K-pop star Jung Joon-young arrives at police station
South Korean singer-songwriter Jung Joon-young arrives for questioning at Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency amid a burgeoning sex scandal in the K-pop industry .
Lipstick on a... cow?
Beauty treatments are not reserved for humans. DW visits a beauty pageant for dairy cows, and talks to a stylist who makes his clients udderly beautiful. The winners are not just cute but also very valuable as great mothers and milk machines.
November
Winter is arriving. It is an early start in Moira for John Tate as his pigs are being loaded for the factory. It is a similar story over in Struell Wells near Downpatrick, as Paul Turley's Angus cross cattle have reached the perfect weight for processing. At the Bell's near Ballymena their flock of turkeys is almost ready for the Christmas market. Drew and Valerie McConnell are on alert for calving cows at their Omagh dairy farm. Henry Savage from Cullyhannna is in Ballymena for the Autumn Pedigree Limousin sales.
Trump Says He Doesn't Mind Mueller Report Being Made Public
President Donald Trump indicates he wants Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report made public while speaking with reporters at the White House before traveling to Ohio.
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Bega Cheese (ASX:BGA) expects overall milk intake in FY19 to be between 1 and 1.1 billion litres of milk compared with total intake of 750 million litres in 2018. The dairy company says performance in FY19 is expected to be impacted by farm gate milk pricing pressure. Bega is forecasting normalized EBITDA in the range of $123 to $130 million as compared to $110 million in FY18. Bega says despite the current decrease in milk supply in the Australian dairy industry it is is very pleased with the integration of the Koroit facility, and, the forecast performance of that acquisition. Shares in Bega Cheese (ASX:BGA) are trading 12.3 per cent lower at $4.98.
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Sharnie is a female, nine-month-old, desexed, mixed wolfhound/border collie who is looking for her forever home.
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The Lead with Kimberley Price - March 10
Rich River Golf Club has joined the push for inclusion with the recent installation of a wheelchair accessible entry to its Pro Shop.
The Lead with Kimberley Price - March 9
Tonight on The Lead the Lions Youth of the Year competition is under way and Moama’s Lions Club representative Mia Oberin is already making strides having taken out the regional final last weekend.
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The Lead with Kimberley Price - March 7
Families and students at Moama Anglican Grammar School have united to donate bottled water to the struggling far west NSW township of Menindee.
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