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Premium Content Subscriber only The Gympie community showed exactly the kind of spirit it is so well-known for at Anzac Day commemorations in the CBD on Sunday. Tune is as we bring you the Anzac Day march through Gympie live!Posted by The Gympie Times on Saturday, April 24, 2021 At least hundreds of attendees lined the Mary St footpaths as schools, bands, veterans and their family members marched under a near-spotless blue sky in time with tunes such as Waltzing Matilda. The crowd then made ...

Guildhall gigs at the centre of Derrys jazz celebrations next weekend Local performers will be taking part in special online concerts Micky Doherty will be one of the hosts next weekend. Reporter: );  ); The Guildhall will be a hub of wonderful jazz next weekend as 27 acts take to the stage in the heart of the city as part of the City of Derry Jazz & Big Band Festival. Gigs at the Guildhall will involve nine different acts performing on each day of the festival, which is taking place from Fr...

Cumbria civil engineering company recognised in industry award 10/04/2021 Pictured at Port of Heysham with the awards won by CBC are (from left): Steve Honeybone, Peel Ports’ Projects Manager, and Anthony Butts, CBC Construction Director A Cumbria-based civil engineering and building company is celebrating after winning a prestigious industry award and being highly commended in a second. Carnforth-based Colin Briscoe Construction (CBC) won the best project in the North West award in the Â...

2020 saw an explosion in online orders as demand for e-commerce grew exponentially. With it, came a rise in packaging use for outgoing orders and also returns. The need for efficient and sustainable packaging has never been greater. So can retailers keep up with the demand, while streamlining their packaging use? Michelle Mooney investigates the latest packaging technology trends. Thousands of online retailers have had to completely transform their operations since the huge demand in orders ex...

Funding Fight Slows Action On Police, Prison Reform - Honolulu Civil Beat Funding Fight Slows Action On Police, Prison Reform The fate of two state boards tasked with standardizing police practices and reforming the jail system depends on agreement between the Legislature and Gov. David Ige. Reading time: 8 minutes. Two cash-strapped state panels — one to create and enforce standards for police and the other to oversee Hawaii’s jails and prisons — are facing more roadblocks this year in ...

Posted on March 7, 2021 | Views: 1,010 cwebb2021-03-06T22:50:34-08:00 by Laura Lombrana: The grandson of the famous explorer is creating a sea station where scientists can live under the ocean while studying climate change… Fabien Cousteau took a last look at the steel capsule that had been his home for 31 days as he ascended gently toward the warm surface of the Florida Bay waters. After a month living in a confined space, 63 feet deep in the ocean with no sunlight, he had just one...

Kiwis overseas say it is frustrating to battle for the handful of spots to come home.

Youth Correctional Facility Managers Receive Ethics Fines - Honolulu Civil Beat Mark Patterson and Darrell Bueno violated the state’s Fair Treatment Law. Reading time: 1 minute. Mark Patterson, administrator of the Hawaii Youth Correctional Facility in Kailua, and institutional facility superintendent Darrell Bueno were fined last week by the Hawaii State Ethics Commission. Patterson misused state resources and time to benefit a private religious group by allowing it to store trailers with e...

A MAN who took both hands off the wheel to use his phone and a lorry driver who rolled a cigarette were among the drivers dealt with last year, as…

Ryan Finnerty / HPR HONOLULU - Hawaii Gov. David Ige has again decided not to approve funds that would have allowed the all-volunteer Hawaii Correctional Systems Oversight Commission hire paid staff members. Ige declined last year to release $330,000 in funding to hire staff for the five-member committee, which oversees the state Department of Public Safety, the Honolulu Styar-Advertiser reported on Monday. The commission was approved by the Legislature two years ago in what was initially hai...