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(MENAFN)An industrial report stated that Chinas tablet computer consignments hit almost 6.14 million units throughout the fourth quarter of 2020, increased 5.6 percent year on year. Though, the expansion rate was lower than that of the international market throughout the same period, a statement from the international market intelligence company International Data Corporation revealed. The revival in the international tablet market last year was driven by unprecedented consumer and educational ...

Partner of Mongrel Mob Kawerau president and two other men jailed 12 Feb, 2021 04:30 AM 8 minutes to read Irene Raki was sentenced to two years six months prison in Tauranga District Court on February 12. Photo / George Novak The partner of the president of the Mongrel Mob Kawerau chapter has been jailed for more than two years for money-laundering offences totalling almost $250,000. Frank Milosevics partner, Irene Raki, and his son Slobodan Milosevics partner Raiha Tawera wer...

First photos of Tauranga s $400m Winstone Wallboards plasterboard plant 12 Feb, 2021 06:00 PM 6 minutes to read An artist impression of what the major manufacturing and distribution facility will look like. Photo / Supplied An artist impression of what the major manufacturing and distribution facility will look like. Photo / Supplied The first construction phase of Taurangas $400 million plasterboard facility has begun in the Tauriko Business Estate - this initial phase costing almost $40m. ...

Tourism New Zealands Rene de Monchy on getting Kiwis travelling 11 Feb, 2021 04:43 AM 6 minutes to read Hot Water Beach on the Coromandel. Kiwis have flocked to the area. Photo / Supplied Aviation, tourism and energy writer for the NZ Heraldgrant.bradley@nzherald.co.nz@gbradleynz Almost a year since international travel was thrown into chaos, Tourism New Zealands boss says Kiwis need a jolt to get out and see their own country. And René de Monchy says that although there ...

Tumble at Kerikeris Rainbow Falls sparks major rescue operation 10 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 2 minutes to read Emergency services - including Fire, St John Ambulance, Police, Far North Search and Rescue and the Northland Rescue Helicopter - descended on Rainbow Falls to rescue a man with a broken leg. Photo / Peter de Graaf Emergency services - including Fire, St John Ambulance, Police, Far North Search and Rescue and the Northland Rescue Helicopter - descended on Rainbow Falls to rescue a man with a...

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Whakatāne Black Power member on trial defending attempted murder charge 9 Feb, 2021 06:00 PM 5 minutes to read The accused and the victim were both members of Black Power but were in different chapters. Photo / File The accused and the victim were both members of Black Power but were in different chapters. Photo / File The lawyer for a gang member accused of almost fatally stabbing another man belonging to a different gang chapter says the Crown has "the wrong man" on trial. Cruz Sonn...

Kiwis appear to be divided on what the dress code should be for MPs in the Beehive.

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Reiterating the negative impact of inequitable access to Covid-19 vaccines worldwide at a press briefing here on Friday, Tedros said that although the number of vaccine doses administered globally has already exceeded the number of reported infections, more than three-quarters of those were administered in just 10 countries that account for almost 60 per cent of global gross domestic product (GDP). Mean