. what we know about the 13, among them women and children, and more on the separate deal that led to the release of 12 thai nationals. in gaza where its about 5:00 p.m. local time, the fragile four-day pause in fighting appears to be holding, but today new warnings from israel that fighting will resume when the four days are done, dropping leaflets over gaza. what israels campaign could look like once this pause is over. ♪♪ and we begin with breaking news this mo...

Tasked with supporting local people to upskill and obtain employment in local jobs, the Port Employment Precinct (PEP) is seeing success, thanks to its Fast...

A recent editorial delves into the latest advancements in concrete structures, emphasizing sustainability and technological progress. From novel cement compositions to AI-driven optimization, the research highlights diverse strategies for enhancing infrastructure durability and environmental responsibility, paving the way for a more sustainable future in construction.

SIKA OPENS MACROFIBER PRODUCTION HUB IN PERU TO MEET FAST-GROWING DEMAND IN LATIN AMERICA Sika is opening a state-of-the-art facility in Lima, Peru, to produce synthetic macro fibers, and expanding the rollout of a product range with great growth potential in Latin America. With this innovative technology, Sika is further strengthening its position as a leading supplier to the mining industry and a strong partner for infrastructure projects. Synthetic macro fibers are based on an advanced techno

By reinforcing concrete with textiles instead of steel, researchers from the Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden present a method that makes it easier to scale up analyses and thus facilitate more sustainable construction.

Chalmers University develops sustainable textile-reinforced concrete

The bridge connects Europe with Asia, removing the need for a ferry journey.

Mōrena, the dredging barge has been hard at work over the past weeks clearing sediment and silt from the Whanganui Port basin.

As heavy rainfall drenched Southern California on Wednesday, large concrete planters came crashing down at a shopping mall in Rolling Hills Estates. Around 60 to 80 feet of dirt-filled planters and flower boxes tumbled over a parking lot entrance at Promenade on the Peninsula around 2 p.m. A witness, Dana Graham, was sitting in his […]