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Farming is in the blood for three Gore siblings who were testing their mettle against the best young farmers in Otago and Southland yesterday. The...

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More than eight hundred contestants across Aotearoa are gearing up to prove they have what it takes to be one of New Zealand’s top young farmers. Season 56 of the annual FMG Young Farmer of the Year competition kicks off this weekend in Dunedin ...

A MENTAL health nurse from Hampshire is set to appear on an episode of Long Lost Families.

"No longer are Irish Republicans just positioned v. Northern Ireland's union with Britain. They also want to be frontline opponent of far right in Ireland."

AFTER weeks of submissions and a rigorous judging process, 21-year-old Daindra Harrison emerged the winner of Red Stripe's 'Reel Responsibility' competition which challenged digital creators to pr...

Reply Police say Westerly resident Richard Whyte had a 9mm handgun tucked in his pants with no license to carry a firearm in Rhode Island. (Google Maps Image) WESTERLY, RI — A Westerly man faces charges after police conducting a Sunday afternoon traffic stop say they seized 4 grams of hashish and a loaded 9mm handgun that was tucked into the mans waistband. Richard Whyte, 56, was stopped by police on Rt. 1. In a report, a Westerly officer stated that he detected the strong odor of marijuana,...

The story of Jim Drakes first "Wing" rig February 15, 2021 | Windsurfing The idea of the first "Wing" rig came up in August 1981 when Jim Drake visited me in the surf editorial office in Munich. It was precursor of modern wing surfing. Jim and I had been friends since 1977 when Surf-Magazin was founded, and my article about the "true inventor" of windsurfing was published. So in August 1981, over dinner, we discussed our experiences that we had made over a year earlier at the PanAm Cup in Hawai...

Associations Don Wall February 2, 2021 Canada’s new Afro-Canadian Contractors Association celebrated its launch the first day of Black History Month with its first president acknowledging that the ACCA has assigned itself multiple challenging mandates. “We started talking about this organization three years ago, and we’ve had lots of meetings, but COVID sort of pushed it back,” said Toronto-based contractor Stephen Callender. “Then the George Floyd incident happened and we thought...

Posted: Jan 31, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 1 Sephton Spence of Kubbie Construction Inc. says racism in the construction industry is not new, but protests over the summer emboldened some people to act on their bigotry.(Mark Bochsler/CBC) From subtle systemic racism in awarding contracts to outright hate-motivated incidents at job sites, a new Black builders association wants to lay the foundation for a fairer construction industry. Sephton Spence of Kubbie Construction Inc. says s...