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New talent time: Meet Melbourne's emerging hospitality stars Michael Harry Photo: Joe Armao There's energy rippling through our city, with creativity bursting mains all over town. Related Content Sit up and pay attention to these strong new players. Many people kept their heads down in 2020, but Ellie Bouhadana had her busiest year ever. When the pandemic put an end to her shifts at Balaclava's now-closed Ilona Staller, the self-taught chef started a pasta delivery business on Instagram. "I got my home kitchen council-approved and was making hundreds of portions of pasta by hand," she says. "...

Recording all incidents - whether a collision took place or not - provides a strong base for a comprehensive risk management programme, finds Andrew Ryan

Malcolm Campbell, resident, Coldstream, Scottish Borders Malcolm Campbell is a lifelong Scottish independence supporter and professional fisherman in Coldstream, Scottish Borders area.  Credit: Andrew Connelly/The World  “The word ‘nationalist’ almost makes you sound like a terrorist.” Campbell said. “People often kept quiet about it. The SNP used to be classed as a fringe lunatic party — but look at them now.” In a 2014 referendum on the matter of Scottish independence, 55% of voters decided to stay part of the United Kingdom. In the days leading up to the referendum,...

Far North soldier awarded Defence Meritorious Service Medal for bravery in Iraq 27 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 4 minutes to read Corporal Charles Douglas Munns-Everitt - awarded for outstanding military professionalism and leadership in Iraq. Photo / supplied Northern Advocate When almost 30 rockets exploded at an Iraqi military camp last year Northland soldier Corporal Charles Douglas Munns-Everitt and two of his colleagues knew just what to do. Now all three have been recognised for their bravery to save lives of injured coalition soldiers. Munns-Everitt is one of three New Zealand soldiers to be d...

Robyn Edie/Stuff Pirates-Old Boys player Cory Hoffman-Grey, left, eyeing up the Marist players about to tackle him during the Southland premier club rugby game at Surrey Park. But it was the way Pirates-Old Boys won on Saturday which would have sounded some alarm bells around the premier division. Marist had just come off a victory over Woodlands but by halftime against Pirates-Old Boys found itself trailing 19-3. It was extended to 26-3 early in the second half through second five-eighth Desmond Spooner’s second try of the day, before Marist finally started to halt the Pirates-Old Boys ...