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A leisure complex at the centre of a £1m refurbishment is set to undergo further improvement work.

A council has extended the trial of a scheme that helps to keep older residents connected with loved ones.

The new Southwold Harbour Management Committee will look after the attraction's operations - Credit: Nick Butcher Four independent community members have been appointed to the newly-formed committee which will be responsible for the day-to-day running of Southwold Harbour. The harbour, a popular tourist attraction in the Suffolk coastal town, is under threat due to rising sea levels. Its north pier fender is also damaged and in need of repair to protect boats navigating to and from the Blyth Estuary. A repair project at a cost of up to £1.1million - funded from existing East Suffolk Council...

Four independent community members have been appointed to the newly-formed committee which will be responsible for the day-to-day running of Southwold Harbour.

Premium Content Subscriber only A Goreng Goreng/Bunjulung woman from The Range is a finalist in the Queensland Young Achiever Awards for her advocacy on behalf of Indigenous people. Letitia Smith, 21, who works for Central Queensland Indigenous Development in Rockhampton, was nominated for, among other things, working with disengaged children to ensure they remain connected to their culture, helped intellectually-impaired Indigenous people understand the housing system, connecting people to support services to improve their lives, and being involved in healthy eating and alcohol and tobacco a...