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Changing tastes: the food revolution in New Zealand

The Herald reports: Nearly 40 years after a caretaker at a union building was killed picking up a suitcase with a bomb in it, the chief suspect has died. A never-before-released transcript reveals what the man told police, writes Sam Sherwood. ... However, circumstantial evidence did point to one person, marine engineer Edgar Kidman, a former

Print chief to continue as columnist

Despite the copyright pages obligatory "Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental," Mullen says his alter ego, the books Billy Considine, reports incidents that happened in real life.

More than eight million journeys have been taken on Transmission Gully in the year it has now been open.

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In this 181st episode of E&P Reports, we “look under the hood” at the Charleston Post and Couriers tailor-made, market-by-market, statewide expansion and why, while others are downsizing, they are finding innovative ways to provide quality local journalism throughout South Carolina. Appearing on this broadcast are P&C Executive Editor Autumn Phillips and Chief Opportunity & Marketing Officer Chris Zoeller, along with PJ Browning, president newspaper division at Evening Post Publi...

Tornado sirens blared for 17 minutes on May 22, 2011, before an EF5 twister ripped through the heart of Joplin leaving death and destruction in its path in the deadliest tornado to hit the four-state area where Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas meet. America’s first-ever tornado forecast was issued on March 25, 1948, just five […]