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Source: Auckland Council Ten new public roads and a private road in the Paerata Rise subdivision will all carry Māori names connected with the Methodist Church and Bible. Te Rātā Boulevard, Arohaina Avenue, Manatika Road, Kenehi Roard, Metorita Crescent, Arohanui Road, Haukake Roade, Karaipiture Road, Manakitia Road, Wjakatuora Road and Arohanoa Lane have all been approved by Franklin Local Board. Te Rātā recognises that the boulevard will be planted with the popular native tr...

TV 1st Mar 2021 4:05 PM Just days after the decomposed remains of Sydney conwoman Melissa Caddick were found washed up on a remote beach, the Nine Network has flagged a TV adaptation of the chilling case. The drama series was given the green light by the broadcast network late on Friday after news broke that the 49-year-olds badly decomposed foot was discovered on the NSW south coast - three months after she vanished from her eastern suburbs mansion. The Sydney mo...

Crime by Mark Morri Premium Content   Police are investigating the "strong possibility" Melissa Caddick was alive for weeks or even longer after she was reported missing from her Eastern Suburbs mansion. Senior officers said despite modelling showing a body could float from Sydney to where her sneaker and remains were found on the NSW south coast, there remain serious doubts they could have drifted that far. They believe the sneaker with skeletal remain...

A TV drama on fraudster Melissa Caddick has been given the green light after her remains washed up on a beach.

A TV drama on fraudster Melissa Caddick has been given the green light after her remains washed up on a beach.

A TV drama on fraudster Melissa Caddick has been given the green light after her remains washed up on a beach.

A TV drama on fraudster Melissa Caddick has been given the green light after her remains washed up on a beach.

A TV drama on fraudster Melissa Caddick has been given the green light after her remains washed up on a beach.

A TV drama on fraudster Melissa Caddick has been given the green light after her remains washed up on a beach.

A TV drama on fraudster Melissa Caddick has been given the green light after her remains washed up on a beach.