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‘The people who succeed are the ones who are curious’: graphic designer and Honorary RDI Michael Bierut

New York-based graphic designer Michael Bierut – Honorary Royal Designer for Industry, Pentagram partner, and the man behind the Mastercard logo – reflects on four decades in design

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‘As soon as I feel like somebody has worked me out, I want to switch it up’: set designer Shona Heath on staying authentic in a digital age

Shona Heath reflects on her 2024 Oscar win, being named a Royal Designer for Industry and the importance of dreaming

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Sea change: RDI Julia Lohmann on riding the wave of regenerative design

From lamps crafted from preserved sheep stomachs to towering sculptures made of seaweed, freshly appointed Royal Designer for Industry Julia Lohmann discusses her boundary-pushing work

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If you thought energy firm horror stories were frightening – wait until you hear about the insurers

Scary tales of months of claims misery after earthquakes, storms, floods, leaks and fires

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Rangers supporters group slam 'incompetent' Ibrox board & demand instant improvements

The Rangers Supporters Association have told the Ibrox board "it's time to deliver" after growing increasingly concerned about the running…

The National (Scotland)

Charting New Frontiers: Rohit Garg's Leadership And Innovation in Data Engineering

Rohit's career is a narrative of leadership and relentless pursuit of excellence, making significant impacts through his strategic vision and technical expertise.

International Business Times

‘A shift in thinking’: Victoria’s hospitality workers to be trained on identifying family violence risks

Measure is among reforms minister Vicki Ward says will be a success ‘when women can walk to their car without feeling they need to have their keys in their hands’

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Staff and bosses at Royal Society of Arts accuse each other of threats and lies in pay row

A labour dispute at the historic charity, one of the most bitter the sector has seen, has spilled into the public sphere

The Guardian - UK

World Team Table Tennis Championships live stream: watch Busan 2024 for FREE online, Day 4

Here's how to watch 2024 ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships live stream from anywhere in the UK, US, China, India and beyond. Free streams, schedule, dates.

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Add These 3 Booming Tech Stocks to Your Portfolio Now

Growing digitization initiatives and the increasing reliance of companies on advanced technologies are fuelling the tech industry’s growth. Given these factors, it could be prudent to add fundamentally strong tech stocks Wipro (WIT), Proto Labs (PRLB), and Bel Fuse (BELFB) to one’s portfolio. Keep reading….

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RSA sorry after hosting Israeli ambassador who rejected two-state solution

THE Royal Society of Arts (RSA) has apologised after hosting an event with an Israeli ambassador who recently rejected the suggestion of a two-state…

The National (Scotland)

RSA CEO: ‘AI will replace humans in cybersecurity. Our new job will be to protect it’

'Cybersecurity faces an identity crisis,' writes RSA CEO Rohit Ghai.

Fortune

Luxon’s empty Christchurch pitch

National’s leader can’t state one specific policy for Christchurch or Canterbury, other than a bridge and a road

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New lawsuit filed against Greece on behalf of refugee shipwreck survivors

Forty survivors part of suit alleging Greek authorities failed to protect lives of those on boat that capsized in June.

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The Guardian - UK

Royal Society of Arts staff vote to strike for first time in its history

Workers reject average 2.5% pay offer as report says leaders’ total packages rose from £359k to £976k

The Guardian - UK

You’ve bought a new house. But what if it gets wrecked before you move in?

Buyers are responsible for their new property as soon as contracts are exchanged, as one couple learned the hard way

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After Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing Could Be The Next Big Thing

Much like artificial intelligence, quantum computing could transform a number of industries. But there's a dark side to the technology.

Radio France Internationale

France hopes to get people back into work with 'new' jobseeker agency

The French government is due to present its "full employment" bill to the Council of Ministers this Wednesday in legislation that will create France Travail – the successor to Pôle Emploi, the national jobseeker service.

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Driving instructor asked learner if she was single and said 'who's your daddy' 15 times, amid huge complaint rise

The complaint was among 128 made about driving instructors last year - almost seven times the amount made in 2021

Daily Record

Driving instructor asked learner if she was single and 'who's your daddy' during lesson

The instructor also told the 28-year-old learner driver she was "drop-dead gorgeous".

Irish Mirror

Instructor asked learner driver if she was single and said 'who's your daddy' 15 times, as complaints soar

That was one of 128 complaints made by learner drivers about ADIs last year, which was nearly seven times as many as the RSA received in 202

Irish Mirror

RSA statistics on accident blackspots on Irish roads should be made public, Labour say

Labour called on the RSA to publish monthly data on road traffic collisions

AAP

Veterans want a new commemorative day in New Zealand

New Zealanders will pause and reflect on the service of armed forces in Anzac Day dawn services, marches and commemorations across the country.

France 24

France kicks off push to ‘appease’ nation with row over immigrant welfare fraud

The French finance minister’s pledge to crack down on immigrants abusing France’s welfare system has triggered a fresh row in a country reeling from a bitter battle over pension reform, casting doubt on President Emmanuel Macron’s ability to deliver on a pledge to “appease” and unify the nation in a…

Newsroom.co.nz

Universal Basic Income does not cause inflation

The idea that a Universal Basic Income fuels inflation makes no economic sense

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