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A huge model ship in the waiting room of his practice in Mt Victoria, Wellington, meticulously and painstakingly put together by Lamb, is a nod to this. The scrupulousness in his work, be it treating patients directly or in his trials and research, was his trademark. Lamb’s research and trials were a defining part of his medical career. He was a founding member of the Trans Tasman Radiation Oncology Group (TTROG), working with doctors and researchers from Aotearoa and Australia to find better ways of treating cancer patients. He was involved in many trials, including two highly succes...

Print Patrice Lejeune captured the Grand Prize in the 2020 Craftsman’s Challenge with his “Treasure Box III,” which features spectacular marquetry on the outside with intricate interior drawers and secret compartments. Time is running out to enter the world’s most prestigious competition for woodworking in veneer. The 2021 Veneer Tech Craftsman’s Challenge offers thousands of dollars in prize money in a wide range of categories to honor the best work in veneer in the world. Grand Prize is $3,000 and other category winners earn $1,000 each. Categories include furniture, cabinets, arc...

John Burgin assessed as posing risk of causing serious harm to female partners A MAN considered to pose, “an imminent risk of serious harm” to female partners has received a five-year extended determinate prison sentence. It follows sustained violence committed by John Keith Burgin on his partner, plus damage to her Spennymoor home, in December. Durham Crown Court was told it left her suffering multiple injuries over her head and body, as well as deep psychological distress. David Lamb, prosecuting, said she knew Burgin from school days but they only began a relationship in Octobe...

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SOMERSET-based technical fabrics manufacturer Nonwovenn has secured ownership of its operating premises and invested in new technology following a £6.6 million funding package from Lloyds Bank. Located in Bridgwater, the business is a market leader in creating bespoke nonwoven technical fabrics for household-name clients. Some 70 per cent of its products are shipped overseas to more than 40 countries and are widely used across medical, industrial, packaging, and protective clothing sectors. With the seven-figure loan from Lloyds Bank, the manufacturer has purchased its production sit...