Qantas chief executive officer Alan Joyce has said crime in Alice Springs had caused the number of tourists to drop but seemed to blame to the NT’s tourism industry for not doing enough to lure visitors back, rather the Fyles Government – whose leaders he had hosted at an exclusive cocktail party last week – … [Read more…]
People with mobility issues or travelling with young children now have improved access to Taree Station following the completion of a station upgrade. Transport for NSW Regional Director North Anna Zycki said the completion of the Transport Access Program at Taree Station was a win for the community, especially those with additional mobility requirements, parents and … [Read more…]
Monday, 26 Jun 2023 Northern Rivers Community Gallery (NRCG) presents four diverse exhibitions this July from local and interstate artists. The exhibitions include a photographic journey through Afghanistan, explorations upon the essence of landscape, traditional textile art and cultural practices of Iran and a collection of artworks celebrating the 12th Annual Grace Cruice Memorial Exhibition. … [Read more…]
Below is my column in the Messenger on the curious role of Hunter Biden as the “designated defendant” of the Biden family. Throughout the years of influence peddling and millions in transfers to various Biden associates and family members, Hunter remained the frontman. He is now expected to face accountability for these dealings. He even … [Read more…]
Below is my column in the Messenger on the curious role of Hunter Biden as the “designated defendant” of the Biden family. Throughout the years of influence peddling and millions in transfers to various Biden associates and family members, Hunter remained the frontman. He is now expected to face accountability for these dealings. He even … [Read more…]
Date: 26.06.2023 The road improvements will allow the isolated communities it served to have better access to freight all-year round. Tanami road in Western Australia is unsealed, leaving it vulnerable to corrugation in dry months and flooding in wet months. … [Read more…]
The Legacy Torch burned brightly in Lismore last week, a reminder of a promise made by diggers during World War I to always look after the families of the fallen. In the trenches of the Western Front, a soldier said to his dying mate “I’ll look after the missus and kids” – this became known … [Read more…]
From biking through redwoods to sledding down sand dunes, there’s tons to do on the Mendocino Coast besides visit vineyards A trail leads to this beautiful hike along the bluffs from Elk Cove Inn — Photo courtesy of Melissa Curtin Northern California’s Mendocino Coast might be known for its wine, but there’s so much more … [Read more…]
Author Hannah McElhinney surveys thousands of years of queer heritage in her new book, Rainbow History Class. But the years she keeps returning to are the ones she spent in high school, studying a past that didn’t seem to contain anyone like her. Or any LGBTQI+ people at all. “It’s like a gift to your … [Read more…]
Family Day at the Broome Turf Club last Sunday was not only a great success for mums, dads and kids, but it also produced a great day’s racing. Jockey Simone Altieri scored a winning treble while quicksilver gelding Rogues Point bolted home for his third consecutive victory. Four-year-old Here No Cash won its Maiden race … [Read more…]