The Federation News

"ROCK and roll is dead," sang Lenny Kravitz. It is certainly poorly. Music was the first media business to be seriously affected by piracy and has suffered most severely.

Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Housing Wednesday 11th November 2009 - 9:14am Government slammed over 0.9% rent cut for housing association tenants The National Housing Federation has criticised the Government's decision to call on housing associations to reduce rents by 0.9% in 2010/11 to reflect the current bout of deflation as reflected ...

Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 9:15 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO - Amazon's Kindle can read books aloud, but if you're blind it can be difficult to turn that function on without help.

New Delhi, Nov.10 : Russia stands with India in combating terrorism and backs India's proposal of Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism , said Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation S.S. Sobyanin here on Tuesday.

Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Housing Monday 9th November 2009 - 3:31pm Shapps invites Federation chief to head up social housing mobility taskforce Shadow housing minister Grant Shapps today asked National Housing Federation chief executive David Orr to lead a taskforce which will explore how to increase social housing mobility.

NEW DELHI: Just before starting his lecture on 'Atmospheric Brown Clouds,' Prof V. Ramanathan admits that people think he has come to dismantle Indian progress.

REGINA a ' The inequities of the Indian Act that discriminate against aboriginal women need to be rectified, said newly elected Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Chief Guy Lonechild.

A five-year-old Russian girl who was abandoned by her father and neglected by her mother.

A state employees union submitted a plan Wednesday to spare an Eastern Shore mental health facility from being closed due to budget cuts.

Virginia Tech students build a car blind people can drive. To spur development of technologies that could give blind people more independence, the National Federation of the Blind issued a challenge to engineers and inventors in 2004: Build a car that blind individuals can drive.

The Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, today was pleased to announce the names of the people who will serve on the Panel of Experts of the Language Rights Support Program .

Small business chiefs have warned that the banking dominance of Lloyds and RBS risks "long-term damage" to the economy.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles and its agencies mobilized early Thursday morning to both alert and calm the Jewish community in the wake of the shooting of two congregants in the parking lot of Adat Yeshurun Valley Sephardic Synagogue.

07/2009 Reformation Sunday Sermon Calls for Truth That Sets Free LWF President Hanson Affirms Restoration of Human Relationship GENEVA, 26 October 2009 - During Sunday morning worship on 25 October, the President of the Lutheran World Federation Bishop Mark S. Hanson challenged Lutheran church representatives from around the world to tell the story ...

The Green Thumb Grand Gardeners Club held its first meeting of the garden club year on Sept.

THE Rudd government appears prepared to accept a Coalition demand to exclude agriculture from its emissions trading scheme but impose regulations to ensure the farm sector reduces greenhouse gases produced from livestock and crops.

Statement from NSW Police The New South Wales Police has responded to questions posed by Four Corners.

A cold war is going on between the ruling BJP and the elected Directors of Karnataka Milk Federation over the issue of appointing a Managing Director to the Milk Federation.

In a photo finish, Saskatoon beat out Grande Prairie as the best city in Canada in terms of entrepreneurial culture, but finishing second is nothing to sneeze at, local business leaders say.

Australia should take the lead in developing solar energy technology as part of the fight against global warming 'Australia should tap solar power' New hope for clean coal projects Lenore Taylor, National correspondent AN unpublished government study has raised hopes that Australia will be able to develop commercially viable clean coal projects.