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From the Archives, 1998: Thousands say sorry, but not PM We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Janine McDonald Normal text size Thousands say sorry, but not PM One year after the stolen generations report, politicians continue to argue over whether to say sorry. Canberra - The Prime Minister yesterday stood firm in his refusal to make a formal national apology to the Aboriginal “stolen generations”, as thousands of Australians attended Sorr...

May is a time to raise awareness and help advocate for the mental health of our community. Here are 13 options for those seeking resources.

Business groups call on DeWine to continue mental health, wellness funding By Mackenzi Klemann - mklemann@limanews.com LIMA — Ohio business groups are calling on Gov. Mike DeWine and Ohio lawmakers to continue funding youth mental health and educational support services they say are needed to grow the economy. “An investment in student wellness is an investment in generations,” said Jed Metzger, president and CEO of the Lima/Allen County Chamber of Commerce, who spoke in support of Ohio�...

“I’m more worried about the repercussions the pandemic will have in the following years” 11/05/2021 - The head of acquisitions of the company acknowledges the measures implemented by the French government while points out the urgency to think about the near future Cécile Salin, head of acquisitions of Diaphana Distribution, shared with us the particularities of her job as an independent film distributor in France. While acknowledging the important measures implemented by the F...

Industry Report: Distribution, Exhibition and Streaming Cécile Salin • Distributor, Diaphana Distribution The head of acquisitions of the company acknowledges the measures implemented by the French government while points out the urgency to think about the near future Cécile Salin, head of acquisitions of Diaphana Distribution, shared with us the particularities of her job as an independent film distributor in France. While acknowledging the important measures implemented by the Fre...

The Wallonia-Brussels Federation signs a co-production agreement with Senegal 06/05/2021 - This is the third co-production agreement the Federation has signed with an African country, following on from Tunisia and Morocco The Minister-President in charge of international relations at the WBF Pierre-Yves Jeholet and the Minister of Foreign Affairs and of the Senegalese Abroad Aïssata Tall Sall as they sign the agreement in Brussels The Wallonia-Brussels Federation has signed a new co-productio...

The Wallonia-Brussels Federation signs a co-production agreement with Senegal 06/05/2021 - This is the third co-production agreement the Federation has signed with an African country, following on from Tunisia and Morocco The Minister-President in charge of international relations at the WBF Pierre-Yves Jeholet and the Minister of Foreign Affairs and of the Senegalese Abroad Aïssata Tall Sall as they sign the agreement in Brussels The Wallonia-Brussels Federation has signed a new co-productio...

HMRC advises businesses importing goods from Europe HMRC gives advice to businesses that trade with the EU on making delayed import declarations. From: HM Revenue and Customs ( HMRC) is offering advice to traders in Great Britain on how to submit their delayed customs import declarations for non-controlled goods imported from the EU. This week, the government department that is responsible for customs and tax processes, has written to more than 200,000 customers with top tips for how to b...

Alone and confused: What it’s like to study thousands of miles away from home during a global pandemic Cardiff University students have shared their experiences of studying in the capital under lockdown The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Wales Online - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee o...

CenterState CEO announces businesses of the year winners Updated Apr 29, 2021; Syracuse, N.Y. -- CenterState CEO announced the winners of this year’s Business of the Year awards during its annual meeting, which was held virtually on Thursday. The awards recognize outstanding achievements of regional businesses and organizations in five categories. This year’s winners are: Category: More than 50 employees Winner: Quadrant Biosciences Inc. With its academic research partners, it developed d...