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SQM: Hong Kong investor's vote of confidence in Bunbury with new beachside development site purchased

An international property group has bought a Bunbury development site for close to $5 million, in a vote of confidence for the burgeoning region.

Hong-kong , Properties-holdings , Square-metres , Oriental-properties , Oriental-properties-holdings , Sydney-based-certane , Business , Commercial-property , Politics , Local-government , Property

Weald of Kent Grammar School ~ Cleaning Tender: | Construction Tenders

Construction Companies, News, Jobs - The Construction Index is a building industry news and construction company directory

United-kingdom , Sevenoaks , Kent , Weald , Tonbridge , Whilst-the-school , European-union-funds , Weald-of-kent-grammar-school , Weald-of-kent-grammar-school-cleaning , European-union , Category-services

BBC News at Six

a seat inside felt the president's enthusiasm first hand. there was treat enthusiasm first hand. there was great optimism. _ enthusiasm first hand. there was great optimism. what _ enthusiasm first hand. there was great optimism. what your - enthusiasm first hand. there wasj great optimism. what your sense enthusiasm first hand. there was i great optimism. what your sense of his a-ras great optimism. what your sense of his grasp of — great optimism. what your sense of his grasp of the _ great optimism. what your sense of his grasp of the problems. - great optimism. what your sense of his grasp of the problems. he - great optimism. what your sense of his grasp of the problems. he has i his grasp of the problems. he has exressed his grasp of the problems. he has expressed that _ his grasp of the problems. he has expressed that well. _ his grasp of the problems. he has expressed that well. do _ his grasp of the problems. he has expressed that well. do you - his grasp of the problems. he has expressed that well. do you feel i expressed that well. do you feel frustration _ expressed that well. do you feel frustration with _ expressed that well. do you feel frustration with northern - expressed that well. do you feel i frustration with northern ireland's situation? , ,., frustration with northern ireland's situation? , . ., situation? there is so much more that could — situation? there is so much more that could be _ situation? there is so much more that could be done, _ situation? there is so much more that could be done, particularly i situation? there is so much more. that could be done, particularly for students, but we are in a stalemate and things are difficult. um? students, but we are in a stalemate and things are difficult.— and things are difficult. why do you think he chose _ and things are difficult. why do you think he chose the _ and things are difficult. why do you think he chose the university? - and things are difficult. why do you j think he chose the university? look at this part — think he chose the university? look at this part of _ think he chose the university? look at this part of belfast _ think he chose the university? look at this part of belfast that has been — at this part of belfast that has been regenerated by the new campus. 20,000 _ been regenerated by the new campus. 20,000 square metres of glass, could you do— 20,000 square metres of glass, could you do that _ 20,000 square metres of glass, could you do that before the good friday agreement? the you do that before the good friday agreement?— you do that before the good friday a: reement? , .,, ., , ,, , agreement? the people are soaking up the excitement — agreement? the people are soaking up the excitement of _ agreement? the people are soaking up the excitement of a _ agreement? the people are soaking up the excitement of a presidential- the excitement of a presidential visit. there is a sense of pride that northern ireland's spot lite. did you kwet a picture zm yes. and ou not a did you kwet a picture zm yes. and you got a wave? — did you kwet a picture zm yes. and you got a wave? yes. _ did you kwet a picture zm yes. and you got a wave? yes. he _ did you kwet a picture zm yes. and i you got a wave? yes. he was pointing out the you got a wave? jazz he was pointing out the window.

Joe-biden , Northern-ireland , Problems , Grasp , Optimism , Sense , Situation , Seat , Felt , Hand , Frustration , Enthusiasm

BBC News at Ten

get money out to the communities. and those with a seat inside felt the president's enthusiasm first hand. there was a great energy and real great, actually, optimism, i would say. so, what was your sense of biden�*s grasp of the situation in northern ireland? i feel like he certainly got the current context we are in politically. i think he made that very clear, and i think expressed that very well. do you feel any frustration with northern ireland's situation today? i think they're so much more that could be done, particularly for students. but we are in a bit of a stalemate at the moment and things are very difficult to progress. he only had one engagement, why do you think you chose the university? look where we are in this part of belfast, it has been- regenerated by our new campus that is in that space. _ 22,000 square metres of glass. could you have done that priorl to the good friday agreement? people are certainly soaking up the excitement of a presidential visit. while there is no great hope here he can shift the dial on the political situation, there is a sense of pride that northern ireland is in the spotlight. did you get a picture, there? yes, just a little picture, midway through the waves.

Joe-biden , Northern-ireland , Situation , Sense , Money , Energy , Communities , Seat , Enthusiasm , Felt , Hand , Optimism

Newsday

out to the communities. and those with a seat inside felt the president's enthusiasm first hand. there was a great energy and real great, actually, optimism, i would say. so, what was your sense of biden�*s grasp of the situation in northern ireland? i feel like he certainly got the current context we are in politically. i think he made that very clear and he expressed that very well. do you feel any frustration with northern ireland's situation today? i think there's so much more that could be done, particularly for students. but we're in a bit of a stalemate at the moment and things are very difficult to progress. he only had one engagement — why do you think you chose the university? look where we are in this part of belfast, it has been- regenerated by our new campus that is in that space. _ 22,000 square metres of glass. could you have done that priorl to the good friday agreement? people are certainly soaking up the excitement of a presidential visit. while there's no great hope here he can shift the dial on the political situation, there is a sense of pride that northern ireland is in the spotlight. did you get a wee

Presidentjoe-biden , Situation , Energy , Sense , Felt , Communities , Seat , Enthusiasm , Hand , Optimism , Biden-s-grasp , Northern-ireland

World Business Report

with manufacturing. these other workers driving the state's economic boom. 0ne company recently built this 13,000 square metres facility to meet the meteoric demand for manufacturing. it makes things like shelving for refrigerators and lids for washing machines, this is one of five plants and the company has plans for more. our company in the last five years we have doubled our size, we expect in the next two years to double our size again.- to double our size again. where are all the _ to double our size again. where are all the customers _ to double our size again. where are all the customers coming i are all the customers coming from? china! the state has been one of the manufacturing centres for decades, now it has become so difficult to make goodsin become so difficult to make goods in china, to sell to america, there has been an explosion of new customers coming to the state. nearly 35,000 trucks between the us and mexico each day. last year

Demand , 0ne-company , Manufacturing , State , Boom , Things , Square-metres , Workers , 13000 , 0 , More , Size

BBC News-20220111-14:55:00

he went from here to cambodia and he was working from 2016 until the summer of 2020, for many good years, and he found over 100 landmines and he cleared over 25,000 square metres of land. . , . of land. that is quite an achievement. _ of land. that is quite an achievement. is - of land. that is quite an achievement. is it i of land. that is quite an i achievement. is it possible to of land. that is quite an - achievement. is it possible to say how many more landmines there are in cambodia? ~ ., , ., ~ ., ., cambodia? millions more. also a lot of operators — cambodia? millions more. also a lot of operators on _ cambodia? millions more. also a lot of operators on the _ cambodia? millions more. also a lot of operators on the ground, - cambodia? millions more. also a lot of operators on the ground, so i cambodia? millions more. also a lot of operators on the ground, so we . of operators on the ground, so we need new approaches to accelerate the clearance process because every country has now a target under the treaty to be cleared within a certain amount of years, and we therefore need fast and more efficient methods to be able to reach that goal, but in our community we are confident that with

Landmines , Cambodia , 2020 , 100 , 2016 , It , Achievement , Land , I-achievement , Square-metres , 25000 , Country

Newsday-20220111-23:24:00

explosives in cambodia, has passed away. catherine byaruhanga has the story. a light foot, quick mind, and powerful sense of smell. magawa, an african giant pouch rat, was built to clear landmines, working faster than humans could. he spent five years in cambodia sniffing out chemicals from explosives for a charity. magawa has been one of our productive rats. during his career, he found 70 landmines and 38 unexploded ordinances. and he cleared about 225,000 square metres of minefields. and, as i said, he was always very active. magawa retired last yearjust after he was awarded the prestigious pdsa gold medal for his devotion to duty. the project to train rats to help de—mine fields began in tanzania, where magawa was born.

Landmines , Explosives , Cambodia , Story , Smell , Mind , Sense , Magawa , Catherine-byaruhanga , African-giant-pouch-rat , Humans , Charity

Neuer Standort für drei Marken: Autohausgruppe Geisser wächst in Leimen

Neuer Standort für drei Marken: Autohausgruppe Geisser wächst in Leimen
autohaus.de - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from autohaus.de Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Autohausgruppe-geisser , Volvo , Ministry-of-economy , Vollack-group , Wednesday-kfz-unternehmen , Shareholders-stefan , Industrial-area-south , Square-metres , Within-the , Metres-of-land ,

Österreichs größte Wohn- und Lifestyle-Messe befindet sich in den Startlöchern

leadersnet News

Vienna , Wien , Austria , Peter-syrch-gabriel-alarcon , Peter-syrch-roland-rudolph , Sabine-jaeger , Veranstaler-sabine-jaeger , Design-district , Vienna-hofburg , Square-metres , Hosted-sabine-jaeger