June 8, 2023
(UPDATE) INFLATION slowed for the fourth straight month in May as transportation costs fell and food price increases slowed, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) said Tuesday. A result of 6.1% compared to 6.6% in April, but still higher than a year earlier (5.4%), fell within the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) forecast of 5.8% to
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NYair quality is more than 56 times higher World Health Organizationsafety limit, making it the most polluted in the world. The air quality index (AQI) stands at 353 – 500, the highest since 15 on June 3rd. These measurements are made by converting measured pollutant concentrations into a single index based on the health impact
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Flooding exacerbates suffering in Ukrainian war zone Flooding of more than 50 miles of the Dnieper after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine led to great devastation in a region devastated and depopulated by war. Water sources were polluted, crops were flooded, and thousands of people were forced to leave their destroyed
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Coverage of raiders, cavalry, cycling and racing and everything else related to sports in the ACT for The Canberra Times. Basically I love sports and watching it is a full time job. Email: david.polkinghorne@canberratimes.com.au Coverage of raiders, cavalry, cycling and racing and everything else related to sports in the ACT for The Canberra Times. Basically
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Whether it’s the bus, train, or subway, many of us dread the daily commute. But the next time you complain about your journey, think of the ancient Romans, who had significantly longer travel times. At its greatest extent, the Roman Empire spanned the length and breadth of Britain, Europe and beyond, covering a staggering 1,061,780
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Ivy Ataya, CEO of Makers Mind Media Production “I always encourage my team to be creative and curious. I want them to think outside the box and express their thoughts without fear. And for that, I give them credit, no matter how big their contribution.” ENTERING into TV production nine months ago with Makers Mind
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A memo sent out by Capital Football to Canberra clubs ahead of the weekend wanted to share a positive message, “reaffirming that football is a game for everyone” while also addressing recent “disturbing altercations involving spectators, referees, coaches and players – threatening behavior, verbal abuse and, alarmingly, even isolated instances of physical violence in interstate
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Coverage of raiders, cavalry, cycling and racing and everything else related to sports in the ACT for The Canberra Times. Basically I love sports and watching it is a full time job. Email: david.polkinghorne@canberratimes.com.au Coverage of raiders, cavalry, cycling and racing and everything else related to sports in the ACT for The Canberra Times. Basically
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Melanie Dignaschi is a seasoned sportswriter for the Canberra Times with a true passion for all sports. She has covered all codes from the NRL to the NFL and has a background in print, digital, podcast, television and video journalism, working in the newsrooms at Nine, Fox Sports and Seven before moving to the capital.
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Melanie Dignaschi is a seasoned sportswriter for the Canberra Times with a true passion for all sports. She has covered all codes from the NRL to the NFL and has a background in print, digital, podcast, television and video journalism, working in the newsrooms at Nine, Fox Sports and Seven before moving to the capital.
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