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Weather: Cyclone Hale to hit North Island tonight, East Coast settlements warned they may be cut off for days

Posted by Raul Hale
January 16, 2023

Conditions off the Coromandel’s east coast are rapidly deteriorating ahead of Cyclone Hale making landfall. The tropical storm, New Zealand’s first of 2023,...

Cyclone Hale set to bring downpours, wind to eastern North Island

Posted by Sam Promise
January 16, 2023

Cyclone Hale is set to drag more heavy rain and wild winds over much of the North Island as a subtropical low arrives...

Facing US lawmaker concerns, Australian prime minister defends AUKUS sub efforts

Posted by Victor Lucas
January 15, 2023

SYDNEY — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese this weekend attempted to quell concerns that the AUKUS defense pact could be facing headwinds in Washington, telling reporters...

Lee violated oath to United States

Posted by Fred Mcguire
January 15, 2023

In Dan Manka’s Jan. 3 letter, he objected to the removal of Robert E. Lee’s artwork from West Point. His evidence is that...

Biden visits US-Mexico border as immigration issue heats up

Posted by Frank David Wilkerson
January 14, 2023

EL PASO, USA – President Joe Biden visited the US-Mexico border on Sunday, January 8, for the first time since taking office, tackling...

United States win United Cup

Posted by Damon Arnold
January 14, 2023

The United States have won the inaugural edition of the United Cup – with only three of the five matches scheduled for the...

Kishida kicks off trip to Europe and U.S. to pave way for G7 summit

Posted by Braelyn Seven
January 13, 2023

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will try to pave the way for a successful Group of Seven summit he is scheduled to host in...

New variant XBB.1.5 is ‘most transmissible’ yet, could fuel covid wave

Posted by Barry Simmons
January 13, 2023

Three years after the novel coronavirus emerged, a new variant, XBB.1.5, is quickly becoming the dominant strain in parts of the United States because...

Kenes Rakishev and Monnet Group to build a new plant in Kazakhstan

Posted by Richard Foster
January 12, 2023

Kenes Rakishev, former special envoy of the Kazakh government and current chairman of Fincraft Resources signed a memorandum of understanding, as well as a...

Why a strong U.S. dollar is bad for ‘the rest of the world’

Posted by Andrew Gregg Hayes
January 12, 2023

The U.S. dollar is the world’s dominant currency and plays a key role in global trade. While that may seem like good news...