If you forgot, Father’s Day is on Sunday, 18 June. We’ve got some budget-friendly experiential gift ideas they might appreciate. Disclaimer: if your dad asked for slippers and a gown, it probably makes sense that you get specifically requested items. But, if your dad has all the regular father’s day gifts like slippers, a gown, … [Read more…]
Even at her own retirement party, Ann Bax knew “there’s more work to do.” The United Way of Central Missouri held the event for its departing president Monday evening at the Missouri Farm Bureau Center, 701 S Country Drive. Guests included representatives from United Way’s agency partners, the organization’s business supporters, volunteers, and Bax’s family … [Read more…]
Barber, who was elected a Royal Academician last year, has painted the Large Weston Room a zippy arsenic green and chosen ‘construction and making’ as the theme in his selection of exhibits. Photography: AJ As such, this is less of a static best-in-show display of perfect models, completed schemes and look-at-me presentation drawings, and more … [Read more…]
Published on 13 June 2023 The Grafton First Nations Story Trail takes listeners on a journey back through time to capture life growing up in Grafton through the lens of four local Aboriginal women. On this trail, Aunties Jo Randall, Geraldine Lewis, Maxine Hegedus and Gloria Strachan share, through audio recordings of stories, conversations and … [Read more…]
Good morning and welcome to Dublin Live’s traffic blog for Tuesday, 13 June. Irish Rail has confirmed that its 7:07 M3 Parkway / Docklands service is experiencing an “operational issue” which means it is operating 15 minutes behind schedule this morning. Dubliners are being warned that St. Georges’ Avenue (Clonliffe Road to Fitzroy Ave) in … [Read more…]
By Eleanor Wilson Bunyip priest Ken Parker has dedicated over 50 years to the Anglican Church, travelling across Victoria to spread the Christian message and enhance the communities he serviced. Yet he said it came as a surprise to find out he was a recipient of the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM). “When … [Read more…]
Tuesday 13 June 2023 6:00 am The UK is in the grip of “endemic” risk aversion when it comes to investment, a pensions chief executive has warned yesterday. Tracy Blackwell, chief executive of Pensions Insurance Corporation, said the country needed to embrace the risk of the markets and look to divert capital into more productive … [Read more…]
In this guest post, Russell Bricknell, CEO of Perth aged care provider Juniper and Louise Forster, CEO of Advocare support services shares their views ahead of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15. Elder abuse is a pressing issue that demands our attention. It knows no boundaries and its consequences are far-reaching and detrimental … [Read more…]
The attractions of this mid-terrace two-bed house 31 Kingsland Parade include its Victorian redbrick charm and a fashionable Portobello address. “The location — close to the Grand Canal in the heart of the fashionable Portobello district — is a huge draw. It’s within walking distance of St Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street while Camden Street … [Read more…]
BREAKFAST/BRUNCH: St. Mary`s Ukrainian Church, 293 St. Georges Ave. E., will host an all you can eat breakfast/brunch on Sunday, June 18 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p,m. The menu includes scrambled eggs, French toast, baked beans, roasted potatoes, ham, sausage, fruit cocktail. apple/orange Juice, tea/coffee. Adults $12; Children six to 12, $6; children under … [Read more…]