Latest Stage Of Waipawa Gravel Extraction Underway
Council contractors started work downstream from the Waipawa Bridge on the Waipawa River this week, with more extraction to start upstream later this month.
Council contractors started work downstream from the Waipawa Bridge on the Waipawa River this week, with more extraction to start upstream later this month.
Julia Busuttil Nishimura tops the weekend brunch favourite with velvety choc-nut spread and fresh fruit.
Private equity-backed Stanley Lifestyles, the fourth-largest player in India's home furniture market, is set to launch a ₹537 crore IPO. The company's revenues have more than doubled, and net profit has grown significantly in recent years.
Seoul says South Korean soldiers fired warning shots after North Korean troops crossed border in 3rd crossing in June.
Check out FOX's special retro broadcast at Rickwood Field where the viewers were transported back in time to watch the San Francisco Giants take on the the St. Louis Cardinals.
Seoul says South Korean soldiers fired warning shots after North Korean troops crossed border in 3rd crossing in June.
Jonquel Jones— healthy entering Year 2 with the superteam after navigating a stress fracture to start 2023 — was “in her bag, so to speak,” and she could sense that optimism oozing through calls with Diane Richardson.
The driver was on his knees and at times hunched over in grief on a Brooklyn street at the scene of the accident.
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A federal appeals court panel on Thursday rejected longtime Donald Trump ally Steve Bannon's bid to stay out of prison while he fights his conviction for defying a subpoena from the House committee that investigated the U.S. Capitol attack.
Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson was wrong to advise election officials to presume the validity of absentee-ballot signatures, a Michigan judge has ruled.
A federal appeals court panel has rejected longtime Donald Trump ally Steve Bannon’s bid to stay out of prison while he fights his conviction for defying a subpoena from the House committee that investigated the U.S. Capitol attack. Bannon is supposed to report to prison by July 1 to begin serving his four-month sentence for contempt of Congress. U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols earlier this month granted prosecutors’ request to send Bannon to prison after a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of... Читать дальше...
Rohit Sharma scored only 8 runs off 13 balls in India's Super Eight clash against Afghanistan on Thursday. He lost his wicket to a left-arm pacer once again.
Former Adelaide Crows AFL star Stephen Rowe left his fellow radio commentator shocked when he launched into an astonishing tirade during a discussion about new mobile phone cameras.
Paris (AFP) June 19, 2024
A Senate investigating committee called Wednesday for France to stop importing Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) and push for the fuel to face EU sanctions.
The committee's report also urged the state obtain special rights over French energy giant TotalEnergies' strategic decisions and major changes in shareholders.
The probe was launched in December at the instigation of greens lawma
Toronto, Canada (AFP) June 19, 2024
As travellers rush to book their summer getaways, Booking.com's internet safety boss says watch out for supercharged AI scams.
Marnie Wilking, Chief Information Security Officer at the Netherlands-based travel giant, said generative AI had sparked an explosion in online phishing scams, and that the hospitality industry, long spared, had also become a target.
"Over the course of the last
Paris (AFP) June 20, 2024
Sales of new electric cars crucial in the fight against climate change fell in Europe in May, car manufacturers announced Thursday, while the number of hybrid vehicles rose.
While the European Union plans to ban the sale of combustion-powered cars by 2035, electric car sales have been sluggish since the end of 2023, mainly due to a lack of affordable models.
Battery electric vehicles (EV
Brazzaville (AFP) June 20, 2024
An oil exploration permit held by a Chinese company in Congo-Brazzaville could threaten the ecosystem of one of the country's national parks and should be scrapped, a US environmental group said on Thursday.
Congo Brazzaville awarded the oil exploration permit to China Oil Natural Gas Overseas Holding United at the start of the year, which according to Earth Insight overlaps with just over a
London (AFP) June 20, 2024
The UK Supreme Court ruled on Thursday against the development of a new oil well site in southern England, in a verdict campaigners said could affect future fossil fuel projects.
Sarah Finch challenged a decision to allow the expansion at Horse Hill near London Gatwick Airport in 2019, arguing that indirect emissions had not been taken into account.
"I am absolutely over the moon," she
Rome (AFP) June 20, 2024
Italy adopted measures Thursday aimed at ramping up domestic sourcing and processing of critical raw materials, as part of an EU strategy to compete with China on green technologies.
The cabinet passed a decree simplifying procedures for mining permits, as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government seeks to tap into essential minerals from lithium to cobalt.
The extraction, processing an
Milan (AFP) June 20, 2024
Italy's competition watchdog on Thursday fined car firm DR Automobiles six million euros ($6.4 million) for covering up the Chinese origin of its vehicles.
The far-right government has launched a campaign against companies that seek to portray foreign-produced cars as Made in Italy.
The competition authority said DR Automobiles "indicated in a misleading way Italy instead of China as the
Washington DC (UPI) Jun 19, 2024
A transmission line failure triggered a nationwide power outage in Ecuador that has left about 18 million people and public services without power as of Wednesday afternoon.
"There is no energy service on a national scale," Public Works Minister Roberto Luque posted on X. "We are concentrating all our efforts on resolving the problem as soon as possible."
Luque also is Ecuador's
The New England Patriots have picked their spots at signing free agents this offseason. They spent most of their time re-signing their own players as they reportedly did Thursday by inking a key piece of the offense to a contract extension. ESPN NFL analyst Aaron Schatz believes there’s one possible move on the table for […]