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1 week ago | 
mlive.com | Natasha Robinson
Brianna Cox of Braids by Brie, one of six partner hair professional salons and barbershops that work with Dream of Kalamazoo Foundation, at work braids hair.Len Montero
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1 month ago | 
secondwavemedia.com | Natasha Robinson
Every time Kim* brings her daughter in for a free new hairstyle courtesy of the Dream of Kalamazoo Foundation, she finds a new product or styling tool to buy. The Kalamazoo resident, who has fostered 29 children and has adopted three, is part of the region's economic growth and development cycle. “Every single time I go (to the salon) I buy something from the community,” Kim says.
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1 month ago | 
theaustralian.com.au | Natasha Robinson
You can now listen to The Australian's articles. Give us your feedback. You can now listen to The Australian's articles. Roy Mariathas has lost his faith. It was shattered in an intensive care unit, as his mother wailed and his father’s life ebbed away in a maelstrom of blood, fear and panic. It was April 2016 and Gragery Mariathas Rasiah was lying unconscious, hooked up to a heart-lung machine, his chest and abdomen still open from marathon heart surgery.
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1 month ago | 
theaustralian.com.au | Chris Uhlmann |Natasha Robinson |James Dowling |Geoff Chambers
MoneyMe’s loan book hits $1.5bn with originations up 65% from last yearContinued operating cash profits while AI kicks into gearAutopay and tech-led growth lead the waySpecial Report: MoneyMe has delivered another solid quarter, with strong loan book growth, operating cash profits and a clear strategy focused on tech, credit quality and new product expansion.
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1 month ago | 
theaustralian.com.au | Chris Uhlmann |Natasha Robinson |James Dowling |Geoff Chambers
Special Report: VHM Limited has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Currumbin Minerals for the potential domestic offtake of heavy mineral concentrate from its Goschen project in Victoria.
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1 month ago | 
theaustralian.com.au | Chris Uhlmann |Natasha Robinson |James Dowling |Geoff Chambers
StockheadTylah Tully speaks with Latitude 66 (ASX:LAT) managing director Grant Coyle about the company's KSB gold and cobalt project in Finland. After recently releasing a promising scoping study, Latitude believes it's in a prime position to take advantage of growing gold and cobalt demand. Watch the video to hear about the company's exploration plans. This video was developed in collaboration with Latitude 66, a Stockhead client at the time of publishing.
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Mar 19, 2025 | 
theaustralian.com.au | Natasha Robinson
This article contains features which are only available in the web versionTake me thereBillions of dollars a year in NDIS funding is being soaked up by middlemen plan managers charging “trail fees” and support co-ordinators who command hourly rates on par with junior doctors, as established service provider organisations are pushed to the wall while some unscrupulous providers flourish.
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Feb 6, 2025 | 
ryenews.org.uk | Natasha Robinson
Last Sunday February 2, I posted a photo of Rev Jonathan Meyer, clutching a hot water bottle, on the Rye News Instagram page. This is because, though not a religious person or regular church goer, I actually have a ‘Top 3’ of priests. At No1 is the Greek Orthodox Archbishop Loulias, who conducted my father’s funeral recently. At No3, and he knows this, is Rev Paul of St Mary’s.
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Jan 30, 2025 | 
ryenews.org.uk | Natasha Robinson
What did you do last Saturday night? Have dinner at the Standard, drinks in the Waterworks, settle down with the latest edition of Rye News? Or were you one of the 7.4 million viewers of the final of The Traitors on BBC1? Not only was this the most successful series of the show so far, watched by an audience of more than 9 million people, but one of its stars is local interior designer, Francesca Rowan-Plowden from Winchelsea.
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Dec 19, 2024 | 
ryenews.org.uk | Natasha Robinson
Look back at 2024 the quick and fun way, using the Story Highlights on our Instagram page. Stories you’ll remember, stories you may have missed, but all designed to brighten your day. Rye News was ahead of the curve by being an online only publication. Some people still love the feel of a newspaper, but most prefer the easy access and convenience of having Rye News on your phones or tablets, whenever or wherever it suits you. A growing part of our online profile is our social media presence.
