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- - January 4, 2024 Eastfield Resources Ltd. "Eastfield" is pleased to review the assets of the company which consist of four mineral properties located in plus cash and marketable securities currently valued at approximately $600,000. The company... - Veroeffentlicht am 04.01.2024

Two people suffering serious to minor injuries are currently being transported to Waikato Hospital following a single-vehicle crash. A Hato Hone St John...

Korea is on course to become the sixth country to build an inland scientific research base in Antarctica as its exploration team arrived at the candidate site for the research station, according to the Korea Polar Research Institute (KOPRI), Tuesday.

Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. proudly announces the release of its inaugural Sustainability Report. Northisle is currently focused on the exploration and development of the North Island Project on northern Island, . The report underscores... - Veroeffentlicht am 28.12.2023

While The Front Page is currently on a summer break, we are revisiting some of the biggest news stories from 2023. New episodes will return on January 15....

Firefighters from various stations across the Bay of Plenty are currently responding to a large vegetation fire on Matakana Island. A helicopter has been...

Barksdale Resources Corp. announces that further to its news release dated 13, 2023, the Company will be cancelling, instead of extending, certain share purchase warrants, currently held by Delbrook Capital Advisors Inc. that were scheduled to... - Veroeffentlicht am 21.12.2023

The United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) Donates Computers and Projectors to the Ministry of Communications, Technology, and Innovation for Young People

Wrtn Technologies, a Seoul-based AI website service platform operator, aims to become a mega platform by offering its services for free and expanding into overseas AI markets such as Japan, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, according to its CEO, Tuesday.

Te Papa museum in Wellington is currently hosting the largest visitor to ever squeeze inside its doors. At 30m long from nose to tail, Patagotitan mayorum...