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China's State-owned companies and investment firms are key to playing a bigger role in driving the country's goal of peaking carbon emissions and achieving carbon neutrality, company executives and industry experts said.

Hyne Timber announces that their much anticipated, new Continuous Drying Kiln (CDK) has begun operations following an official ribbon cutting event.

Mary MacKillop Catholic College in Toowoomba has won this year’s Get Ready Queensland school’s competition and will now get a visit from rugby league

The Pharmacy Guild of Australia, Queensland Branch, hosted an annual reception at the Queensland Parliament last night, attended by all sides of

Gov. Kathy Hochul says she is committed to a Penn Station overhaul but did not provide details on what the project should look like.

Empire State Developments tourism office is posting weekly fall foliage reports. Below is the report posted Oct. 13, 2021:

China added investment in media organisations to a list of `banned investments`.

Michael Ferguson,Minister for State Development, Construction and Housing Today’s Building Activity release by the Australian Bureau of Statistics

In a further blow to the country's freedom of expression, the Chinese government is proposing new regulations that would prohibit news reporting by sources that are not directly financed by the Communist Party. The restrictions would strengthen the Chinese government's control over news and information. 

The Office of the State Comptroller has created this dashboard to track federal relief funds received during the pandemic and eight programs that offer targeted assistance to New Yorkers most severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.