Demonstrators form âsymbolic ring of protectionâ in attempt to save Chorlton green space from development Some of us have walked on this land for over fifty years
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More than two hundred people joined forces on Saturday to create a âsymbolic ring of protectionâ to demonstrate the value in outdoor spaces.
Author of the article: Andy Bader
Publishing date: Feb 15, 2021 • February 15, 2021 • 4 minute read • Tyler Ryan (right), of RR 1 Dublin, has already raised more than $2,500 - well over his goal of $250 - for the Coldest Night of the Year walk which will be held Feb. 20-28 this year across Perth and Huron counties. Mitchell resident Justine Nater (left) walked with Tyler a year ago in Stratford. SUBMITTED
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A 12-year-old Dublin area boy has no idea why his individual fundraising efforts for youth homelessness has jumped tenfold compared to previous years. He’s just pleased all the money he will raise will help those who need it.
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As Rescue Ops Continue in Uttarakhand, News18 Explains How Long People Can Survive Under Rubble
A rescued worker, who was trapped in a flooded tunnel near Tapovan Dam, rejoices as rescue personnel pull him out of the debris. At least 16 workers were rescued by an ITBP team.
A day after the catastrophe - which saw Nanda Devi glacier burst through its banks at Joshimath, triggering an avalanche and a deluge - multi-agency relief operations continue in Chamoli and adjoining areas of the state.
FOLLOW US ON: We are hopeful, for 72 hours there are chances of survival, said Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat on Monday. A day after the catastrophe - which saw Nanda Devi glacier burst through its banks at Joshimath, triggering an avalanche and a deluge - multi-agency relief operations continue in Chamoli and adjoining areas of the state.
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Woolworths is being criticised for divisive tactics during its push to build a new liquor store in Darwin near dry Indigenous communities.
Aboriginal leaders and community leaders have spent five years campaigning to Stop the Build of the Dan Murphy s superstore.
Indigenous health expert John Paterson, the chief executive at the Northern Territory Medical Service Alliance, said the construction, led by Woolworth’s subsidiary Endeavour Group, has divided the community.
“To me personally, it reminds me of the colonisers of this country,” he told SBS News. It’s wedging Aboriginal groups against each other. This is the game that they’re good at, big corporates, they love it, and we’re calling on them to cease it.
Irene Falvey follows Colin Broderick’s film in which Northern Irish writer Matt Donnelly returns home to Tyrone having not been back for 30 years, to face the ghosts of his past.
A Bend in the River directed by Colin Broderick and starring John Duddy as Matt who journeys back into his past, battling demons he had long since run away from. The film opens with some beautifully lush shots of Irish countryside, green enough to make any expat weep. We get a quick flash of the current life Matt has carved out for himself – a once note-worthy Irish writer living in New York who is no longer able to coast on the success of his book and in desperate need of inspiration. There is a suggestion that he returns to Ireland. The idea comes from Matt’s editor; however, we get the impression that he won’t necessarily be welcomed back gladly into the arms of his native land.