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The boardroom nestled in the back of Bob Fulton Stand at 4 Pines Park has been quiet of late. Manly, a club that has been a hornet’s nest of political upheaval and coaching drama over the years, is ...

“The young children seen at the tree tops have broken my heart and on behalf of the citizens of this country ... “I always come here every year to see the flag raising and am always happy to see the ...

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Stevie Wonder is back with his first new song in four years, “Can We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart.” The track is a tender plea for unity built around dextrous acoustic guitars and a melange ...

"Can we fix our nation's broken heart?/ Are we brave enough to try?" he sings in the chorus. By Rania Aniftos Stevie Wonder wants us to come together. The legendary artist dropped a new track on ...

While sparse data makes accurate measurement difficult, most would agree violence and lawlessness are increasing in many parts of PNG. The broader context for this violence includes: rural decay ...

As you may be able to glean from the title, “Can We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart” is a heartfelt inspirational ballad about the potential for generalized healing in the United States.

Wonder co-wrote “Can We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart” with Mauli Bonner, a vocal director and screenplay writer. Wonder’s message in his new song is clear, as he implores people to find ...

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Fresh from his rousing appearance at the Democratic National Convention, Stevie Wonder has dropped a song that couldn’t be more topical: “Can We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart.” The song ...

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