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British Army Light Dragoons demo anti-jam technology NATO forces are deployed in some of the world’s most aggressive electronic-warfare (EW) environments. Intentional interference comes both from “personal protection” devices and large, high-powered EW assets. To navigate despite EW, armed forces need reliable and resilient GNSS/GPS positioning with anti-jam technology. The Light Dragoons — a light cavalry regiment of the British Army — are in a perfect position to test anti-jam techn...

2 May, 2021, 4:33 pm Solomoni Tavai on attack for Nadi against Rewa during their clash at Prince Charles Park in Nadi. Picture: BALJEET SINGH The welfare of players is the main priority for Fiji Rugby Union in any club level, provincial or international rugby arena. Not only the medical team or physios can save lives on the field of play but a new pathway has been directed by Fiji Rugby Union to allow match officials to take up First Aid courses. These changes were effective in the first two r...

Who We Are Stop/Play Principal Investigator Argyris Stringaris, MD, PhD, FRCPsych is a Senior Investigator at NIMH who researches and treats depression and related conditions in young people. He is also Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Georgetown University. He trained in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at the Maudsley Hospital in London and received his PhD from the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London. He served as an Attending Physician (Consultant Psychiatrist) at the National ...

Kicking off construction on a major harbour revamp in Opotiki Kicking off construction on a major harbour revamp in Opotiki 30 April 2021 The Governments pumping more than 112 million dollars into three infrastructure projects - which today got their first shovels in the ground. It includes cash for the harbour facelift, aquaculture development and a mussel processing factory. Economic and Regional Development Minister, Stuart Nash, says around a thousand local jobs will be created through ...

Source: New Zealand Government A milestone for jobs, businesses and regional economic development in Bay of Plenty is being marked as construction gets underway on the multi-million dollar Ōpōtiki harbour infrastructure project. Economic and Regional Development Minister Stuart Nash has joined Whakatōhea iwi, local councils and representatives of the aquaculture and marine industry at a ceremony with the Prime Minister to celebrate the beginning of the harbour construction. “We are today c...

Ōpōtiki was ready: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visits multi-million dollar harbour development project 30 Apr, 2021 04:07 AM 4 minutes to read Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the Provincial Growth Fund has been aimed at communities where it will make the biggest difference. Photo / Andrew Warner Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the Provincial Growth Fund has been aimed at communities where it will make the biggest difference. Photo / Andrew Warner There is a buzz around Ōpōtiki. Incr...

Hon Stuart Nash A new infrastructure project to increase the resilience of the Franz Josef community and the wider Westland economy has been given the green light. Economic and Regional Development Minister Stuart Nash says phase one of a flood protection scheme for the Waiho River has gained final approval, after West Coast councils put the project to government for COVID recovery support. “The Franz Josef flood protection project puts fresh investment, confidence and jobs into the l...

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First-home buyers are taking up the opportunity to get on the property ladder, quickly buying sections at the new Tarbet St subdivision that’s been created in Flaxmere. The completion of the first, infrastructure stage of the development was celebrated on-site today, ahead of the construction phase beginning. Hastings Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst said the development of the site, on time and on budget, illustrated Hastings District Council’s commitment to addressing the need for more housing in ...

Dream come true for first-home buyers of new sections in Flaxmere 20 Apr, 2021 04:56 AM 4 minutes to read A Flaxmere mothers wait for a house of her own is nearly finished. Amo Taite is excited about a new house to be built in a Tarbet Street development. Reporter Shannon Johnstone, Video Warren Buckland. A Flaxmere mothers wait for a house of her own is nearly finished. Amo Taite is excited about a new house to be built in a Tarbet Street development. Reporter Shannon Johnstone, Video Warren B...