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Fears for world's rarest penguin as population plummets

Louise Mosley

Commercial fishing blamed for the crash in numbers of yellow-eyed penguin on a sanctuary island in New Zealand

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Teacher recruitment ‘a pipeline leaking at both ends’

Philip Heeley

Recruitment crisis: NAHT survey finds 61 per cent of teacher vacancies reported as difficult to fill

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Ginger roasted pumpkin + quinoa salad with mint & lime - ...

Jo Formosa

. Serves 2-4 or more as a sideIngredients:1kg piece pumpkin1 tablespoon finely grated fresh ginger2 cloves garlic, finely chopped2 tablespoons olive oil2 teaspoons pure maple syrupA handful of finely chopped coriander (cilantro) roots and stems,...

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Don't just blame teachers when system is at fault, says U...

Philip Heeley

Blaming just the teacher or the school for systemic educational problems can have serious negative side effects, warns a new report from the United Nations educational agency.

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Mexico creates vast new ocean reserve to protect 'Galapag...

Louise Mosley

Fishing, mining and new hotels will be prohibited in the ‘biologically spectacular’ Revillagigedo archipelago

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Weekly Business Focus 27 Nov - 3rd Dec : BEAUTY

Your weekly business focus.

27th Nov - 3rd December 2017

The question this week is directly related to the Yellow level on the Wealth Spectrum: Identify your Identity.

Your identity in context to your...

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How can you mindfully invest your time now, so that you h...

Bibi Gratzer

4 years ago, Billy Turriff had a property portfolio of 10 houses that were costing him money, his health and his happiness. Today, Billy is a full-time property investor and coach, with over 35 properties and worth over 4 million...

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99% of Ocean Plastic Waste Is Invisible, But This Method ...

Louise Mosley

The oceans are full of plastic. We know it, and we know it's a big problem. What we don't know is precisely how big the problem is.

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Rita Juse-Cirkse

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Idyllic Caribbean island has been ruined by rubbish

Louise Mosley

Beaches in Honduras are being choked by a solid mass of bottles, wrappers and other recyclable waste turning the once-idyllic island into a floating landfill site off the Caribbean island's coast.