Australia’s consumer watchdog will soon start cracking down on products which put children’s safety at risk. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has announced infant sleep products and other goods which affect children’s safety will be among their top priorities in 2023-24. The renewed focus on protecting young Australians was announced by the organisation’s … [Read more…]
It was a meeting of new and old as the 1973 undefeated Chapman Valley team gathered at Mazzuchelli Oval on Saturday to celebrate 50 years since their ultimate triumph. For many, it was a second time around with a good bulk of players celebrating the 50th anniversary of their 1972 premiership just last year Camera … [Read more…]
Ukraine plans to send “several dozen” combat pilots for training to fly US-manufactured F16 fighter jets, Ukrainian air force spokesman Yuriy Ihnat says. “Everything is being done to get it started as early as possible,” Ihnat told Ukrainian national television, adding that the pilots picked for training would have combat experience. “It’s not training – … [Read more…]
Key Insights The considerable ownership by individual investors in Cedar Woods Properties indicates that they collectively have a greater say in management and business strategy 51% of the business is held by the top 11 shareholders 14% of Cedar Woods Properties is held by insiders Every investor in Cedar Woods Properties Limited (ASX:CWP) should be … [Read more…]
As teams came back from the general bye Olympic returned to the winners list as they downed Chapman Athletic to keep in touch with the leading Rovers. With the Rovers on a bye Olympic needed a win against Chapman Athletic to keep in touch and a brace from last year’s top scorer Paul Johnson and … [Read more…]
By Corey Everitt Two women from Warragul have been recognised as recipients of the Medal of the Order of Australia. Mary Howlett OAM was given the medal for her work in Catholic Church and education, as well as work in the wider community. Pamela June Mawson OAM was recognised for her work in women’s organisations, … [Read more…]
Parts of eastern Australia just shivered through their coldest June morning in years as sub-freezing temperatures caused widespread frost across NSW and Qld. A wintry combination of clear skies, light winds and a lingering cold air mass caused temperatures to plummet across eastern Australia on Thursday night into Friday morning. Image: Modelled daily minimum temperature … [Read more…]
A major Sydney road was closed to peak hour traffic after a driver died following a police pursuit in Sydney’s south. The chase began after Highway Patrol attempted to stop a utility vehicle on Alfords Point Rd in Menai shortly after 6am on Friday. NSW Police said the driver allegedly failed to stop and a … [Read more…]
Group One performer Benaud will look to build on his stakes-level performances in Saturday’s Listed W J Mckell Cup (2000m) at Rosehill on Saturday. After recording his maiden win on debut in the country, a lack of progressive middle-distance races early in Benaud’s career meant trainer John O’Shea quickly stepped the gelding up to metropolitan … [Read more…]
Mt Tarcoola Primary School is proof that it’s cool to be sun-safe, becoming the first school in the Mid West to have its own meter monitoring ultraviolet rays from the sun. The device, which shows the current UV reading on a large, easy-to-read display, was recently installed at the school, which the Cancer Council WA … [Read more…]