The famous Alston Koch has had double success coming his way; first as a singer – remember his international hit ‘Disco Lady?’ – and, then the spotlight was focused on his acting capabilities, in the movie ‘According To Matthew,’ where Alston played the role of Fr. Matthew.
His son, however, seems to be going in the opposite direction – first gaining success as an actor, and now folks are talking about his singing, which some describe as awesome!
Frederick-James Koch made the headlines when he got the opportunity to play the role of an investigative journalist in the movie ‘Nightwalk,’ featuring some of the big names in the movie world – Mickey Rouke, Eric Roberts and Sean Stone.
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Oliver Hartwich: NZ s labour markets have worked well, why overthrow them?
11 May, 2021 05:35 AM
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Workplace Relations Minister Michael Wood. Photo / Mark Mitchell
NZ Herald
OPINION:
The Prime Minister is delivering on her main promise. Before the 2017 election, Jacinda Ardern promised to lead a transformational government. But only now are we seeing what she meant. Ironically, the man whose support made Ardern Prime Minister in the first place later undermined all her reform ambitions.
Winston Peters prevented a capital gains tax, stopped hate speech legislation, and killed off the Auckland light rail project. These are just three examples of New Zealand First s handbrake on Ardern s former coalition government. You may even miss Winston for that.
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Farmers’ protests: WFTU asks ILO to take action against India
February 06, 2021
Farmers raise slogans during their ongoing protest against the new farm laws, at the Ghazipur border in New Delhi (File photo) - PTI
Farmers raise slogans during their ongoing protest against the new farm laws, at the Ghazipur border in New Delhi (File photo) - PTI×
Instead of ensuring effective consultations, the Indian government is treating the farmers like enemies, a letter from the WFTU has said. The World Federation of Trade Unions, an umbrella organisation of various trade unions across the world, has written to International Labour Organisation (ILO) seeking its intervention in the farmers’ protest.