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Chinese tourist left clinging to 100m-high glass bridge

Chinese tourist left clinging to 100m-high glass bridge By Helen Davidson / The Guardian, TAIPEI A man was left stranded on a glass-bottomed suspension bridge in northeastern China after sudden gale-force winds shattered the transparent panels around him. The man was on the 100m-high bridge at Piyan Mountain in Longjing city, when it was hit by sudden strong weather, the local tourism department said. TRAPPED Gusts of up to 150kph blew out several glass panels, trapping the tourist until he could be rescued by firefighters, police, and forestry and tourism personnel more than half an hour later. Photographs shared on social media showed the man clinging to the side of the bridge, surrounded by gaping holes where the glass panels used to be.

Two-way brain drain anticipated when borders open to Australia

“These are candidates who we have spoken to about opportunities, who have said ‘not now’ as they are considering Australia,’’ HainesAttract executive director Hamish Price said. This was not good news for New Zealand s ongoing skills shortages in areas like construction, which were mirrored in Australia, Price said. If history can tell us anything, it’s that while we get a few Aussies coming this way, the number is dwarfed hugely by the numbers flying out of New Zealand, he said. VIRGINIA WOOLF/STUFF Nelson marine engineering company Aimex is pleased a ship it hoped to work work on will be able to berth in Nelson despite Covid-19 rules. Video first published in June 2020.

Stand tall, but be careful, Jimmy Lai tells HK staff

Stand tall, but be careful, Jimmy Lai tells HK staff By Helen Davidson / The Guardian, TAIPEI Hong Kong media mogul and democracy advocate Jimmy Lai (黎智英) has told his staff to “stand tall” in a letter from prison, days before being sentenced in two of several cases against him. Separately yesterday, fellow democracy advocate Joshua Wong (黃之鋒) was sentenced to a further four months in jail, concluding another of a growing number of trials in a sweeping crackdown. Lai, the 72-year-old founder of Hong Kong newspaper the Apple Daily, is in jail on remand after prosecutors successfully appealed against a court decision to grant him bail on national security charges.

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Stand tall, but be careful, Jimmy Lai tells HK staff - 焦點

根據「電腦網路內容分級處理辦法」修正條文第六條第三款規定,已於網站首頁或各該限制級網頁,依台灣網站分級推廣基金會規定作標示。 台灣網站分級推廣基金會(TICRF)網站:http://www.ticrf.org.tw 《TAIPEI TIMES》 Stand tall, but be careful, Jimmy Lai tells HK staff Media mogul Jimmy Lai, left, leaves the Court of Final Appeal in Hong Kong on Feb. 9. Photo: Reuters 2021/04/14 03:00 By Helen Davidson / The Guardian, TAIPEI Hong Kong media mogul and democracy advocate Jimmy Lai (黎智英) has told his staff to “stand tall” in a letter from prison, days before being sentenced in two of several cases against him. Separately yesterda

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