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Expressing hope through flower arrangements Karachi February 27, 2021 A non-governmental organisation, Pakistan Blooms, joined hands with the Indus Sogestu Study Group and held a Sogestu Ikebana flower exhibition, titled ‘Bahar Ai’, to mark the advent of the spring season at the Karachi’s Lucky One Mall on Friday. The exhibition was held to promote the Japanese flower arrangement extravaganza. Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arrangement. It is also known as Kado. The tradition dates back to the Heian period when floral offering were made at altars. Dignitaries and notable perso...

By Matt Grossman Deere & Co. Friday posted a forecast for strong year-over-year profit growth in the 2021 fiscal year, expressing an outlook for higher industry sales in agriculture,... | February 23, 2021

Western Bay mayor labels Māori ward legislation 'unfair' in submission 18 Feb, 2021 05:00 AM 4 minutes to read Western Bay of Plenty mayor Garry Webber says he's fully supportive of plans to amend the Local Electoral Act. Photo / File Western Bay of Plenty mayor Garry Webber says he's fully supportive of plans to amend the Local Electoral Act. Photo / File A mayoral submission expressing strong support for proposed changes to legislation surrounding the matter of Māori wards in local government has been formally received by Western Bay of Plenty District Council. But not without resista...

Rugby: Former players' form group to confront World Rugby over game's 'greatest threat' 18 Feb, 2021 12:01 AM 6 minutes to read Former Canadian captain Jamie Cudmore is among the former players who have signed the open letter. Photosport Former Canadian captain Jamie Cudmore is among the former players who have signed the open letter. Photosport A group of retired rugby internationals, medics, administrators and academics has sent an open letter to World Rugby pressing for urgent changes to the game as it fights an "existential crisis". The group which includes former England and Highlanders ...

¦Artist: HIGA Satoru Born in Okinawa Prefecture in 1983, HIGA Satoru is a visual artist and programmer who uses computers as a tool to create new forms of expression. Leveraging sophisticated programming techniques such as real-time 3D graphics and computer vision as well as his experience with a diverse array of projects, HIGA has been involved in a wide range of creative activities that include installations, stage direction, VJing, live performances, and virtual reality products. After founding Backspace Productions Inc. in 2019, he recently directed the 3D video concert footage for musi...