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Ward 6 candidate profile: Mariam Hamou seeks to hold seat as London s first Muslim woman councillor | News

Mariam Hamou is seeking re-election to London city council this month. Hamou is the first Muslim woman to sit as a city councillor in London.

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Toast Electric, NZ s first not-for-profit power company, to launch this month

Toast Electric will use profits from "regular" customers to subsidise the electricity bills of those who struggle to pay.

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Final $120M of London s transit funding goes to new LTC headquarters

Final $120M of London s transit funding goes to new LTC headquarters
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Final $120M of London s transit funding goes to new LTC headquarters

Final $120M of London s transit funding goes to new LTC headquarters
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Charities inundated with people struggling to pay power bills

Just over a month since the government scrapped low-use power plans, charities say they're being inundated with people struggling to power their electricity bills. The change means 60 percent of households will pay double for the fixed line component of their energy bill - costing an extra $110 a year. But as Louise Ternouth reports, the long term cost is being described as 'catastrophic'.

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