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A Central Florida man is heading to federal prison for conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

“There is therefore no point in undertaking this work.” Under the Okato Flood Scheme, the council maintains the river 600m either side of the bridge. The aim is to maintain the river flow in a straight line and allow large volumes of gravel to drift downstream under the bridge. SIMON OCONNOR/Stuff During floods large boulders roll down the Hungatahua/Stony River from a slip high up on Taranaki Maunga. The channel created by the council clearing the centre of the river, soon clogged with...

BEER gardens were filled with smiling faces as punters savoured the taste of a pint in the fresh air yesterday.

Inside True Potential’s quest for acquisition dominance By Sonia Rach 8 ‘If something seems too good to be true, chances are it probably is.’ This much-touted adage could apply as much to adviser acquisitions as to other aspects of life. For the past year and a half, True Potential has been promising to pay retiring advisers 8 per cent of their assets under management as long as they transfer clients to its internal proposition. The deal offered 8 per cent up fr...

True Potential profits up 59% at record high By Sonia Rach 16 th March 2021 3:48 pm True Potential boosted profits by 59 per cent last year to reach £74m, despite the global pandemic. In its annual results reported today, the company said group turnover was also up by 28 per cent to £184.9m. This is up from £144.9m in 2019 and £121m in 2018. True Potential said the enforced changes brought about by lockdowns and restrictions saw the company launch a new digital s...

TALENTED young movie makers are showcasing their films at a community arts space in Winsford Cross shopping centre. Creative media students from Warrington and Vale Royal College are screening a series of diverse, locally-made films at the innovative Cine Window. Media students showcase a selection of their work Media students showcase a selection of their work Daniel Harrison, creative media lecturer at Warrington and Vale Royal College, said: “The Cine Window provides our fantasti...

By Rachel Conner-Hill echorachelc Chief Reporter (Tees Valley & North Yorkshire) Peter Gibson MP, Laura Snowden, deputy head at Redhall Primary School and David Willis A PRIMARY school has been given twelve laptops to help it keep children connected while learning at home. The devices were donated to Redhall Primary School by True Potential, a financial advisor in Newcastle, w...

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News by Jessica Wang 27th Jan 2021 12:13 PM If youve decided that 2021 will be the year you finally action that idea for an online shop or small business, youre not alone. According to research from SEEK, 9 per cent of Aussies have made starting a business or side hustle a New Years resolution for 2021. However, for Sunshine Coast man, Clay Griffith-Carmichael, what was a hobby which turned his love of 3D printing into "beer mone...

When Clay Griffith-Carmichael realised he had fixed a common problem for LandCruiser drivers, he turned his solution into a gold mine.