When Culture Becomes Currency: Zimbabwe's Arts Sector Faces New Era Zimbabwe's arts sector is entering a new era, where artists are seen as economic agents, not just cultural custodians.
Flower Cart Brings Joy to Athens Hospital Patients A long line of patients, visitors, and hospital staff waited patiently in the lobby of …
Bridgwater Weather Forecast The Met Office has forecast a mix of sunny and cloudy conditions for Bridgwater this week. Tues…
Cancelled Assassin's Creed Game Could've Wrapped Up an Unofficial Trilogy A cancelled Assassin's Creed game had the potential to serve as …
Why Aussies over 50 are being urged to take shingles seriously New research reveals many Australians over 50 underestimate their shingles …
United Kingdom: Further Arrests of Peaceful Protestors We are Amnesty International UK, a global movement of ordinary people standing up f…
Tragic Accident in South Africa An 11-year-old boy has allegedly shot and killed a farm worker while attempting to shoot at guinea fowls o…
Care Home Found in Breach of Regulations A residential care home, Marika House, has been found in breach of legal regulations after a visi…
Electric Vehicle Open Day in Kendal The Westmorland and Furness Council is hosting an electric vehicle (EV) open day, titled GO EV!, on Oc…
Tasmania Devils Welcome Nathan Buckley's Return to AFL Coaching The Tasmania Football Club has responded to Nathan Buckley's appointment a…
Bitcoin's Upside May Be Limited Some experts believe that Bitcoin's upside is capped due to options data and market maker activity suppres…