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It's been just over a year since South Australia's River Murray burst its banks in the biggest flood since 1956. For months flooding from high rainfall interstate put thousands of hectares of agricultural land under water and inundated 3500 houses. But it also pumped much needed water through the ailing southern end of the Murray Darling basin. South Australian correspondent Peta Doherty toured the Pike Floodplains in the Riverland with Indigenous rangers from River Murray and Mallee C...

Sway was awarded $600,000 for its innovative product.

The Tom Ford Plastic Innovation Accelerator programme, which aims to help bring seaweed-based alternatives to thin-film plastics to market, was announced last week.

A GROUP of councillors have come together to oversee the progress of various market town regeneration programmes, including Nestons.

A GROUP of councillors have come together to oversee the progress of various market town regeneration programmes, including Nestons.

Women and children who have Medicaid no longer will be automatically reenrolled. Verifying the state has your correct information is first step.

Mother and son ran brothels and took advantage of women in Devon A mother and son ran eight brothels in Torquay and Exeter and were caught following a two-year police operation 10:41, 9 MAR 2021 Updated A mother and son have been convicted of running brothels at flats in Exeter and Torquay. Women from Thailand and Eastern Europe were seen wearing matching dressing gowns and neighbours reported a continual stream of male visitors to the addresses. It follows a two-year police operation which als...

Radio Exe Mum and son brothel owners convicted By Radio Exe News She ran eight of them in Devon A mother and son have been convicted of running brothels in Exeter and Torquay. They profited from the unusual - and illegal - family business that exploited women in the county as well as handling criminal property. Edwina Kalay, 59, admitted managing eight brothels, plus a joint offence of money laundering –relating to the transfer of more than £98,000 throu...

PARISH council meetings in Cheshire have come into the national spotlight in recent days. Not only has a viral clip of a Handforth Parish Council meeting gained more than five million views on Twitter, but coverage has also focused on a Penketh parish councillors’ explosive rant from last year. Now, in the wake of these two incidents, more attention is being paid to Frodsham Town Council. What’s happened? On January 11, Frodsham Town Council conducted its annual budget and precept m...