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With national oil companies (NOCs) scaling up asset acquisition as international oil companies (IOCs) divest from African oil and gas, an African Energy

Searcher recognises there were "deficiencies" in a previous consultation process for a proposed seismic survey off the West Coast, says the geoscience data company's Robin Sutherland.

A Tennessee woman says the porch pirate who stole her package is, in fact, a bear.

A Tennessee woman says the porch pirate who stole her package is, in fact, a bear.

Robin Sutherland sent WBIR the video Wednesday. FedEx had just recently dropped the 33-pound box off at her home.

Demonstrators are gathering outside of the Lakota Board of Education building, a day after the district announced all students in preschool through 12th grade are to wear masks indoors regardless of their vaccination status.

Like Marlborough, Otago was finding it hard to attract and accommodate skilled workers for major upcoming projects during a growth period due to a housing supply shortage, he said. “If accommodation is an issue, the empty house audit is certainly one of the solutions that has been floated for other regions, to see whether there is a supply of empty buildings that could be better used.” Along with ensuring a healthy workplace culture, employer support could include helping workers find ho...

SHARE ON: Businesses and entrepreneurs across the Algoma District will have access to new services and new grant-making programs. The Algoma Community Foundation board of directors has hired non-profit professional Robin Sutherland of Thessalon as their Founding Executive Director. Co-Chair Jessica Bolduc says Sutherland’s leadership abilities have been proven through her 12-year career that has seen her with local, regional, and national organizations in a variety of sectors. The Foundation ...

A BID to build a three-storey family home on a town centre site a little more than four metres wide but almost 29 metres long was dubbed a “Grand Designs experiment” as it was rejected by councillors. Architect Robin Sutherland came up with the Passivhaus build for his family after they bought property at 82 High Street, North Berwick. With the front of the property refurbished into a new shop front with offices for the architect upstairs (see black building, pictured), he turned his ...

This week on Open Air, KALW’s radio magazine for the Bay Area Performing Arts in Times of Corona, we welcome back artists from The Marsh onto the virtual