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A short trip to a resort in Jim Corbett known as The Golden Tusk was the most divine experience after a year of zero travel and work from home.

L'artiste brocois était la tête d'affiche de la première soirée du Lac Noir Schwarzsee Festival

Coming off their recent successful Indiegogo album campaign, melodic pop/folk/rock duo MOAT is set to release their new fan-funded album, Poison Stream, on February 12th via Schoolkids Records. Marty Willson-Piper and Niko Röhlcke, and these two prolific artists have been working together again for the follow-up to their self-titled debut album, which was released in 2013. Englishman Willson-Piper is best known as a founding member of and for his long tenure of over 30 years with revered Australian neo-psych-/space-/indie rock band The Church. He was also a part of English Gothic folk-...

Promoting environmental sustainability 20 Jan 2021 / 10:18 H. Zaini signing the launching poster of the MSU SG Damansara National River Trail Project. Mohd Shukri (centre) planting a Weeping Willow tree. Looking on are Zaini (far left) and MSU vice chancellor Prof Puan Sri Dr Junainah Abdul Hamid. ENVIRONMENTAL sustainability is one of the important agendas in the development of the community and the country. Its importance also crosses the global level when the United Nations (UN) supports the implementation through the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). In support of the SDG initia...

Published: 2:34 PM January 12, 2021    Updated: 2:47 PM January 12, 2021 Children bathing in the paddling and wading pools at Wensum Park, Norwich in the 1930s. - Credit: Archant Library Nestled against the sloping valley of the River Wensum is a well-loved Norwich park. Many of us will have visited there to feed the ducks, take a stroll and perhaps even splash through our first strokes as we learned to swim.  Boys enjoying the sunshine, near the paddling pool in Wensum Park in Norwich. Date: April 8, 1969. - Credit: Archant Library But the Wensum Park we see today emerged from life as ...