Posted on 16 May, 2023 Mulled wine, spiced pumpkin lattes, and gourmet hot chocolates—this autumn/winter we’re going bojuee with our beverages. Because we all know the only way to beat the Canberra cold is to grab yourself something decadent and warm to help you get through the day. Here are five Canberra venues that are … [Read more…]
By RAY WILDE Sports correspondent [email protected] MCVEYTOWN — Last year, McVeytown’s Elliott Yetter threw a 5-0 shutout against Reedsville in the middle of the 2022 Mifflin County Babe Ruth pennant race. It was a big game in the fight for the top spot. Guess what? Yetter did it again. This time to Strodes Mills. Strodes … [Read more…]
The Sydney Roosters will proudly wear specially designed boots this Friday in the NRL’s Indigenous Round, as the Club joins forces with the Cultural Choice Association for the Boots for Brighter Futures initiative. Indigenous students from Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College and Belmont High School designed a total of 24 pairs of boots that will be … [Read more…]
Goldfields and Esperance artists will be showcasing their artworks at the Open Borders exhibition at John Curtin Gallery from August 12 until October 8. The upcoming exhibition is the culmination of the three-year Mycelium project which was sparked in the closed borders of the COVID-19 pandemic. The project presented the work of more than 160 … [Read more…]
MST Access analysis has highlighted gains in Rare Foods Australia’s core business and its growth potential to give the company a conservative but substantial Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) valuation of 13c – a 68.8% upside on the current share price of 7.7c. The research house’s base-case 12-month forward DCF valuation is actually $0.33 – a … [Read more…]
Registrations are open for this year’s Central West NSW Heavy Vehicle Breakfast Forum, which will be held at the Forbes Inn on Thursday 8 June. Local farmers, contract harvesters, couriers, truck drivers and transport company operators are invited to attend. Parkes, Forbes and Lachlan Shire Councils’ Road Safety and Injury Prevention Officer, Melanie Suitor, who … [Read more…]
Just when 15-year-old Cat Parkes Pérez had finally settled into life in The Lodge, a new conspiracy sends her on a desperate search for the truth. ABC’s critically acclaimed political comedy-drama for tweens The PM’s Daughter is back for a compelling second series, premiering on Monday 12 June with all episodes available to stream on ABC iview. … [Read more…]
Mining in Australia is a relative no-brainer as the country is globally recognized as a leading producer of a wide range of minerals, including bauxite, iron ore, lithium, gold, lead, diamond, rare earth elements, uranium, zinc, and more. With over 350 operating mines, Australia extracts 19 useful minerals in significant amounts. The country’s rich and … [Read more…]
Between 2021 and 2022, Gatineau firefighters were called 50 times to the sorting center, located at 33 rue Dumouchel, in an industrial sector. More than thirty firefighters were mobilized on Sunday to try to put out a major blaze at the Center de tri Forget, a former sorting center in Gatineau. The fire was finally … [Read more…]
CHAMBERSBURG — The Mid-Penn Conference takes in portions of the PIAA’s District 6 and District 3. It is equivalent to other major conferences in Pennsylvania like the WPIAL in Pittsburgh (District 7) and the Philadelphia Catholic League (District 12). Despite State College and Altoona, powerhouse teams from District 6. just sending limited squads, the competition … [Read more…]