Friendly Societies Park is now a friendlier, more accessible place for more football players and umpires, with a renovation of the Raynor Pavilion complete. The upgrade involved a retrofit of the home and away changerooms to provide female friendly, accessible space for players and umpires. This also saw the creation of a female umpires’ changeroom … [Read more…]
By Thomas Miles Date posted: June 20, 2023 For the second straight Supercars round Grove Racing have failed to deliver on what was a promising start to the season. After being the highest ranked Mustang team in third after Wanneroo, just two rounds later the Grove squad sits 10th after a major drop in form. The … [Read more…]
A support program offering housing, drug, mental health and other support services to high-risk criminals has failed to reduce reoffending, with those taking part more likely to end up back in jail. Local Coordinated Multiagency offender management was launched in 2017 to increase access to various services with the aim of disrupting cycles of crime … [Read more…]
MPs have voted to approve the Privileges Committee report into Boris Johnson ’s conduct. The result was announced in the chamber as 354 to seven, majority 347. The initial division list released by the Commons authorities contained 352 names in the ayes and six for the noes. It may be updated further by parliamentary officials … [Read more…]
Early Notice and Public Review of a Proposed Activity in a 100-Year Floodplain To: All interested Agencies, Groups and Individuals This is to give notice that the City of Albany has determined that the following proposed action under The Table of Southwest Georgia and Grant Number: B-22-CP-GA-0272 is located in the 100-year floodplain, and the … [Read more…]
The best days are behind Great Again and he’s close to retirement; however, trainer Jayden Lyall says the 10-year-old still maintains an appetite and zest for racing. Lyall plans on ending Great Again’s career after his forthcoming campaign, but believes the gelding has one more big win left in him before he bows out of … [Read more…]
A type of green-black gemstone proponents claim can help “detoxify” the body and alleviate diabetes has been urgently recalled after it was found to possibly contain asbestos. The rough serpentine gemstone sold at new-age stores in NSW, Victoria, and online was recalled by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission on Monday. The watchdog revealed the … [Read more…]
Despite a wet first half of the year, Tauranga City Council says the foundation and groundworks for their future office block at 90 Devonport Road are”progressing well”. “Passerby’s may notice a crane going up in the next few weeks in preparation for the first delivery of structural timber to arrive on site. “There are also … [Read more…]
NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WCMH) – The city of New Albany hosted its first-ever Juneteenth Celebration on Monday, a chance for the community to celebrate while also learning about the history behind the holiday. The celebration started with an IDEA, which stands for Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity, and Action, leading to a panel the city started, which … [Read more…]
Dozens of rugby league players took to the field on the NSW south coast in an emotional tribute to one of their own “taken too soon” following a freak medical incident. The Shellharbour Stingrays stepped out onto Di Gorman Oval in Albion Park on Saturday to honour 13-year-old Gervis Wililo, who died on Friday evening. … [Read more…]