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Doddy is back! His image by sculptor Graham Ibbeson will be unveiled next Friday, in Blackpool's Grand Theatre, by Lady Anne Dodd.

Peter Poland picks out some of the best cruising boats under 30 feet, arguably the ideal size for coastal and occasional offshore sailing

The state government have announced reparations packages for Aboriginal Victorians that belong to the Stolen Generations, and believe there will […]

A careers day was held in Melton last week for local indigenous residents to identify employment opportunities and long-term career […]

Roberto Coin & VERANDA Celebrate Fine Jewelry in Dallas 

TORONTO, Nov. 23, 2021 -- Cartier Iron Corporation is pleased to provide an update on its diamond drilling program at its wholly owned Big Easy property located near Clarenville in eastern... | November 23, 2021

TORONTO, Nov. 23, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cartier Iron Corporation (CSE:CFE) (“Cartier Iron” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide an update on its...

Independent Education Union of Australia NSW/ACT Branch Since NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced on Wednesday that HSC students and school staff would return to school on August 16, the IEU has been inundated with questions and concerns from principals, teachers and support staff – none of whom were consulted about a decision that directly impacts them. Of utmost concern is health and safety. “There is a huge discrepancy between the health directives applied to the general community a...

JOHN BISSET/Stuff Holding freshly baked goods at the Timaru Hospital cafeteria opening on Wednesday are, from left, Michelle Briggs, Katt Heney, Ranjna Devi, Brett McGregor and Tony Adam. The doors to Timaru Hospital’s new cafeteria were opened to the public for the first time on Wednesday, signalling the start of “an extensive refurbishment of the hospital’’, its interim chief executive says. The cafeteria, part of the $3.4 million hospital building upgrade which started in June 2020,...

Lost poetry from a brutal jungle prison, still in search of a home We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Reading the long-lost poetry of an unknown Australian prisoner of war on the Burma-Thai “death railway”, the sense of fierce longing strikes the heart. One of the handwritten poems tells of a hungry man, fed only rice, gaining mercy in unconsciousness. The fly leaf inscribed, “To Dad from Dick.” “And onc...