Crystal clear message. Tonight, no one is allowed here, period. The crunch of the grass has it proven the dry year has it ready to fuel fires quickly. Crews trimmed the tall grass last month and theyre shutting down ryder and steel point, set to close at 6 00 tonight, to keep away anyone who wants to set off illegal fireworks. The park rangers have seen a major uptick in the use of illegal fireworks. It made sense for the safety of the community to close them early. Reporter the reaction from parkgoers was mostly supportive, though others balked at the city closing parks instead of opening them. For some people who dont want to go out to the firework Events Center at different areas, who want to chill out and sit up here and view the fireworks from a different vantage point. Reporter you think they should be able to come out here tonight . Absolutely. Its a tradeoff, maybe you dont get to see the fireworks from an elevated perspective, but if it saves a fire and potentially hurting peo
Media Diversity Australia (MDA) held its inaugural industry roundtable in Sydney on the 14th of July, bringing together Australia’s media leadership and the Federal communications minister to commit to a path to industry-wide improvement around diversity, equity and inclusion.