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Ipswich's two MPs have welcomed news that Suffolk's public health chiefs are to call in national support teams to help fight high numbers of Covid cases.

A street in a new development in Winnipeg has been named after the first Indian-born Canadian to be elected to a provincial legislative assembly.

Emelynn Arroyave seems to never sleep between her work with the Hispanic Student Association, the Undocumented Student Alliance and more — but she's definitely making a difference on campus and

Texas A&M has become an increasingly diverse institution since opening its doors to women and African Americans in 1963, and now provides a number of departments under the Division of

15 July 2021 11:53am Both Federal government and the government of New South Wales this week announced allocation of funds to multicultural communities and media to “design and lead grass roots communication activities tailored to meet the needs of their community” in spreading the message on measures to counter the spread of COVID-19. On Wednesday, NSW Minister for Sport, Multiculturalism, Seniors and Veterans Natalie Ward announced that the state would allocate $4million to ensure that important health measures would reach multicultural communities during the latest COVID-19 outbreak in...