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From the end of February, Newsnight, BBC2's current affairs programme which airs at 10.30pm, will be broadcast again on the news channel at 11.15pm with a focus on boosting viewing among a younger audience.

Billed as "65% football, 35% entertainment" by the SBS head of sport,Ken Shipp, the program will be similar in ethos to Ten's long running AFL panel show Before the Game – light-hearted, family friendly and with a focus on boosting the game's standing.

Leaders of the WGA and SAG met Friday to plot strategy for the upcoming talks, with a focus on boosting members' share of revenues generated by new-media platforms.

Cricket Australia have also appointed a 'strategy manager for female engagement', with a focus on boosting spectatorship of the women's game as well as female participation and elite performance.

On a brighter note, a focus on boosting paid-for circulation resulted in growth of 1% in circulation revenues.

The organisation, which represents banks and building societies, added the scheme must be matched with a similar focus on boosting the supply of new housing to avoid inflating a housing bubble.

With a government focused on boosting foreign investment and bolstering Colombia's economic ties to the world, business travellers are now pouring into its capital, Bogota, a city of eight million located on a high plateau in the geographic centre of the country.

With the unprecedented focus on boosting college completion rates, there must be equal emphasis on graduating students with workforce-ready skills.

A new policy report out yesterday gives voice to these concerns and calls for a new government science position to focus on boosting the country's fortunes with research.

Old development agendas might focus on boosting a narrow idea of economic growth, industrialisation or social services.

But a smarter allocation of scarce resources would focus on boosting lower achievers.