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Social Development and Human Security Minister Varawut Silpa-archa on Sunday pledged to improve air travel accessibility for disabled passengers.

A Rutland business owner says crime and negative interactions have skyrocketed since distribution centre moved into neighbourhood.

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Five research and science organizations in Ottawa are going to receive up to $171.6 million from Canada, announced the government.

ANALYSIS Just over seven years ago, there were great celebrations among an unlikely group of people at the Loaves and Fishes hall across the road from...

A growing encampment at Dunedin’s Kensington Oval underscores a surge in rough sleeping in the southern centre, with advocates raising serious concerns for

KASKI, May 25: Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) against polio is going to be administered to 100,327 children in 11 districts of Gandaki province.

Scientists at the National Crop Resources Research institute have developed two bean seed varieties that are rich in iron and zinc

The Ministry for Culture and Heritage is the latest public sector to slash jobs, with staff being offered voluntary redundancy. A 17.6 per cent reduction in...

Waikato Wellbeing Project is thrilled to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Lots of Little Fires, marking a milestone in its mission to celebrate incredible people, doing incredible things, and inspiring others through the power of storytelling.