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Research from the University of the Witwatersrand suggests climate change is shifting the seasonal cycle of the Namaqualand daisy — threatening tourism and the very existence of the famous wildflower. Without intervention, the backbone of local biodiversity could be lost. Research from the Un...
Loretta Cosgrove, founder of Sydney Queer Irish, spoke to GCN about her community work and meeting Michael D Higgins.
Dryer Collection Albert Thomas Dryer (1888–1963) was born in Sydney and educated at various schools in Sydney and Singleton. In 1908 he was appointed a clerk in the Customs Department in Melbourne and in the following year was transferred to Sydney. His political activities led to his dismissal in 1919. He then opened a short-lived Irish book depot and worked for various periods as a book-keeper and shopkeeper. He studied science at Sydney Technical College and later medicine at Sydney University, graduating in 1938. He set up a practice in Fairfield in 1940 and moved to Singleton after Wor...
Redstone Arsenal was well-represented at this yearâs nationally televised Hula Bowl despite no fans in the stands at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. Three Redstone employees had connections to the postseason college football all-star game played Jan. 31 and telecast on CBS. The game was played without fans in attendance because of the pandemic. Retired Col. Jeff Finley, who works at the Army Materiel Command, wore his Army uniform as the gameâs military ambassador. Rod Matthews, aviation contracts director for Army Contracting Command-Redstone, saw his son asked to be a receivers...