The New South Wales chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects announced the winners of the NSW Architecture Awards on Friday 23 June. Australian Institute of Architects NSW Chapter President Adam Haddow said the winning projects were at the pinnacle of Australian design. “I am incredibly proud of the cultural, economic, and societal contribution architects … [Read more…]
Carrix, a leading marine terminal operator in the U.S. and the Americas, has agreed to purchase Ceres Terminals (“Ceres”) from Macquarie Infrastructure Partners III, a fund managed by Macquarie Asset Management. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed, according to the company’s release. Ceres was established over 60 years ago and now operates … [Read more…]
Dempsey admitted last year that his father was not too impressed with his decision to switch allegiances ahead of his debut for Gregor Townsend’s side in the autumn internationals. The 29-year-old qualified for Scotland through his maternal grandfather, who hailed from Glasgow, and he joined the city’s Warriors in 2021 before extending his contract this … [Read more…]
Next week the Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre celebrates its 60th birthday and everyone is invited to join the party. Festivities will start with the Silver Circle Singalong on Wednesday 28 June 11am, and will feature local entertainers and musicians, Meredith Adams, Peter J Casey, and Jamie Way. The following night on Thursday 29 June, the … [Read more…]
Sutherland brought up her maiden Test ton just before lunch on day two of the Ashes Test, with Australia 8-439 and firmly in control of the match. One of the sport’s rising stars in recent years, Sutherland has enjoyed her finest hour at Trent Bridge after going to lunch 116 not out. After helping Australia stabalise … [Read more…]
A heartfelt collection of convict tokens is now on display at Wagga Wagga City Library until Wednesday 26 July, the first stop on a national tour. The National Museum of Australia has 315 convict tokens, the largest collection of its type in the world. A small portion of them, 40 in total, are now on … [Read more…]
Michael Anthony Woodhall appeared in the Perth Magistrates Court on Friday charged with 34 offences, including sexually assaulting four women. Western Australian police used DNA samples coupled with the genealogy technique to identify more than 3500 people. “We were confident that in those … was our offender,” Detective Acting Superintendent Darryl Cox told reporters. Detectives worked for two … [Read more…]
Chris Howie states the case for better treatment of the Merino ewe at the Bendigo conference. LIVESTOCK producers must not sell their carbon credits, but appreciate their importance as a future market access tool, RMA Network Chris Howie told a packed 2023 BestWool BestLamb conference crowd in Bendigo this week. “Do not sell your carbon … [Read more…]
Pujara has been dropped from India’s Test squad for their two-Test series against West Indies, with Ajinkya Rahane to take over as vice-captain. The 35-year-old’s axing comes after a run of low scores against Australia, who he has averaged 25.85 against in five Tests in 2023. Pujara passed 50 once in six innings in the … [Read more…]
Candice Robinson, an agronomist from Sefton Agronomics in Barooga, can confirm it. After all, Candice spent eight years living in the heart of the state in a town with the most Canadian name of all time, Moose Jaw. “It’s so flat. There are no fences. Just crops as far as you can see,” she said. … [Read more…]