The opposition says the introduction of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act has been “shambolic”, leading to uncertainty and anxiety in the community. Liberal planning spokesman Neil Thomson called on the state Labor government to delay the rollout of the laws for at least six months. “People are worried about their future and fear being bound up in red … [Read more…]
Australia and England were both penalised for slow over-rates in the hard-fought first Ashes Test. -AP Australia’s bug bear – slow over-rates – has come back to bite them after been slugged with a two-point World Test Championship penalty following the thrilling first Ashes Test win. ICC officials deemed both Australia and England were guilty … [Read more…]
William Morrissey, 42, pleaded guilty in Shepparton Magistrates’ Court to driving while disqualified. Prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Brent O’Grady told the court police spotted Morrissey driving on Benalla Rd in Shepparton on November 24 last year. His vehicle registration flagged on the police automatic number plate recognition device as having an unlicensed driver, with it … [Read more…]
Coriander cultivation gains popularity in Rangamati RANGAMATI, June 21, 2023 (BSS) – The cultivation of coriander, locally known as ‘Bilati Dhonia’, is gaining popularity among farmers in Kaptai upazila of the district as it has become profitable because of low production cost and easy farming methods. Deputy Assistant Agricultural Officer of Kaptai upazila Bappa Mallik … [Read more…]
A statement from the US Coast Guard did not elaborate on what rescuers believed the noises could be, though it offered a glimmer of hope for those lost abroad the Titan as estimates suggest as little as a day’s worth of oxygen could be left if the vessel is still functioning. Meanwhile, questions remain about … [Read more…]
Cam Waters. Pic: Matthew Paul Photography CAM Waters was the talk of the Supercars paddock at Hidden Valley for more than his Saturday victory hopes going up in flames. The two-time championship runner-up is the key domino yet to definitively fall into place in the fast-approaching silly season. Three top teams have already declared their … [Read more…]
Madda suuraa, Wallee Anatu/Screenshot Sa’aatii 7 dura Walleewwan baaqqee kilippiidhaan dabaalee hojjechuun kan beekamu weellisaa Guutuu Abarraa, tibbanas wallee mata dureensaa ‘Anatu’ jedhu hojjeteera. Namoonni akka jaallatan karaa miidiyaa hawaasummaa ibsaa jiru. Weellisaa Guutuun BBC waliin turtii taasiseen, walleen haaraa kun falaasama jiruu fi jireenyaa akkasumas duudhaa uummata baadiyyaa fi magaalaa walitti hidhu kan ibsuudha … [Read more…]
Danni Wyatt is set for her England Test debut after making 245 one-day appearances. -EPA Lauren Filer will make her England debut in the one-off Test that marks the start of the multi-format Women’s Ashes after being preferred to fellow seamer Issy Wong. England have announced their XI, 24 hours out from the start of … [Read more…]
Share the post “Heritage centre celebrates 100,000 visitors” On June 3, the Wagga Aviation Heritage Centre (WAGAHC) received its 100,000th visitor since its reopening in 2010. Fourth-year medical student Erika Mendes, from the University of Notre Dame in Sydney, visited the WAGAHC accompanied by two fellow medical students. “I have passed the base many a … [Read more…]
Clare Nowland was tasered during a confrontation with police while walking with a frame and holding a steak knife at the Yallambee Lodge in Cooma on May 17. The mother of eight, who had dementia, died a week later in hospital. A 71-word press release approved by Police Commissioner Karen Webb was issued 12 hours … [Read more…]