[ad_1] SUPPLIED Beloved mother, wife and friend June Eynon died after her bus crashed into a train near Bunnythorpe on Wednesday. While driving the wheel, he loved to sing the good old days on Magic radio, regardless of whether he knew the lyrics or not. She brought a smile to …
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[ad_1] UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a series of coronavirus restrictions that are expected to last six months in a government pushback to combat a second wave of the virus. Johnson told the House of Commons that the country had reached a “dangerous tipping point” in the trajectory …
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[ad_1] Yesterday marked two days in a row with no new Covid cases, but health authorities are urging people to remain vigilant as restrictions are relaxed. It comes as Auckland falls to alert level 2 as of midnight tonight, with meetings now limited to 100 people, for the next two …
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[ad_1] Jacinda Ardern didn’t want to pick a winner, but Judith Collins claimed she was the clear winner after they met last night in the first leaders debate. Labor’s Ardern said “politics is not a blood sport” and the debate felt more like a “controversial conversation.” But national leader Collins …
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[ad_1] By RNZ STA Travel has been using New Zealand client deposits for overseas holidays to cover company salaries and office rentals, RNZ Checkpoint may reveal. In their first report to creditors, Deloitte administrators say they have discovered a “significant mix of funds” within the company’s bank accounts here and …
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[ad_1] The overnight repair work to temporarily repair the damaged strut on the Auckland Harbor Bridge was a success, says NZTA. Work is now underway to open two additional lanes to traffic early this morning, but the NZTA did not guarantee time. A third southbound lane on the bridge will …
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[ad_1] OPINION: There’s really nothing like an alternate budget season. I will not deny that I speak from the perspective of a tunnel vision of a politico-fiscal tragic, but alternative budgets are really the ones that are put in place when it comes to elections. It is the clearest and …
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[ad_1] Fiona Goodall / Getty Images There was no audience for the debate, neither party revealed new political positions. National leader Judith Collins went on the offensive in the first debate of the election, calling Labor leader Jacinda Ardern’s responses “nonsense” and arguing with host John Campbell about the need …
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[ad_1] New Zealand mountain biker Sam Gaze is in the picturesque medieval Spanish city of Girona preparing for the resumption of the European season, something that perhaps a year ago did not seem possible. Sam gaze Photo: PHOTOSPORT It wasn’t because of the coronavirus pandemic, but rather that the 24-year-old …
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[ad_1] The Government today announced a series of immigration policy changes, including class exceptions for border entry and a new seasonal employment visa, to help fill key labor shortages amid a crackdown. of international travel due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The border entry exceptions will apply to 30 veterinarians, 570 …
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