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[ad_1] Labor Party Leader Jacinda Ardern is ignoring Judith Collins’ claim that the Labor leader lied about Covid-19 testing at the border. And Ardern has launched some verbal criticisms of her own, calling the National Party leader “morally wrong” on climate change, “desperate” with her continuing claims about the Greens’ …

[ad_1] A Sanson business has been destroyed in a massive fire, which injured one person and threatened to spread to the gas station next door. Firefighters were called to Dundas Rd, State Highway 3, near the intersection with SH1, when Passionz Unique Imports and Home Decor caught fire at 5:15 …

[ad_1] 7:36 am, October 13, 2020 Much has been made of Rieko Ioane’s now infamous drop ball on the try line in the 48 hours following the opening clash of the Bledisloe Cup in Wellington. The reaction to the missed opportunity to score a try, which would almost certainly have …

[ad_1] After questions were raised about the fact that the Porirua City Council was claiming $ 2.6 million in wage subsidies, the council now says it will reimburse the amount. Employers had to have experienced a 30 percent drop in income as a result of Covid-19 for a month between …

[ad_1] Auckland’s well-known Queen Street McDonald’s is closing its doors after almost 45 years of service. Iconic McDonald’s Store on Queen St. Source: 1 NEWS However, fans of the golden arches need not worry, as it is opening a new location just two doors away. The large Queen Street location …

[ad_1] Christel Yardley / Stuff A couple from a WaihÄ ‘dairy farm have been convicted on serious animal welfare charges (file photo) A Waihī farmer couple has been fined more than $ 7,500 on serious animal welfare charges. Gary Kester Mathers, 68, and Margaret Helen Mathers, 67, previously pleaded guilty …

[ad_1] National leader Judith Collins launched her most scathing attack to date on the government’s Covid-19 response, calling Jacinda Ardern a liar for comments made about the border workers’ testing in June. Your playlist will load after this announcement. The national leader was in Wellington today, trying to build support …

[ad_1] Blaming people for their own obesity is “superficial, vague and wrong,” says a health expert after Judith Collins commented that overweight people must “take some personal responsibility.” The National Party leader said that her attitude towards the obesity problem “was not sticky”, adding: “Do not blame the systems for …

[ad_1] “Oh, I think we are doing very well here in Otaki,” he said. As for the rest of the country, it’s on Collins. National’s Wellington MPs hope they haven’t received a death kiss this campaign, especially in the fringe seats where National is at risk of being crushed. National’s …

[ad_1] National Party leader Judith Collins has described obesity as a weakness and says that people should not “blame the systems for their personal choices.” National Party leader Judith Collins on the election campaign. Photo: RNZ / Jane Patterson Yesterday he was asked about his opinion on obesity during a …