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Australian State Of New South Wales Call For 5000 Social Housing Dwellings – The Wilmington Journal
SYDNEY — The New South Wales government is being urged to make a state budget investment to build more social housing, with new modeling highlighting its strong economic benefits. The Equity Economics-led report, commissioned and released by the Community Housing [...]
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Funeral service for ‘leader extraordinaire’ Sir Courtney Blackman - Stabroek News
(Barbados Nation) The first Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados Sir Courtney Blackman was yesterday remembered and praised for the breadth of his contribution to Barbados but particularly for the establishment of a Barbados financial institution of which the island is
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Australian Island State Mining Deaths ‘Entirely Avoidable’ – The Wilmington Journal
HOBART, Australia — An “almost perfect storm” of poor safety practices and inadequate equipment was to blame for two miners’ deaths on Australia’s Island state of Tasmania’s west coast eight years ago, a coroner has ruled. [...]
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India On Alert After Portuguese Ship Spills Oil In Arabian Sea – The Wilmington Journal
Container ship MV Devon was on its way from Sri Lanka's capital Colombo to Haldia, a port in eastern India. The post India On Alert After Portuguese Ship Spills Oil In Arabian Sea appeared first [...]
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UEFA Euro 2020 odds, picks, predictions: European soccer expert reveals best bets for Germany vs. Portugal news -The Black Chronicle
One of the most anticipated matches of Euro 2020 kicks off Saturday with Portugal and Germany squaring off at Allianz Arena in a group-stage match. Germany lost 1-0 to
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Ten receive New Year Honours - Barbados Today
In what could be the last event of its kind, as Barbados is set to cut its ties to the British monarchy and become a republic, Governor General Dame Sandra Mason on Friday presented insignia to 10 recipients of the 2020 New Year Honours. During a brief ceremony at Government House, the awardees
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CHASE Fund provides $50 million to equip basic schools with PPEs, other supplies
The country's early-childhood institutions have benefited from much-needed support to better enable them to operate within the health and safety guidelines stipulated by the Government to reduce transmission of the coronavirus (COVID-19)....
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Koala Scares: Iconic Aussie Animals Could Soon Be Extinct
Experts warn that bush fires have pushed vulnerable populations to the brink of survival. The post Koala Scares: Iconic Aussie Animals Could Soon Be Extinct appeared first on Zenger News. The post Koala Scares: Iconic Aussie Animals Could Soon Be Extinct appeared first on The Orlando Advocate.
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Welcome signs - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Seconds after leaving the ANR Robinson International Airport, visitors to Tobago will encounter a humongous billboard obliquely opposite the Crown Point police station. Upon seeing this massive "ad" for the first time a few weeks ago, it struck me as a sort of welcome message being inadvertently
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U.S. Petroleum Data Show Demand Remains Solid – The Wilmington Journal
Federal data on U.S. commercial inventories of crude oil and petroleum products show that suppliers are still struggling to keep up with demand, analysts told Zenger News. The U.S. Energy Information Administration, a division of [...]
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KwaZulu-Natal cop dies on duty after alleged speedster runs him over | News24
A motorist has been arrested for running over a traffic officer who was manning a speed camera operation along the N2 in eMpangeni, KwaZulu-Natal.
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POST NEWS GROUP - Located on the corner of High and Fairfax in East Oakland, stands Coco Breeze, a colorful, Caribbean restaurant.| By Post Staff Chef Annabelle Goodridge wraps curry chicken in a Roti at Coco Breeze in Oakland, Calif. Photo Credit, Christy Price Located on the corner of High and
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Governor Weighs In On EPA Conditions Limetree Bay Must Meet To Reopen
CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan issued the following statement in response to the EPA’s announcement of conditions, including additional emissions monitoring, for resumption of refinery operations at Limetree Bay Refinery: “We welcome the EPA’s help in this matter, and we welcome the findings
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Australian Bank Took 8 Years To Report AU$ 1.4m Fraud – The Wilmington Journal
A former Commonwealth Bank employee is facing jail for an AU$ 1.4 million loan fraud the bank knew took place in 2010. The post Australian Bank Took 8 Years To Report AU$ 1.4m Fraud appeared [...]
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Ferris gets tablets amid George Wright distraction
WESTERN BUREAU: At an event last Thursday where embattled Westmoreland Central Member of Parliament emerged as a slight distraction, Education Minister Faval Williams declared that approximately 125,000 tablets and laptops would be delivered to...
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‘Run’ In Peace: Ace Indian Sprinter Milkha Singh Dies At 91 – The Omaha Star
KOLKATA, India — Milkha Singh, the sprinter who introduced India to ‘track and field’, passed away at the age of 91 due to Covid-related complications on June 18. He tested positive in May. His wife, Nirmal Milkha Singh, also succumbed to Covid-19 at the age of 85 on June 13.
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Kenya: Govt Teams Up With Crews to Promote Kenya as Tourist Destination
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War Drums Get Louder In Nigeria – The Wilmington Journal
Spat between Twitter and Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari brings secession conflict in the country's southeast to the fore. The post War Drums Get Louder In Nigeria appeared first on Zenger News.
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Koala Scares: Iconic Aussie Animals Could Soon Be Extinct – The Wilmington Journal
CANBERRA, Australia — Koalas could soon be listed as endangered in Queensland, New South Wales, and the Australian Capital Territory after bushfires smashed already struggling populations and destroyed precious habitats. A federal panel of threatened species experts has [...]
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Efforts on to push badminton - Barbados Today
The Barbados Badminton Association (BBA) is on a mission to get more students playing the sport and this morning the local governing body donated several pieces of equipment to schoolsparticularly those at the primary level.President of the BBA Kevin Wood said during the presentation held this
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Gabriel, Bravo recalled but Joseph axed for second Proteas Test - Stabroek News
(CMC) – Fast bowler Shannon Gabriel and left-hander Darren Bravo have been recalled to strengthen West Indies for the decisive Test against South Africa starting here today, as the hosts chase a crucial victory to avoid their first series defeat of the
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Gov't to distribute over 125,000 tablets to students by end of school year
Education, Youth and Information Minister, Fayval Williams, says by the end of the school year, more than 125,000 tablets would have been issued to students under the Government's Tablets in Schools Programme. Williams made the disclosure while...
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Eastern Caribbean Heads Express Solidarity With USVI on Safe Restart of Cruise Tourism
In a letter, Roosevelt Skerrit, prime minister of Dominica and chairman of the OECS, expressed the subregional group’s deep appreciation to Gov. Bryan for writing to Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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Fossil find introduces a new ancestor to the jackal family tree - The Kenya News
The family Canidae is an instantly recognisable group of carnivores that includes dogs, wolves, jackals and foxes. It originated more than 35 million years ago in North America and migrated to the rest of the planet only about 7.5 million years ago.Jackals are among the most remarkable and sneaky
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Governor Issues Statement on EPA Conditions to Restart Refinery at Limetree Bay
“We welcome the EPA’s help in this matter, and we welcome the findings and the recommended actions aimed at protecting the community and ensuring a safe restart to refinery operations at Limetree Bay." Bryan said.
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Recordings Reveal What Happened On First Juneteenth – The Wilmington Journal
Laura Smalley’s voice crackles and comes to life. It is 1941, and she is talking in her native Hempstead, Texas, to a University of Texas professor, John Henry Faulk, about being enslaved, how she became [...]
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Water Authority Undergoing Power Outages at Various Stations | The Bajan Reporter
The Barbados Water Authority wishes to advise Bajans as of today, Saturday 19th June, due to a widespread Barbados Light and Power electricity outage, several of its pumping stations in the West and Central parts of the island have gone offline. BWA's teams are in the field assessing the situation
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Juneteenth And America’s Unfulfilled Promise Of ‘Absolute Equality’
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The parish of St Andrew was hard hit by the severe weather event that hit Barbados in the wee hours of Thursday morning, with houses either collapsing or losing their roofs. Seventy-four-year-old Sebert Scott of Moes Bottom came close to death when the strong winds from the system that passed over
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