The popular Bluey gnomes are heading back to Bunnings stores this August! After selling-out in record time earlier this year, the Hammerbarn “husbands” are heading back to Bunnings warehouses across Australia and New Zealand. Some stores will also be offering free Bluey-themed kids D.I.Y. workshops to celebrate more gnomes coming back into store. Please check your local store page to see what’s on. Meet the Gnomes: The Gnomes are the residents of the Heeler garden, who are roped into all sorts of games and adventures. Jeremy and his mate Tony play a range of roles in Bluey and Bingo’s games…
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Public health emergencies can happen unexpectedly and have serious impacts on communities. These emergencies can be natural disasters, disease outbreaks, or other events that threaten public health. Effective management of these situations is crucial to minimize harm and save lives.In this blog, we will discuss seven key strategies for managing public health emergencies. These strategies will help ensure that communities are prepared and able to respond quickly and efficiently when emergencies occur.1. Clear Communication ChannelsClear communication is vital during a public health emergency. When people receive timely and accurate information, they can make informed decisions to protect themselves and others. Social…
In tonight’s edition: Kenya’s president unveils his new cabinet following weeks of deadly anti-government protests. William Ruto says his country is in urgent need of transformation. Also, airports, banking and healthcare are all hit by a massive tech failure. When Microsoft sneezes, the world catches a cold – including in South Africa, where customers struggled to get access to their bank accounts. Finally, Ghana’s cocoa output is only half its average, with harvest almost complete. The world’s second-largest grower has been hit by swollen shoot disease.
Tunisia’s President Kais Saied said Friday he will stand for re-election in an October vote. The announcement comes after Amnesty International said earlier this week that Tunisian authorities had intensified a “crackdown” on the political opposition.
Kenyan President William Ruto reinstated 11 ministers on Friday, in the embryo of an “enlarged government”, more than a week after sacking almost his entire cabinet. This new decision reflects his attempt to meet the demands of the youth protests in which at least 50 people dead. More information with FRANCE 24’s correspondent in Nairobi, Olivia Bizot.
Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan struck a defiant tone on Wednesday after a drone hit an army base he was visiting in eastern Sudan, casting doubt on recent efforts to bring an end to a 15-month civil war. The attack took place at agraduation ceremony at the Gibeit army base, five people were killed.
The AFL has announced the fixture for the 2024 NAB AFLW Season. For the first time teams will play an 11-game NAB AFLW home and away season with an additional game on either a Tuesday or Wednesday as ‘Mid-Week Footy’ is introduced during a four-week block across weeks four to seven in the draw. The NAB AFLW Finals Series will feature across four weeks, culminating in the NAB AFLW Grand Final being played on 30 November 2024. With the competition kicking off during the AFL pre-finals bye week, Week One is set for a blockbuster start with the South Australian…
MuseumsDid you know that children who visit museums develop stronger critical thinking skills? That’s because museums encourage an analysis of what is being seen, heard, touched, and experienced. Furthermore, with their exciting exhibits, museums have the power to spark a child’s curiosity, capturing their imagination through references to different times and places and the weaving of fascinating storylines.Museums worldwide offer specialized programs specifically designed for children, such as the Children’s Museum in Indianapolis, USA, which provides interactive activities related to engineering, technology, math, science, and art. There’s also the British Museum in London, which includes a “Family Trail” guide where…
In South Africa, at least two major banks have experienced service disruptions, following the cyber outage that has hit airports, banks and hospitals across the world. Customers complained that they weren’t able to make payments using their bank cards at grocery stores and gas stations or use ATMs. For more information, Clarisse Fortuné interviews Tony Tiyou, CEO of Renewables in Africa, London, UK.
Cocoa production in Ghana is now reported to be half of the average seasonal output. The west-African nation is the world’s second largest producer of the crop and continued slump in its cocoa harvests have led the market price to escalate. More information with FRANCE 24’s correspondent in Accra, Justice Baidoo.