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Netball by Erin Smith and Kara Sonter 2nd May 2021 9:33 AM Premium Content Subscriber only There are plenty of big names in the Hart Sapphire Series competition this year - we take a look at the top performers for each position. Netball Queenslands High Performance Manager helped compile the list of the top players to watch in this years series. Goal Shooter   Annabelle Lawrie have all re-signed with the Sunshine Coast Lightni...

  Alice Mauga, Tigers Shes a quiet achiever but this 19-year-old mid court with an eye for defence has talent to burn. Mauga, who dominates as either a centre or wing defence, simply wont be beaten, says Tigers head coach Erin Byrnes. "She doesnt like anyone to get the better of her," Byrnes said. Mauga is entering her second season in the Sapphire Series, with last years debut coming off the back of her vital role in the Tigers 2019 Ruby Series championship win. Byrnes said spectators ...

Guide: 9 outdoor art gems to see along the River Walks Museum Reach Deborah Martin, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail 2of2 A stroller walks her dog past the art installation “29 degrees 25’ 57” N/98 degrees 29’ 13” W” and “29 degrees 26’ 00” N/ 98 degrees 29’ 07” W” on the Museum Reach of the San Antonio River Walk.William Luther /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less River Walk visitors in the mood for a stroll and a little public art will find lots to see along the Mus...

“Everything around those lateral-flow tests is fairly straightforward,” said Mr Allen. “Staff do it twice a week and record all their results. At present, since we’ve been doing them, we haven’t had a single case.  “In that respect, it gives not only members of staff, but others around them, a bit of confidence about being in school.” John Fisher, Norfolk County Council cabinet member for childrens services. - Credit: Norfolk County Council John Fisher, the county’s cabinet mem...

About 20 students from the University of Wyoming and several of the state’s community colleges will gain hands-on training in software development starting later this month. The two-week intensive experience will be used to pilot an innovative program in software development through a partnership involving Cardiff University in Wales, United Kingdom; UW; Wyoming community colleges; and industry partners in the state. The online program will help UW and the community colleges accomplish their ...

March 10, 2021 About 20 students from the University of Wyoming and several of the state’s community colleges will gain hands-on training in software development starting later this month. The two-week intensive experience will be used to pilot an innovative program in software development through a partnership involving Cardiff University in Wales, United Kingdom; UW; Wyoming community colleges; and industry partners in the state. The online program will help UW and the community colleges ac...

Downing Street refused to be drawn on weekend reports suggesting that restrictions on meeting friends in a park could be among the first to be lifted once schools are back. "Whilst there is some reason for cautious optimism, we remain in a difficult situation, with the pressures on the NHS still very significant. We have to go at the pace that the latest data and evidence allows," one source said. "Our biggest priority remains schools, and we will set out our plan for reopening them, and gradua...

Courtesy Photo Students in Wyoming may soon have access to an innovative program in software engineering through a partnership involving Cardiff University in Wales, United Kingdom; the University of Wyoming; Wyoming community colleges; and industry partners in the state. UW has developed a memorandum of understanding with Cardiff University to cultivate academic and cultural interchange between the two institutions. This agreement will make available to Wyoming students an applied software eng...

The Every Child Online campaign has hit almost 5,000 laptops. - Credit: Sonya Duncan An urgent call-to-arms was today issued to try to ensure that every child in Norfolk who needs a laptop for home schooling is able to get access to one. An estimated 6,000 in the county are without a digital device to complete online learning, with 1,000 families believed to have no way at all to connect to the internet. Today, this newspaper is launching the Every Child Online campaign, alongside Norfolk Count...

"But coming to school every day like we are doing now is like playing Russian Roulette – any of us could get the virus as we are mixing every day and many staff are in the vulnerable category too or old like me and could end up in intensive care in the next 10 days. "We all celebrate on a Friday that we’ve made it through another week and keep our fingers crossed for the next one, hoping our luck doesn’t run out." Stuart Allen, Headteacher, Mile Cross Primary School, Norwich. Picture: Jam...