(CNS): Eight-year-old primary student Tyler Anglin is suing the government over a breach of his human rights, having been in isolation for over three weeks as a result of continued positive COVID-19 tests, even though he was asymptomatic and health officials could not show he was contagious. In the first case of its kind in […]
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Sun chair rental business pops up on Boggy Sand Beach
Charity farm needs help to keep feeding elderly
CS still dodging process to award costly contracts
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Specialists contain asbestos during school demolition
Escapee who buried child alive tracked down, arrested
East End ‘affordable lots’ project well behind schedule
Saunders calls for tax on foreign-owned property
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Sun chair rental business pops up on Boggy Sand Beach
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