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The appointments will become effective only once Perpetual’s acquisition of Pendal has been completed. Perpetual has announced that, as part of its proposed acquisition of Pendal, it has invited up

As part of its proposed acquisition plan, Perpetual Asset Management has welcomed Pendal Group non-executive directors Christopher Jones, Kathryn Matthews and Ben Heap to its board

The Economic Secretary, Andrew Griffith MP, spoke at TheCityUK’s National Conference in Edinburgh.

Photography & the Holocaust: Then and Now will investigate tribalism–the inability of many to accept those who are different from themselves–its links to antisemitism and other forms of racism, and how that mindset results in the oppression and violence we consistently witness. This comprehensive exhibition will feature over 15 contemporary artists whose practice incorporates new

Before "I Love Lucy," Lucille Ball was the queen of the B-movies — including this perfect piece of November noir. Culture writer Emma Fraser looks at what TV's greatest funny woman was doing before she became sitcom royalty.

Before "I Love Lucy," Lucille Ball was the queen of the B-movies — including this perfect piece of November noir. Culture writer Emma Fraser looks at what TV's greatest funny woman was doing before she became sitcom royalty.

Central Texas farmer and rancher addresses the need of rain in Bell County with the Texas Farm Bureau Radio Network.

There's tension in Te Urewera, where work is underway in the remote, rugged country to strip, dismantle and burn down backcountry DOC huts. Fifteen are gone, and another 33 are set to be removed by December. Eventually they will be replaced, according to the local iwi, with modernised, 'eco accomodation'. Trampers and hunters say they've been dismissed, without any details or timeframes. Katie Todd has the story.

There's tension in Te Urewera, where work is underway in the remote, rugged country to strip, dismantle and burn down backcountry DOC huts. Fifteen are gone, and another 33 are set to be removed by December. Eventually they will be replaced, according to the local iwi, with modernised, 'eco accomodation'. Trampers and hunters say they've been dismissed, without any details or timeframes. Katie Todd has the story.

Chances are the next Broadway hit will have originated at a regional theater taking a risk on an untested playwright. But once those playwrights are established, many of them start writing for TV.