2 June 2023 Agriculture Victoria’s Horsham SmartFarm is currently hosting a third set of Indian researchers as part of a long-running higher education agri-science exchange program. Drs Arun Kumar Attkan, Ganesh Upadhyay and Rajesh Kumar Arya from the Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University (CCSHAU) in Hisar, north-western India, are currently here collaborating … [Read more…]
A ground-breaking new report has named five areas in Sussex as potential locations for a network of underground plants that could heat homes through natural energy. Scientific analysis by Durham University has identified Wealden, Mid Sussex, Horsham, Chichester and Rother among 45 local authority areas across Britain that could host a plant. Deep geothermal energy … [Read more…]
An activist who allegedly forced 2500 Woodside Energy staff members to be evacuated from the company’s Perth headquarters has been placed under house arrest. Disrupt Burrup Hub campaigner Kristen Morrissey was released on bail on Friday after appearing in Perth Magistrates Court charged with one count of act creating false apprehension as the existence of threats … [Read more…]
Johnny Stanford is preparing to open Tern on Worthing Pier this summer (Image: Johnny Stanford) A chef preparing to open his first restaurant has said customers can expect a more relaxed approach to fine dining. Johnny Stanford will open Tern on the first floor of Worthing Pier’s southern pavilion, which is home to restaurant Perch on … [Read more…]
Horsham, PA, June 02, 2023 –(PR.com)– Adoptions From The Heart (AFTH) is proud to announce its annual family picnic to celebrate and honor its adoptive families. Join AFTH staff and families (both domestic and international) for a special afternoon to connect with your community. AFTH will provide food, drinks, arts & crafts, entertainment, and other activities. … [Read more…]
Disrupt Burrup Hub campaigner Kristen Morrissey was released on bail on Friday after appearing in Perth Magistrates Court charged with one count of act creating false apprehension as the existence of threats or danger. The 49-year-old is accused of releasing a non-toxic stench gas called ethyl mercaptan in the lobby area of the oil and gas … [Read more…]
“I’m exhausted”, declared West Australian Premier Mark McGowan when announcing his resignation at a press conference on 29 May. So too are the state’s 40,000 nurses, who, under McGowan’s government, have confronted daily staff shortages, declining real wages and attacks on their union. McGowan follows in the footsteps of a long line of WA premiers … [Read more…]
Summer is the time to get out and explore and with so many gorgeous locations in Wales, you won’t need to go far from home for a stunning holiday. As well as beautiful coastlines, rolling countryside and rugged mountains to visit in Wales, there are plenty of great holiday cottages you can stay in. These … [Read more…]
“I can assure the people of West Norfolk that this administration will represent all of you.” Those are the words of new borough council leader Terry Parish, whose Independent group has partnered with the Greens and Liberal Democrats to form our first non-Conservative administration in 20 years. Since being elected at full council a fortnight … [Read more…]
A couple in Sussex who kept getting Clean Air Zone fines due to a number plate mix-up have been given three more penalty charges, more than three months after Bristol City Council promised it would stop. Bristol’s CAZ camera system is unable to tell the difference between Andrew and Fiona Robison’s non-compliant car and a … [Read more…]