Call to save Carols by the Sea at Brighton-Le-Sands – St George & Sutherland Shire Leader
Call to save Carols by the Sea in Brighton-Le-Sands St George & Sutherland Shire leader
Aaron Paquette: Making transit safer in Edmonton takes a co-ordinated approach
Breadcrumb Trail Links Columnists Passengers at the Health Sciences/Jubilee LRT station on Thursday, April 28, 2022 in Edmonton. Photo by Greg Southam /Postal media Article content Many Edmontians do not feel safe using public transportation and are frustrated by a perceived lack of action from their city. Discomfort and the fear of violence and disorder … Read more
Police look for vehicle tied to hit-and-run crash in southeast Calgary
Article content Calgary police are looking for a vehicle that may be linked to a January collision that seriously injured a woman. Article content The police were called in 52nd Street and 61st Avenue SE for reports of a collision involving a pedestrian and motorist on the morning of January 19. Investigators say a woman … Read more
Wagner Group’s criminal recruits so ‘drugged’ that machine guns ‘don’t knock them down’ | World | News
He stated that their AK-47 rifles became extremely hot from the constant gunfire, and they had to keep changing them. Andriy added: “Our machine gunner almost went crazy, because he shot at them. And he said, ‘I know I shot at him, but he doesn’t fall.’ And after a while, if he might bleed to … Read more
India Among Top 3 Countries For Active Users Growth On Facebook, Says Meta
The company reiterated the risk to its business in India due to the proposed data protection framework. New Delhi: India is among the top three countries contributing to active user growth for Facebook as of December 31, 2022, social media major Meta said in a registration filing. The company reports a 4 percent increase in … Read more
Biden under pressure for police reform after Tyre Nichols funeral | Police News
Lawmakers and civil rights advocates in the United States are calling on President Joe Biden’s administration to do more to promote police reform after the violent arrest of a black motorist in Memphis this month renewed calls to end police brutality in the country. Speaking at the funeral of Tire Nichols, who died after police … Read more
Silent protest as junta extends state of emergency on anniversary of takeover
The announcement, on the anniversary of the military takeover in 2021 by the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, will be seen as an admission of the military’s failure to quell widespread opposition to military rule, including the increasingly challenging armed resistance as well as nonviolent protests and civil disobedience. State media said the … Read more
Jamieson returns to New Zealand squad for England Tests
Kyle Jamieson is back in the New Zealand squad for the two Test series against England later in February. The towering fast bowler returns to the side for the first time since pulling out of the England tour last year due to injury. Jamieson, 28, has been one of New Zealand’s best pace bowlers in … Read more
The best shapes drawn in the sky by planes, as ships also create designs in the ocean
For decades she has been called “queen of the sky” and now it’s official. The last Boeing 747 ever produced followed the shape of a crown in the sky as it made its maiden flight. Cargo carrier Atlas Air took delivery of the jumbo jet on Tuesday. The plane left Boeing’s factory in Everett, Washington, … Read more
Green and black hammer Canberra
CANBERRA United’s A-League Women’s season has sunk to a new low, thrashed 5-0 by Western United at their home ground in a second consecutive embarrassing defeat. A week after a shock 5–0 defeat at previously winless Wellington, Canberra were once again sidelined, scoring a further five goals in the first half as they struggled to … Read more