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October 05, 2013 - 09:44 BST hellomagazine.com Prince Harry attended the International Fleet Review in Australia during a visit to Sydney where he also met the new Prime Minister, Tony Abbott Prince Harry was given a warm welcome on his first solo visit to Australia as he attended the International Fleet Review in Sydney. Well-wishers turned out in their thousands to catch a glimpse of the Prince, who looked dapper in a navy suit and a blue patterned tie. The Queen's grandson was sure to talk to the younger members of the crowd, as well as their parents, making funny faces to keep them entertained. VIEW GALLERY CLICK ON PHOTOS FOR FULL GALLERY One young boy presented Harry with a toy koala, who joined them for a photograph. Earlier in the day Harry boarded the Australian navy's HMAS Leeuwin to review the ships with Governor-General Quentin Byrce, who represents Australia's head of state, Queen … [Read more...] about Prince Harry attended the International Fleet Review in Australia

The BCCI Apex Council has decided, in principle, to field both the men's and the women's teams at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics if the game is included in the roster. The women's team will also compete at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. The Apex Council that met virtually on Friday also decided that women's team led by Mithali Raj and Harmanpreet Kaur will tour Australia at the end of 2021. That will be followed by New Zealand tour which will preceded the Women ODI World Cup. "The women's team will be playing in the Birmingham CWG. If finally cricket is a part of 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, then both men and women's team will take part. This has been decided in principle," a senior BCCI functionary privy to developments of the day told PTI on conditions of anonymity. Women's IPL and FTP: Just like last year, there will be a camp before the three-team Women's T20 Challenge and just after it's over, the squad will fly to England. "The girls will play a … [Read more...] about BCCI Apex Council meeting: Women cricket team to play in 2022 CWG, India to compete if LA Olympics includes cricket

October 04, 2013 - 08:45 BST hellomagazine.com Prince Harry arrives in Sydney where he will attend the International Fleet Review to mark Australia's naval centenary Royal fever hit Australia on Friday when Prince Harry touched down in Sydney. Harry has been invited to the gala by the Chief of Navy and will travel as a guest of the Australian government, which includes the country's new Prime Minister, Tony Abbot. The New South Wales' press have reported that Harry will board a boat at Campbell's Cove and travel across to Kirribilli House around 4pm local time for an official function with the Prime Minister. Mr Abbot's two daughters, Bridget and Frances, are also said to be joining their father and the Prince for a private event. A helicopter in Sydney advertising the International Fleet Review Australian fans of the Prince took to Twitter to express their excitement about their royal visitor … [Read more...] about Prince Harry arrives in Sydney

Maj Toure, the leader of Second-Amendment advocacy group Black Guns Matter, wants to educate urban and black communities across the country about their rights as firearms owners, as this population of gun owners is rapidly growing. In 2020, the size of these gun-owning communities surged. Black Americans had the highest increase in new gun owners of any demographic, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). Gun ownership increased by 58.2% among black Americans — and Toure explained to the Daily Caller why he’s hoping the trend continues. Toure said that 2020 and 2021 have been catalysts for surging gun ownership in the black community due to a variety of reasons, among them is the precariousness and insecurity the COVID-19 pandemic caused in the lives of millions of Americans. “The reason for the surge in the black community is because the black community is seeing that you shouldn’t depend on the government,” he said. Black Guns … [Read more...] about ‘Gun Control Has Been Racist’: ‘Black Guns Matter’ Activist Explains Why There’s A Surge In Firearm Sales To Black Americans

Japanese pin hopes on Vietnam’s market New Japanese joint ventures in Vietnam are providing the evidence that Vietnam is becoming a haven for trusting investments as the globe attempts to fight out of the pandemic recessions. Meiji’s infant formula business in Vietnam mainly imports products from Japan and sales are growing steadily. The number of births per year in Vietnam is 1.5 million or approximately 1.7 times higher than that of Japan, and the market is expected to continue to expand in the future. By establishing a new company in Vietnam, Meiji aims to conduct more timely and effective sales activities and conduct business operations rooted in the region. Meanwhile, Sojitz Corporation and Vietnam Livestock Corporation JSC (VILICO), a company of the country’s leading dairy group Vinamilk, have reached an agreement to establish a new joint venture for the purpose of importing, processing, and selling beef products in Vietnam. Vietnam’s annual beef … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS APRIL 17