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Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP As Bonchie reported yesterday, the long-awaited medical examiner’s report on the death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick was released Monday. To quickly recap, Washington, D.C. chief medical examiner Francisco J. Diaz ruled that Sicknick “suffered two strokes and died of natural causes a day after he confronted rioters at the Jan. 6 insurrection,” according to a Washington Post report. In addition to that, Diaz told the Post that there was no e...

Two Raw Sisters: An Anzac biscuit for 2021 Be Well 19 April 2021 Two Raw Sisters Anzac biscuits Photography: Supplied Authors, cooks, and advocates of a plant-based lifestyle. Everyone loves a great Anzac bikkie and these ones are even better because they are made with whole, unprocessed everyday pantry staple ingredients. If you are struggling to find certain ingredients, you can, of course, easily swap the ingredients listed for something else more tradtional ie plain flour instead of spelt f...

Anzac Day services After two years of official ANZAC services being disrupted due to the Christchurch mosque attacks and Covid-19, the region’s service and parade organisers are looking forward to a return to normal this year. Matakana School got the ball rolling on April 9, when students gathered at the village war memorial to lay a wreath and pay their tributes to those who served. For a full guide to local services, see below. After two years of cancellations due to the Christchurch mosque...

Anzac display in Whanganui Girls College foyer 19 Apr, 2021 04:09 PM Quick Read The annual Anzac display at Whanganui Girls College. Photos / Paul Brooks Paul Brooks is editor of Whanganui Midweek, in your letterbox every Wednesdaypaul.brooks@nzme.co.nz Megan and Wally Wallbutton, on behalf of the Wanganui Girls College Old Girls Association and Wanganui RSA Womens Section, have transformed the huge display case in the school foyer into a work of art in memory of those who served with the Anzac...

Artist flags to fly at bridge celebrating ANZAC Day 18 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read What happens when an artist loves horses, photography, textiles and childrens art? Artist-designed flags will fly across six towns and at the ANZAC Memorial Bridge at Kaiparoro for the annual Service (2pm). The ANZAC Bridge Fellowship for 2020/2021 honours the horses that went to war. It was awarded to Esther Bunning, NZ Professional Photographer of the Year, and a portrait artist experienced in photogra...

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Rotorua will remember with range of Anzac commemorations 15 Apr, 2021 09:14 PM 3 minutes to read The Anzac Parade in 2019. Photo / Supplied Rotorua Daily Post Ka maumahara tonu tātau ki a rātau. We will remember them. Last year saw a very different way of commemorating Anzac Day with New Zealanders in lockdown due to Covid-19. This year, the installation of the Rotorua District Field of Remembrance on April 16 marks the start of public Anzac commemorations in the district. The field of cross...

http://shet.news/tgep4 Copied! Also in the News is our regular round-up of news snippets that didn’t quite made the ‘frontpage’. Fair Isle has become perhaps the first fully vaccinated community in Scotland. Staff from NHS Shetland recently flew out to the island half way between Orkney and Shetland on Monday to administer the second doses. The health board plans similar trips to Foula, Papa Stour, Skerries and Fetlar. Meanwhile, latest statistics from Public Health Scotla...

Hawkes Bay students organise Anzac commemoration for 1500 people 14 Apr, 2021 12:57 AM 2 minutes to read Tamatea High School head boy and committee chairman Jack Winiana and committee member Harry Berryman finalising plans for an Anzac commemoration in Taradale on Friday. Photo / Warren Buckland Tamatea High School head boy and committee chairman Jack Winiana and committee member Harry Berryman finalising plans for an Anzac commemoration in Taradale on Friday. Photo / Warren Buckland A group of...

Robyn Edie/Stuff The Poppy and Star Flight in Invercargill on April 8. At Invercargills welcome event were Nazia Amaliya, Jean Wilkie, Dianne Blair, Conal Mulligan and Jonet Moore. The Poppy & Star Flight – a nationwide fundraising project with 34 volunteer pilots each flying a sector of a four-week circling of the country – hits the Central North Island and Waikato over the weekend . The flight, dreamed up by travel broker Melanie Salisbury, involves a giant poppy and star flown around Ne...