Page 72 - Green Fields News Today

Two men accused of money laundering in alleged million-dollar WA gold theft to plead not guilty MonMonday 22 FebFebruary 2021 at 8:07am Simon Leslie Gash, left, and Russell Wilson Holden leave the Kalgoorlie Magistrates Court today after appearing on property laundering charges. ( Share Print text only Cancel The directors of a privately-owned earthmoving and haulage company have faced court today over their alleged part in a million-dollar gold theft in Western Australias Goldfields. Key point...

  Southern Downs Regional Council is set to potentially throw millions of dollars behind an unplanned third design of the Warwick Saleyards, despite concerns it could lead to its "inevitable demise". Councillors will this week vote on whether to approve a recommended "major redevelopment and enhancement of the existing facility" at Wednesdays ordinary meeting, diverting from their two former options. The redevelopment would be less extensive and cheaper than either of the masterplanned Bro...

Unions fear big project deals could lock workers out of pay rises for years We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Unions were willing to agree to longer pay agreements for major construction projects during secretive industrial relations talks last year as long as Australian jobs, apprentices and workplace diversity were made a legal priority. But employers rejected the unions’ plan for five-year agreements, seen b...

The Gisburne Park Estate, Lancashire Credit: Gisburne Park  We all need something to look forward to, so with spring on the horizon and summer looking increasingly promising for British breaks, here are some of the UK’s most appealing and inventive glamping sites with plenty of availability and flexible booking terms.  1. Comrie Croft, Perthshire In central Scotland, you might be forgiven for thinking you’d somehow been transported across the North Sea in these Nordic katas. Offering a wi...

Accused gold thief Patrick Rhyan Keogh pleads not guilty to million-dollar theft at Greenfields Mill MonMonday 8 updated MonMonday 8 FebFebruary 2021 at 1:43pm The Greenfields Mill is on the outskirts of the Western Australian gold mining town of Coolgardie. ( Print text only Cancel The former general manager of a gold mill is set to fight a range of serious charges over an alleged million-dollar theft in Western Australia. Key points: Patrick Rhyan Keogh, who oversaw two FMR Investments operat...

Date Time Workers to tell Senate Inquiry IR Bill will create insecurity, exploitation and wage cuts Working people from a wide range of industries will give evidence to the IR Omnibus Bill Senate Inquiry beginning today in Townsville and continues in Adelaide on the 10 th and Canberra on the 19 th. The hearing is an opportunity for parliamentarians from both sides of politics and the crossbench to hear from the people who will be directly affected by the changes proposed in the bill which curr...

Sharon Shannon partners with prestigious university music programme February 7, 2021 ACCLAIMED Corofin musician Sharon Shannon is to open this year’s Arts in Action programme at NUI Galway, in advance of a partnership between the Clare woman and the university’s music degree programme. On Wednesday, February 17, the accordion player will feature, alongside guitarist Jim Murray, in a free online lunchtime concert. The event will be presented as the 2021 Jean Ritchie Lecture and will celebra...

The Brothers Four: 60 Years...and Counting! There’s something special about The Brothers Four, but it’s in addition to their uniqueness and wholesomeness as family-oriented entertainers. The group has been on the  international stage since 1960, an achievement unto itself....but it’s more than that, too! Read on! Author: By Bill Bronk Picking a performer or group to write about can be a lot of fun (or not!). And fun was the operative word for a fan like me in researching and ...

Top Albums 2/2/2021 (Groundhog Day Edition) WERU sends weekly reports to the music industry representatives which keeps new music flowing into the station.  Below are our most recent top recording reports for the past week.  Our next airplay chart will be computed and posted on Tuesday, February 9th, 2021! Community Radio WERU-FM 89.9 (Blue Hill)  weru.org Top Thirty Overall Most-Played Recordings  

A new furniture store opening in Mackay will tap into an existing customer base and remove the online shopping element for residents. Eureka Street Furniture will open its doors at its newest store on Greenfields Blvd on February 13, giving fans of the store a new option when buying from the Australian company. The outlet has built up an existing customer base, and Eureka Street Furniture CEO Joel Brisblat said the decision to open in Mackay would meet that demand. "Weve been delivering to ...