EXCHANGE. University of the Philippines Visayas Chancellor Dr. Clement Camposano (left) hosts a dialogue with Regional Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict in Region 6 officials at the Miagao, Iloilo campus on Oct. 29, 2021. He said UP welcomes all ideas and communication even if the State University does not agree with all of them. (Photo courtesy of Clement Castigador Camposano Facebook) MANILA - The recent dialogue between the University of the Philippines Visayas (UPV) and the Regional Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict in Region 6 (RTF-ELCAC 6) was an opportunity to exchange ideas and promote freedom of expression. As for those who opposed the talk, a former UP student who joined and eventually turned her back on the New People's Army (NPA) had this to say in response to their negative reactions: What's wrong with the dialogue? "NTF-ELCAC not welcome? So, who's welcome?" asked Alma Gabin, a former NPA cadre and organizer in Eastern V
EXCHANGE. University of the Philippines Visayas Chancellor, Dr. Clement Camposano (left), hosts a dialogue with Regional Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict in Region 6 officials at the Miagao, Iloilo campus on Oct. 29, 2021. He said UP welcomes all ideas and communication even if the State University does not agree with all of them. (Photo courtesy of Clement Castigador Camposano Facebook) MANILA - The recent dialogue between the University of the Philippines Visayas (UPV) and the Regional Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict in Region 6 (RTF-ELCAC 6) was an opportunity to exchange ideas and promote freedom of expression. As for those who opposed the talk, a former UP student who joined and eventually turned her back on the New People's Army (NPA) had this to say in response to their negative reactions: "What's wrong with the dialogue?" "NTF-ELCAC not welcome? So, who's welcome?" asked Alma Gabin, a former NPA cadre and organize
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Subscriber only A TRUCK driver responsible for a fiery crash that claimed the life of a 21-year-old mum has been jailed after pleading guilty to dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death. An Ipswich court on Monday heard Dale Bayre was driving a Kenworth along the Cunningham Highway near Aratula when a vehicle stopped to make a right turn in front of him. Unable to swerve or stop in time, Bayre s vehicle slammed into the back of 21-year-old Sharee Harvey s car, pushing it about 95m before it slammed into a tree and caught fire. Another truck driver, Bradley Morrison, stopped and was able to save Ms Harvey s baby girl Paige from the back seat.
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THE hugely popular celebration of the incredible food and drink produced in our own backyard is almost here.
The Scenic Rim Eat Local Week was set to celebrate its 10th anniversary last year but COVID-19 forced its cancellation.
It was a big blow for the region, with the 2019 food festival bringing in about $2 million to the local economy and attracting more than 40,000 people. Scenic Rim Regional Council division 4 councillor Marshall Chalk, Rod Richardson from Running Creek Beef, Lyn McLean from Milford Country Cottages, and Mike Webster from Scenic Rim Brewery at the Scenic Rim Eat Local Week 2021 launch on Friday.