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Martinborough Music Festival (first three concerts). Martinborough Town Hall, September 23-24. Reviewed by Max Rashbrooke. The Martinborough Music Festival, now in its fifth year, is an increasingly prominent part of the Wellington area’s classical scene; and its reputation seems set to grow, based on the first three of five concerts at this year’s festival. The … Read more
A s summer gives way to autumn, our sins from the last few months start to surface. Once-tanned skin becomes dull, spotty and flaky, the back-to-back all-nighters embed deep into darkened eye circles, and the sloshing back of endless booze has found its way to our now extremely clogged pores. All of which is about … Read more
Has a company treated you unfairly? Our Consumer Champion is available to help. For how to contact her click here. Dear Katie, My marriage ended very painfully and the past few years have been a very difficult and upsetting time for me. My ex-husband and I are now divorced, having split our assets through solicitors, and … Read more
Former Occidental Petroleum CEO, Stephen Chazen, dies at 76, #Occidental #Petroleum #CEO #Stephen #Chazen #dies Welcome to O L A S M E D I A TV N E W S, This is what we have for you today: Stephen Chazen was an American businessman. He was the former president and chief executive officer (CEO) … Read more
The turbulent start to Air New Zealand’s marathon direct New York service has continued, with passengers asked to volunteer to miss an overweight flight due to strong headwinds on the return leg. Shortly before boarding at John F. Kennedy International Airport the airline called for 20 volunteers to miss the flight in exchange for US$1500 … Read more
They are the world’s fastest dogs but greyhounds across the country have slowed down for “full glam” red carpet-style walks. Hundreds of retired racing greyhounds and their owners met to strut their stuff as part of the Great Global Greyhound Walk, to raise awareness of the breed. READ MORE:* A sport on its last legs … Read more
A woke fourth-grade teacher who professed on social media that her classroom was ‘built for non-white students’ can keep her job after a school district investigation found no ‘policy or legal violations.’ The teacher, who has not been named, has been suspended since she posted a video of herself talking about her new role at William … Read more
Apples and honey are traditional on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year (Picture: Getty Images) Rosh Hashanah begins today, a two-day celebration which usually takes place in September or October that marks the first day of the Jewish New Year. The event begins at sundown, customarily with the blowing of the shofar, the ram’s horn, … Read more
Welcome to your early morning news briefing from The Telegraph – a round-up of the top stories we are covering today. To receive twice-daily briefings by email, sign up to our Front Page newsletter for free. 1. Liz Truss plans to cut taxes further in the new year Liz Truss is planning to continue her … Read more
T he Defence Secretary has said Britain will increase the size of its armed forces spending by at least £52 billion in response to Russian aggression. In his first interview since Liz Truss entered No 10, Ben Wallace confirmed the new Prime Minister is sticking to her campaign promise of increasing defence spending by 3%. … Read more
