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written by Hannah Dowling | July 28, 2021 A total of $1.34 million has been awarded across four regional airports in the second round of the federal government’s Regional Airports Program, specifically to improve their aerial firefighting capabilities. The federal government has just released the airports that have been awarded grant funding for upgrades in the second round of the $100 million Regional Airports Program (RAP). Advertisement Advertisement Under the RAP’s second round of grant...

Updated April 26 Portland council receives recommendations for racial equity A 65-page report from the Racial Equity Steering Committee, appointed in response to last summers protests demanding racial justice, contains a range of recommendations for policing, mental health, housing, employment and even street names. Share A special committee asked to examine systemic racism in Portland’s public safety practices formally delivered its report to the City Council on Monday after six months of m...

Bosses at a sexual abuse charity have been lambasted by an employment judge after a former CEO was forced out of her job. Senior board members and current chief executives of Break the Silence were labelled evasive, disingenuous and “not credible” after giving evidence in the tribunal of Alison Tait, who has been awarded more than £17,000 for constructive dismissal. Ms Tait resigned after being told unexpectedly that she would have to share her CEO role with another employee and that...

Whangarei locals glad at rescue helicopters planned shift after frustration over noise levels Newshub 5/04/2021 Madison Reidy © Video - Newshub; Image - Facebook @NorthlandRescueHelicopter Watch: Some locals are so desperate for sleep, theyve taken to soundproofing their homes. Northland locals are spending thousands of dollars soundproofing their homes to drown out the noise of the local rescue helicopter. A charitable trust that operates three choppers from its base in Wh...

Napier acid spill: Hundreds of fish killed, eels skin peeling from faces, council says 4 Mar, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Galvanising Hawkes Bay operations manager Stuart Easton says the councils assessment was "100 per cent rubbish". Photo / File Galvanising Hawkes Bay operations manager Stuart Easton says the councils assessment was "100 per cent rubbish". Photo / File Hawkes Bay Today Hundreds of small fish were killed and some eels had skin peeling from their faces and bodies after an a...

Naturally Made Certification for Beekeepers and Mushroom Growers Learn about natural certification for beekeepers and mushroom growers working towards the most organic operation possible. By Suzannah Schmeider Valhalla Organics in Talent, Oregon, is currently the only CNG apiary on the West Coast. Photo by Valhalla Organics Since 2002, the Certified Naturally Grown (CNG) organization has offered certification for farmers and beekeepers who use natural methods to grow food ...

Long cold spell on the way after snowfall Posted: 8:52 am December 31, 2020 By Jodie Curran IT WAS a case of “better late than never” for locals right across the county who had hoped for a white Christmas, as Storm Bella brought snow and biting sleet to parts of Fermanagh at the weekend. On St Stephen’s Day, forecasters put out a yellow (be aware) weather warning for wind and rain, as gusts of up to 60mph lasted well into the night across exposed areas of the county. While higher...

Well-known former Derry teacher laid to rest Sad passing of Peter ODonnell A true great - the late Peter ODonnell Reporter: );  ); A well-known and popular former Derry teacher who died at the weekend was a true great, mourners at his funeral were told today. Peter ODonnell passed away suddenly at his home in Drummond Park in the Culmore Road area of the city on Sunday last. He was aged 64. Speaking at his Requiem Mass in St Brigids Church, Carnhill, celebrant Fr Gerard Mongan said Mr ODonnel...

Fresh snow and ice warning for Fermanagh Posted: 5:06 pm December 30, 2020 By Jodie Curran A BIG FREEZE is forecasted for counties Fermanagh, Antrim, Armagh, Tyrone and Derry.  Met Eireann stated, “Snow and ice may bring some disruption from later Tuesday and through to Thursday morning. Temperatures will drop to a low of -2 around the county tonight as the cold snap continues.” Louth, Cavan and Monaghan as well as Donegal, Leitrim, Armagh, Fermanagh, Tyrone and Derry can also exp...