Okotoks septuagenarian repeats as double gold medallist
55-Plus Games: Local athletes help Zone 2 finish with highest medal standing
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55-Plus Games: Local athletes help Zone 2 finish with highest medal standing
55-Plus Games: Local athletes help Zone 2 finish with highest medal standing
Nicola Sturgeon’s shock resignation sparked an explosive leadership contest with Finance Secretary Kate Forbes, Health Secretary Humza Yousaf and former community safety minister Ash Regan all in the running for the top job.
7 November 2012 - 12:00 Anne-Marie Schwirtlich, Director General, National Library of Australia delivering the Whyte Memorial Lecture at Monash University on 7 November 2012. The Lecture is held to celebrate the legacy of the late Jean Whyte and her sister Phyllis. Professor Jean Whyte was the foundation professor in the Graduate School of Librarianship, Monash University. The sisters left generous bequests to Monash to support research in librarianship, records and archives, and to support the library's research collection in English literature, librarianship and philosophy. Acknowledgement ...
Step back in time: Beach Ballroom Updated: 17/01/2021, 1:07 pm The Beach Ballroom is woven into the fabric of the Granite City’s cultural life and history, with a special place in the hearts of generations of Aberdonians. Since it opened its doors in 1929 it has been a place to enjoy, relax and have fun, from the heyday of ballroom dancing to big name bands including The Beatles, Pink Floyd and The Who, as well as countless balls, dinner dances and functions. Join us as we take a look back at the city’s art deco treasure by the sea. A view of the Beach Ballroom with the sea and harbour mo...