[ad_1] World November 2, 2020 09:46 pm4 minutes to read The video will play in Play now Don’t play automatically Never auto game Several are injured after shooting in the Austrian capital of Vienna. Video / Georgia Graber Vienna authorities say at least one person was killed and several more …
Read More »Whale sculpture catches crashed Dutch subway train
[ad_1] A train conductor in the Netherlands has had a kind of escape thanks to a haphazardly placed art installation. A subway train went through a block at De Akkers subway station and a whale tail sculpture prevented it from plummeting on November 2, 2020. Photo: Robin Utrecht / ANP …
Read More »Man who shot home invaders pleads guilty to drug charges
[ad_1] MARK TAYLOR / Stuff Waikato man Orren Scott Williams pleaded guilty to three counts, two related to cannabis and one to methamphetamine. A man who shot armed intruders who broke into his rural Waikato home pleaded guilty to three drug charges. Orren Scott Williams, 38, made statements on the …
Read More »‘I’m never worried about housing’: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on rising house prices
[ad_1] Deal November 2, 2020 08:38 pm3 minutes to read Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Photo / Mark Mitchell Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern admitted that she is concerned about the housing market as house prices continue to rise amid a period of tepid economic growth. “To be honest, I am never …
Read More »Detaining family members in police cars for almost two hours is illegal
[ad_1] John Bisset / Stuff The IPCA said it was concerned about the way police detained a mother and daughter. (File photo) Detaining a family in police cars for nearly two hours after a robbery was illegal, the police watchdog ruled. The Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) said that while …
Read More »Ethiopia: 54 killed in schoolyard massacre
[ad_1] Activist and members of the Ethiopian community representing multiple ethnic groups gather on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC after a protest in July. Photo / Getty Survivors of a massacre perpetrated by rebels in western Ethiopia on Sunday counted 54 bodies in a schoolyard, the …
Read More »Cashmere High School student, a close contact on Christchurch’s Covid-19 community case
[ad_1] A Christchurch high school student is a close contact on the city’s new Covid-19 community case. The Canterbury District Board of Health sent a letter to Cashmere High School parents on Tuesday confirming that the student was a close contact, but had tested negative and was isolated at home. …
Read More »Teacher censored for assaulting daughter after hearing of ‘marks of a sexual nature’ on her neck
[ad_1] An early childhood teacher admitted to police that she had “lost her way” during an argument with her daughter. Photo / 123RF An early childhood teacher was censured for assaulting her daughter after hearing that she had been with a boy who had put marks ‘of a sexual nature’ …
Read More »Record number of Maori in cabinet: ‘We should be proud of that’ – PM Jacinda Ardern
[ad_1] Deputy Labor Leader Kelvin Davis with Maori ministers and senior MPs during a press conference at the Beehive, Parliament, Wellington. Photo / Mark Mitchell New Zealand has a historically high number of Maori ministers sitting around the cabinet table, but there is still “much more work to be done.” …
Read More »Auckland’s housing market search is ‘too horrible’
[ad_1] Since An Auckland home hunter is shocked at how many properties have been lost and hit the rental market just weeks after being sold. Data from economists and banks show that the buy-to-rent market is heating up. But the Federation of Real Estate Investors contends that, in reality, first-time …
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