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Thats why the City Council – who are taking over the mooring contracts on the Wharf – has decided not to offer one to the Sealion. The ship has had many lives since it was built in Adelaide in 1945. It was meant to be a World War II supply ship but the war ended before it was finished. It went on to be a mine sweeper, squid fishing ship and a houseboat. MONIQUE FORD/STUFF Docked in Wellington Harbour for about 20 years, the Sealion has a new owner, a new name and a new purpose (Video fir...

Its one of the most recognisable features on Wellingtons waterfront, but for how much longer?  The privately-owned Sealion - a World War II era ship adorned with hundreds of painted penguins stationed at Queens Wharf - is being told to sail on after 18 years moored at Queens Wharf. The boat is taking on water. While four pumps are being used to ensure it doesnt sink, the boat is classified as "non-seaworthy".  Thats why the City Council - who are taking over the mooring contracts on the Wharf...

Criminals using pepper spray to knock people off their bicycles By Shanice Naidoo Share Cape Town - There has been a 75% increase in attacks on cyclists since the easing of lockdown level 4. This according to the chairperson of the Western Province Cycling Association Sharief Peters. “Cycling has taken off in Cape Town as means of commuting, sport and recreation. Over the last couple of months, attacks on cyclists have noticeably increased. Previously, we had known hotspots no-go zones, this...

Press release content from Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. ClusterControl Manages Hybrid Cloud Private DBaaS at Major Bank with Over 2,000 Heterogeneous Database Instances March 10, 2021 GMT STOCKHOLM - March 10, 2021 - ( Newswire.com ) ABSA Group, one of Africa’s largest diversified financial services groups, puts its trust in ClusterControl by Severalnines, the pioneer in providing automation and management software for databases, to power its hybrid cloud priv...

Man Utd flop is not the only Ajax 2019 hero struggling… Date published: Wednesday 10th March 2021 2:52 - Editor F365 Thanks for your mails. As ever. Send more to theeditor@football365.com   It’s not just Donny Watching Juventus vs Porto last night something struck me. Where was De Ligt? 75m of a defender signed in 2019, sitting on the bench for a must win Champions League match. He has only 40 odd appearances since signing for Juventus? So I wondered how is Frenkie De Jong ...

Denver hospital uses telehealth to keep COVID-19 patients out of ICU and last updated 2021-03-05 14:04:58-05 DENVER, Colo. — The pandemic gave us a whole new vocabulary: almost everyone is ready to Zoom, social distancing is welcome, and N95s are a popular accessory. But, there’s an old concept that’s gotten new life in the face of COVID-19. “Telehealth will be here to stay,” said Dr. Patrick Ryan, an internal medicine physician at Denver Health in Colorado. Telehealth ...

Hospital uses telehealth to keep COVID-19 patients out of ICU and last updated 2021-03-05 13:19:55-05 DENVER, Colo. — The pandemic gave us a whole new vocabulary: almost everyone is ready to Zoom, social distancing is welcome, and N95s are a popular accessory. But, there’s an old concept that’s gotten new life in the face of COVID-19. “Telehealth will be here to stay,” said Dr. Patrick Ryan, an internal medicine physician at Denver Health in Colorado. Telehealth has bee...

Colon cancer: Who is at risk and why? March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month Tags:  March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, also known as colon cancer or rectal cancer depending on where it starts. According to Dr. Brian Van Der Linden, a gastroenterologist at LewisGale Physicians, colon cancer is the third most common cause of cancer deaths in men and women in the U.S. While this type of cancer is very common, it is also very preventable. Take a look at this list o...

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Merelize Van Der Merwe, 32, from South Africas Limpopo province, shot and killed a 17-year-old male giraffe on February 13 before posing with its heart.

How UPS is tackling post-Brexit teething problems 16 February 2021: UPS’s Walter Van Der Meiren, who spoke at an ICAEW webinar last week, explains the main issues post-Brexit and how the EU and UK governments could ease them. UPS started preparing for Brexit as soon as the referendum result was announced back in 2016. From a customs perspective, this meant redesigning a lot of its procedures to align better with the New Computerised Transit System (NCTS), and that...