Local curler Robin Brydone reflects on fine margins after Perth Masters final defeat against Team Mouat
Fair City curlers Robin Brydone and Duncan McFadzean were inches from lifting the prestigious Perth Masters crown on Sunday.
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This therapist is creating an inclusive mixed martial arts studio in Prince George
The founder of a mixed martial arts (MMA) studio in Prince George says she wants to introduce therapy and trauma-informed teaching methods for women, gender-diverse and neurodiverse people.
New York high school girls basketball game called after antisemitic slurs toward players: report
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Obama silent on resignation of Harvard's Claudine Gay amid reports about his efforts to try to save her job
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., joins "Hannity" to discuss her questioning of Harvard’s now former president, Claudine Gay, about antisemitism on campus.
African Union's Peace and Security Council meets to deliberate on Niger Coup
Meanwhile there's been a recruitment drive in Niamey for volunteers who back the army . Ecowas military chiefs will meet on thursday to discuss options on that front.. meanwhile the outcome of a meeting of the African union's peace and security council considering the NIger coup is still uncertain.
Foreign students in Northern Cyprus: False promises and disillusion
With nearly 50,000 foreign students, mainly from Africa, the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent, education has become a lucrative business in Northern Cyprus. According to authorities, it generates a third of GDP – more than tourism. In order to recruit students, universities employ so-called agents, often former students themselves. They are paid a commission – up to $800 per student – for each person they sign up. But this system leads to problematic behaviour, particularly on the part of African agents.
Iran's youth rise up: Can women's rights movement lead to change?
Wednesday's siege of several university campuses serves as a reminder that the regime has seen off a long list of movements, with activists killed or locked up for years at a time. Five decades into Iran's Islamic revolution, will this time be any different?