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NEXTGEN Group Asia and Claroty, the cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company, have announced a new distribution partnership extending across Singapore, Indonesia, and Philippines.

Disability care programs require many highly trained employees, and the state has struggled to recover the workforce in this area since the pandemic.

Investing in public transit is one of the top ways we can help address the climate crisis on the scale that is needed. In other words, an investment in transit by policymakers would be a win-win. A win economically and a win in our efforts to address the climate crisis.

Building on its strong mandate and longstanding presence, and initially drawing on its built-in emergency capacity, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) swiftly adjusted and scaled up its response to address new needs in Israel and Gaza.

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Catholic Charities of Central Colorado said it is facing declining donations and an overwhelming surge in demand for essential services. “The need has become more critical than ever,” Catholic Charities said. It is now asking for the community’s help to support individuals and families in the community. Catholic Charities is experiencing an […]

<p>The National Association of Epilepsy Centers (NAEC) has developed updated guidelines that outline the comprehensive services and resources epilepsy centers should provide to improve quality of care for people whose epilepsy is not well-controlled.</p>

Without the appropriate financial intervention, crucial services will be weakened beyond recognition.

AUBURN — Auburn Essential Services is taking steps to expand broadband in its service area.

From switching off CCTV to closing sports centres, councils are weighing up where they can make savings.

FIVE new Industrial Court judges have been appointed by President Christine Kangaloo. The new judges are Glenn Wilson, Mario Als, Peter Ramkissoon, Stephanie Fingal and Carol London.