In this last issue for this year, we say goodbye to our rebel professor and his column of radical ideas on how architecture can help unite a nation.

Bone marrow stem cell therapy offers "moderate improvement" to heart attack patients, according to a large review of clinical trials.

That bold call comes from Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel who examined 141 years of stock performance data concluding the market is due for an upswing.

A THIRD of Victorians can have public dental care, yet only 10 per cent of dentists work in the public sector.

INVESTIGATORS are urging people who believe they have been exposed to harmful chemicals to contact them.

F. Clark Power, founding director of Play Like A Champion, will be the featured speaker for the next Hamilton Forum at 7 p.m. on March 9 at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church.

ABOUT 100 people attended a lecture about why West Cumbria could be an unsuitable site for an underground nuclear waste repository.