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Jan 16, 2025 | 
mineralsmakelife.org | Kate Harris
Congratulating the new leadership in WashingtonAs we begin 2025, many exciting changes are happening in the nation’s capital. On January 3, the 119th Congress was sworn in. Our team is excited to continue working with returning members of Congress and congratulates all new members. Along with the new Congress, Washington D.C. continues to prepare for the inauguration of President Trump and his administration.
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Dec 13, 2024 | 
lutontoday.co.uk | Kate Harris
In a heart-warming display of compassion and initiative, two Year 4 students from Ramsey Manor Lower School in Barton-Le-Clay, have successfully led a campaign to collect food donations for the Luton Food Bank. Their efforts culminated today, Friday 13th December 2024, with the delivery of 20 bags of essential food items and toiletries—just in time to bring a little extra joy to families this Christmas.
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Dec 12, 2024 | 
mineralsmakelife.org | Kate Harris
Celebrating a successful year in minerals miningThe United States’ mineral mining industry saw many successes through 2024, and the National Mining Association (NMA) continued to advocate for U.S. minerals production and mining legislation and remains at the forefront of policy discussions. Over the last 12 months, we’ve seen conversations and support around domestic minerals mining grow and we’re excited to continue advocating for policies that strengthen American industries.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
mineralsmakelife.org | Kate Harris
For those considering a career change, evaluating their future in another industry, or just looking for somewhere to start, a mining career offers opportunities for good wages, valuable skill development, and long-term security. Mineral mining employees receive well-above average compensation, and U.S. mining companies proudly uphold the world’s leading labor and safety standards. The average U.S. metal miner makes $110,000 per year.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
spiked-online.com | Kate Harris |Fraser Myers |Batya Ungar-Sargon
The lies of gender-identity theory are ruining lesbians’ lives and eviscerating our rights.
Share Topics Feminism Identity Politics UK Want to read spiked ad-free? Become a spiked supporter. Lesbians of all ages came to Leeds last Saturday for the Lesbian Strength march, to enjoy each other’s company and to remind the world that we exist.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Kate Harris
It’s a classic Australian story about found family and connection – and this September, Away is coming to the Canberra REP Theatre for a limited run. On hearing the news that top Canberra actor, Lainie Hart, had decided to direct her first Canberra REP show, I was nothing short of thrilled. I sat down with her this week to ask a bit more about why she decided to take on this role, and particularly why she chose the Australian classic, Away, by Michael Gow.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
creativebrief.com | Kate Harris
The NABS Art Auction is back and seeks to raise money to support mental health in the industry Regional Director NABS It was opening day at the Tate Modern. I found myself in the Rothko room, curious to see if I could connect with his work. Up until that point, I’d never really understood why he was so feted.
I sat alone for half an hour, surrounded by Rothko’s work.
Finally, I understood.
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May 9, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Kate Harris
It is a rare and exciting prospect to have an artistic partnership span 40 years. But this is the happy reality for Aarne Neeme and Liz St Clair Long, legends of the Canberra theatre scene, whose latest offering, The Actress, opened recently at Canberra Repertory Theatre. Aarne Neeme’s career started in 1962 and he has delighted Canberra audiences at the Canberra Repertory Theatre (REP) with everything from Just Between Ourselves in 1984, to the hilarious Mr Bennet’s Bride, by Emma Wood in 2023.
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Mar 11, 2024 | 
warwickshireworld.com | Kate Harris
“I thought it epitomised Rotary; friends coming together, doing something useful and enjoying ourselves at the same time”Watch more of our videos on Shots! and live on Freeview channel 276Visit Shots! nowVolunteers in Rugby have been boxing up a little happiness for people in need. Ladies from the Rotary Rugby Saturday Breakfast Club met last week to pack 25 shoeboxes with nine items bound for Romania.
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Nov 29, 2023 | 
hastingsindependentpress.co.uk | Kate Harris
HIP talks to Kate Harris of The Shared Table. Kate will be running a special pop-up night in Stooge Coffee from 6–9pm on Monday 4th December, serving a range of vegetarian curries. You originally worked as a caterer at the Tate Galleries; what made you leave the glamour of London for a more intimate and communal type of catering in Hastings? Working at an iconic London venue was a great experience, I met some amazing people and learnt a lot.
