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- A Dandenong South brewery helped quench some hard-earned thirsts at local RSLs ahead of Anzac Day. Brick Lane Brewing donated 10 cartons of its Brick Lane Draught to each of six local RSLs in Dandenong, Frankston, Seaford, Cheltenham, Longbeach and Cranbourne. “We wanted to support our local communities,” founder and managing director Paul Bowker said. “There’s so many people who have served for us and it was important for us to recognise that and say thanks – by serving them some beers of course. “It’s a very easy thing for us to grab 100 cases out of the brewery and for our ...

CALEXICO – The American Civil Liberties Union has targeted the Imperial Regional Detention Center as one of 39 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities across the United States it wants to see closed. In a letter Wednesday to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkis, ACLU National Political Director Ronald Newman noted ICE is wasting hundreds of millions of dollars to maintain thousands of empty beds at ICE facilities. He argued that money would be better spent on alternatives to detention and other priorities. “As a matter of good governance, and part...

Tue Apr 27, 2021 at 12:11pm ET Queen Elizabeth has returned to official duties for the first time since Prince Philip died. Pic credit: ©Imagecollect.com/Admedia Queen Elizabeth II has gone back to work with her first official public engagements since the funeral of Prince Philip on April 17. The Queen’s husband sadly passed away on April 9 at the age of 99. The Duke of Edinburgh had been by Her Majesty’s side for over 70 years. On Prince Philip’s death, the Family instigated a two-week period of mourning, whereby only certain appropriate duties were carried out by family members. Th...

Dominico Zapata/Stuff Bryan Cox, 96, went from Hamilton Tech to Hiroshima as he fought his way through the Pacific in World War II. There’s the Certificate of Appreciation “for service given to New Zealand”, signed by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and then-Defence Minister Ron Mark. There are also pictures of the Corsair fighter, a plane he credits, along with that flash of lightning, for saving his life. It’s a story that starts in 1940, when Cox was in his final year at the Tech, and involves his English teacher, “a chap called Gummy Martin”. “It was the year of the Battle...

  EDMONTON -- Stanley A. Milner, the businessman who championed Alberta's petroleum industry, is said to have died at the age of 91. "Edmontonians will be keenly aware of the impact he's had – as the central library in our capital city bears his name, recognizing the advocacy he brought in fighting for its construction. His generosity to so many great community causes is legendary," a statement from Premier Jason Kenney read. "Stan will be fondly remembered by all who knew and loved him." Born in Calgary in 1930, Milner would start his career as the province's oil industry was beginni...