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Geneva rejects DEI policies
Right-wing majority votes it down
Man fined for frightening horses
Dressed as a horse
Dig It! tah-may-toe
Growing a bumper crop of tomatoes with Hester
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Geneva rejects DEI policy
The Geneva City Council has rejected a proposal aimed at strengthening diversity and inclusion policies.
Empty small pockets of standing water to stop the tiger mossie
Geneva authorities say the tiger mosquito begins reappearing with warmer spring temperatures.
Luxury car thefts up
Car theft is up, according to new data from insurer AXA, which says reported cases are now higher than before the pandemic.
Gym memberships at record high
Fitness membership has reached a new record, according to the latest industry figures, with 1.45 million people now registered at gyms, that’s around one in five adults.
Gotthard Pass opening earlier than planned
The Gotthard Pass will reopen on Friday, which is earlier than planned.
Man fined for frightening horses
A man in the Zurich Oberland has been convicted of animal cruelty after a bizarre incident in which he dressed as a horse and danced in a pasture, frightening a herd of horses.

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Swiss News Pod

The daily news from Switzerland as read live on the WRS Breakfast Show
Dig It!
You say tomato, I say to-may-toe

It is a practical guide for home gardeners wanting flavour, resilience, and abundant harvests from their own plants this season.
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Identity 2

The itensity of toddlerhood
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BSCC Geneva Chapter - what's happening this May

BSCC Events this month
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Ice Saints & Late Frosts: What Gardeners Need to Know

Hester Macdonald explores the Ice Saints tradition and what mid-May frosts mean for your garden.
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Identity 1

Emotional life of a newborn

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