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September 19, 2023
Disabled-led arts organisation Weave Movement Theatre brings forth multifaceted experiences and connections in 'Sense of Place'.
June 29, 2023
A selection of arts and cultural event highlights during this year’s NAIDOC Week, running from 2-9 July 2023.
December 20, 2021
Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation.
October 8, 2021
Hi My wife found this cat n the pavement outside Fresh & Fruity yesterday & owing to the traffic she scooped her up & brought her hom…
October 8, 2021
Hi My wife found this cat n the pavement outside Fresh & Fruity yesterday & owing to the traffic she scooped her up & brought her hom…
September 29, 2021
Hi My wife found this cat n the pavement outside Fresh & Fruity yesterday & owing to the traffic she scooped her up & brought her hom…
June 7, 2021
Steven Walton16:00, Jun 07 2021 Christchurch City Council/Supplied From left to right: project director Greg Muir, systems manager Don Townson, design manager Janelle Campbell, cost manager Roy Cassidy, technical director Gilbert Gouveia, and contracts administrator Liam Cassidy. The insets are construction director Brian Hayes and sustainability/environment manager Sara Hayes. Eight construction, planning and design experts from the company leading Christchurch’s new stadium project have rel...
February 15, 2021
Alma Street Veterinary Hospital owner Dr Greg Muir has revealed it was a childhood pet â a cat named Bubbles â that helped shape his career. âShe was a little stray that came our way and she was one of the reasons I became a vet,â he explains. âI was pretty close to her, she slept on my bed, but she had a few health issues. âThat was one of the things that formed my way.â Bubbles went on to live a long and happy life; Greg went on to study veterinary science a...
January 19, 2021
Advertisement The Department of Fire and Emergency Services says hot, dry and windy conditions over the next two days will test containment lines as crews continue to battle a fire that has been burning north of Perth for almost a week. The potential for the fire to escalate rapidly means warning areas could change at short notice, the department said, and residents were urged to check the Emergency WA website regularly for updates. Strong easterly winds are set to hamper efforts to control a f...