Directed by Gareth Edwards (“Rogue One,” “Godzilla”), the film stars John David Washington (“Tenet”), Gemma Chan (“Eternals”), Ken Watanabe (“Inception”), Sturgill Simpson (“Dog”), newcomer Madeleine Yuna Voyles and Academy Award® winner Allison Janney (“I, Tonya”). Amidst a future war between the human race and the forces of artificial intelligence, Joshua (Washington), a hardened ex-special forces … [Read more…]
Demand for hydrogen globally is low, costs are high, and there remain regulatory challenges to overcome for the nascent but much-hyped industry to succeed. Fortescue Metals Chairman Andrew Forrest says Australia could be a “really big winner” when it comes to investing in green hydrogen, following the government’s announcement of a $2 billion Hydrogen Headstart … [Read more…]
THIS week’s property review includes this wrap-up of interesting recent listings across the country, and a separate article of recently relisted properties of note. $65m for institutional grade asset in Victoria’s Western District Scale and high rainfall in southern NSW tipped to make $50m Coventry family lists two signature northern NSW holdings Three NSW western … [Read more…]
Demand for hydrogen globally is low, costs are high, and there remain regulatory challenges to overcome for the nascent but much-hyped industry to succeed. Fortescue Metals Chairman Andrew Forrest says Australia could be a “really big winner” when it comes to investing in green hydrogen, following the government’s announcement of a $2 billion Hydrogen Headstart … [Read more…]
More than 1500 students from 17 schools across South Australia will celebrate the opening of DreamBIG Children’s Festival today, in an opening spectacular at Adelaide Festival Centre’s Festival Theatre. As part of The Mighty Choir of Small Voices, students will sing My Island Home and be led in a mass dance event by youth dance … [Read more…]
The report also accuses Dutta of using the media to criticise the government. It further states: ‘He appears to be involved in agitating local farmers against industrialist and industrial policy of Government’. But office bearers of the collective, Gujarat Kheti Vikas Seva Trust, say that Dutta has never visited the project site in Kutch or … [Read more…]
Twenty people have died on the region’s roads since New Year’s Eve. Cobram SES deputy controller Luke Herezo said his unit had attended seven road crash rescues in six weeks, with six people killed. It is a harrowing statistic when you consider Cobram SES has attended more crashes in that time than it usually does … [Read more…]
Rex Airlines will axe its Adelaide to Whyalla service after a stoush with the local council over charges for security screening. The airline says its services will stop at the end of June following the council’s decision to pass on the cost of security checks to all airlines using the Whyalla Airport, describing the move … [Read more…]
If the wind had been calmer, we would have experienced perfect conditions to fish, especially at Dartmouth — chilly mornings and just a ripple on the surface, perfect to fish for trout. Trolling a Ford Fender with either bait, worms or mudeye trailing behind, or a lure, Tassie devil-style or a hard-body minnow style, is … [Read more…]
We need to fight to preserve our Catholic institutions, even if we are sometimes disappointed in how they are run and how the management behave.. Photo: CNS, Martin Villar, Reuters “We need to do another Goulburn school strike. If we shut the schools like they did back then, the government would have to listen to … [Read more…]