BRADEN FASTIER/Stuff Miranda Warner from Nelson Restorative Justice has produced and acted in theatre production All of Us. A play exploring the restorative justice process will help shine a light on an often misunderstood part of our justice system, says producer and actor Miranda Warner. All of Us follows the journey of a family after … [Read more…]
Australia has been making some incredible content over the past few years, with many shows gaining a global audience. Five Bedrooms is one of those hits, with the highly anticipated fourth season being released on Paramount+ on Sunday May 14. The quirky TV drama-comedy’s premise revolves around a group of five single characters, Liz Wendell … [Read more…]
Enterprise celebrates after winning the 2A girls softball finals at Spanish Fork Sports Park in Spanish Fork on May 13, 2023. | Ryan Sun, Deseret News Enterprise is in the middle of a dynastic run in 2A, and junior pitcher Blakely Christiansen has been a part of it from the beginning. Christiansen pitched just a … [Read more…]
McKINNEY, Texas (AP) — Scottie Scheffler is looking up on the leaderboard at the AT&T Byron Nelson at a couple of contemporaries without nearly the resume the Dallas resident has built over the past 15 months. In fact, Austin Eckroat and China’s Marty Dou are seeking a first PGA Tour victory. The Oklahoma-raised Eckroat shot … [Read more…]
The looming US debt crisis cast a shadow over the meeting of G7 finance leaders in Japan. (AP PHOTO) Finance leaders from the Group of Seven nations have warned of heightening global economic uncertainty, as they wrapped up a three-day meeting overshadowed by a US debt ceiling stalemate and fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. … [Read more…]
Thailand has about 52 million eligible voters, including 3.3 million aged 18 to 22. (AP PHOTO) On the back of open-top trucks and cars, candidates of Thailand’s political parties have driven through Bangkok as a months-long campaign that could usher in a new government for the first time in almost a decade draws to a … [Read more…]
When Sarah King watched the flood waters inundating her home in northern NSW, she summoned the spirit of her ancestors sold into slavery to steel herself. The actor and radio presenter fled the civil war in Sierra Leone in 1997 for neighbouring Guinea, before coming to Australia 15 years ago. The floods in the Northern … [Read more…]
US space agency NASA has successfully launched a super pressure scientific balloon from New Zealand, completing a 15-year goal. The football-stadium-sized, heavy-lift super pressure balloon lifted off from Wanaka Airport, in the country’s South Island, on Saturday on a mission aimed for 100 days or more of flight in the earth’s upper atmosphere, NASA said … [Read more…]
A US company could be heading for a legal battle with car safety regulators after refusing a request that millions of potentially dangerous air bag inflators be recalled. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NGTSA) is demanding that ARC Automotive recall 67 million inflators in the US because they could explode and hurl shrapnel. At … [Read more…]
VACCINATIONS: UFS Chemist pharmacist Dale Salmon gives his wife Sarah Salmon her influenza vaccination. Charlotte Varcoe AS the winter weather comes into play, pharmacists from around Mount Gambier/Berrin are reminding the public to remain up to date with their flu vaccinations. Vaccinations against the influenza are available to all leading into the colder months with … [Read more…]