Issues
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Derry scientist awarded Nobel Prize
A Derry-born scientist has been awarded the prestigious Nobel Prize for Medicine at a ceremony in Stockholm. Professor William C…
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Firms hiring rate increases
A recent economic survey suggests that despite a major slump in manufacturing, businesses are hiring at their fastest rate in…
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Foster to lead the DUP
Stormont Finance Minister, Arlene Foster looks set to become the third leader of the DUP. Foster is the sole nominee…
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Pay stalemate at bombardier
The future of Bombardier’s operations in Northern Ireland have been thrown into doubt after workers rejected proposals to alter wages…
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School leaders inspired by capita conference
More than 400 educators attended Inspire 2015, a conference showcasing some of the world’s leading educational technology. Supported by Google…
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The crippling cost of childcare
In November we launched our latest Childcare Cost Survey, the findings of which show that the cost of childcare continues…
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All new enterprise experience transforms cross-border journeys
All new Enterprise experience transforms cross-border journeys Translink’s recently revamped Enterprise service is now open for business. Train passenger numbers…
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Better Healthcare
Dr John D Woods chair of the Northern Ireland council of the British Medical Association (BMA) talks to Owen McQuade…
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Business rates review underway
agendaNi takes a look at the Department of Finance and Personnel’s review of Northern Ireland’s business rates. The Department of…
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Catching up on public procurement
Almost a year after the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 came into force, what have been their practical experiences? For those…
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