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Kochi gears up as shipbuilding hub as PM Modi set to dedicate new projects

Kochi set to become a bustling hub for ship repair and shipbuilding with projects worth ₹4000 crore inaugurated by PM Modi.

The Hindu

Two ferries meant for Kochi Water Metro to operate in Ayodhya, Varanasi

In a move that took many by surprise, the Cochin Shipyard Ltd. (CSL) has shipped two ferries that were built for the Kochi Water Metro to Uttar Pradesh for being operated in Ayodhya and Varanasi by the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI).

The Hindu

Man arrested on charge of sharing sensitive information about a vessel being built for Navy by CSL in Kochi

Cochin Shipyard worker arrested for capturing & sharing images of strategic parts of Navy vessel on social media.

The Hindu

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FC 24 worst players list is the opposite of an Ultimate Team

Do you dare try Rivals with the FC 24 worst players squad?

GamesRadar

Walkathon against corruption organised in Kochi

Vigilance Study Circle, Kerala, organised a 'Walk Against Corruption' KOCHIA walkathon as part of Vigilance Awareness Week. Over 1,200 employees and family members of public sector organisations participated, flagged off by former High Court judge V.K. Mohanan. Heads of several organisations, such as Madhu S. Nair, B. Kasiviswanathan, Abhairaj Singh…

The Hindu

We could see thunderstorm asthma in south-eastern Australia this season – here's how to prepare

Victorians have been warned to prepare for the possibility of thunderstorm asthma again this season.

The Conversation

Australian shares snap six-day winning streak

The Australian share market has closed 0.6 per cent lower following a slightly hotter-than-expected US inflation report that put rate hikes back on the table.

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Aust shares close a smidge higher to extend win streak

The local share market has technically extended its winning streak to six days, with seven of the ASX's 11 sectors finishing in the green.

AAP

CSL to bandage cost pressures to stem bleeding profits

Biomedical giant CSL has pledged to repair margins as cost pressures and volatile global currencies continue to bruise profits at the vaccine and plasma leader.

AAP

National novelties: Batmobile BMW and rear-engined Mini Buick

Batmobile brilliance: BMW CSL stars

Autosport

Oscar’s Chinese purgatory offers players cautionary tale in Saudi boom era

As players fly out to join the Saudi Pro League, they should recall the Brazilian who followed a golden trail and is still in China

The Guardian - UK

Alex Salmond: DRS court battle shows a 'textbook example of bureaucratic ineptitude'

THE deposit return scheme (DRS) court battle has shown how "unsoundly based and lost in its own ridiculous complexity," Alex Salmond has…

The National (Scotland)

Court rules method of setting up deposit return scheme was 'unlawful'

Lanarkshire shopkeeper Abdul Majid challenged the legality of the retailer handling fees which Circularity Scotland was trying to impose.

Daily Record

CSL awards ₹80 lakh to two start-ups

IIMK LIVE identifies M/s NyQuest Innovation Labs Pvt. Ltd. and M/s. Pelican Thermogenics Pvt. Ltd. as standout start-ups through a rigorous selection process

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Circularity Scotland appoints administrators as 'consequence' of UK intervention

CIRCULARITY Scotland has appointed administrators as an “unforgivable consequence” of the UK Government’s intervention over the deposit return…

Al Jazeera

After years of crisis, can China revive its lofty football goals?

President Xi wants China to become a top Asian footballing power by 2030, but the Chinese game is in the doldrums.

The New Daily

Alan Kohler: Australia’s biotech sector has suddenly got much bigger

It wouldn’t take much of a nudge from the government to create a very vibrant and economically significant biotech industry.

ABC News

Key crew members on Goliath did not complete safety training before tugboat sinkings, ATSB finds

The ship's master and second mate on the bulk cement carrier vessel which crashed into and sank two tugboats in Tasmania's north-west last year had not undertaken required training, a safety regulator's report finds.

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Tory claiming 'secrecy' around DRS firm could 'find answers on Google', says Slater

The circular economy minister faced questions after it emerged the chief executive of Circularity Scotland was on a £300,000 salary.

Daily Record

Firm running drinks recycling scheme accused of using Scotland as experiment for UK-wide ambitions

The company at the centre of Scotland’s controversial drinks recycling scheme plans to make at least £5billion by expanding across the rest of the UK.

ABC News

The Goliath — the bulk cement carrier involved in tugboat sinkings — re-admitted to Tasmanian waters after ban

A ship banned from Tasmanian waters in order to preserve "the protection of human life, marine assets and the environment" has been re-admitted, less than a year after being involved in the sinking of two tugboats.

AAP

CSL grows first-half profit 10pct to $2.6 billion

CSL has beaten first-half earnings expectations thanks to its vaccine business and contributions from its new iron deficiency therapy company.

AAP

CSL names McKenzie as new CEO

COO Paul McKenzie will take over as CSL chief executive next year when Paul Perreault retires following a decade leading the blood products giant.

AAP

CSL paying $312m to license mRNA vax tech

CSL Seqirus is paying $A312 million up-front to license next-generation mRNA technology from a small US company, Arcturus Therapeutics.

The Conversation

Pollen does more than make you sneeze. It can cause thunderstorm asthma, even if you're not asthmatic

Climate change has caused melting icebergs, flooding, and landslides. It can also bring about an increase in pollen levels, prolong the duration of pollen season, and cause more pollen-related health problems.

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