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Covid 19 coronavirus: Northland community case - 3.5-hour wait for testing as officials urge patience 24 Jan, 2021 10:55 PM 13 minutes to read Cars were lined up for about a kilometre at the Marsden Point testing centre around midday. Kylie Moore, from Ruakākā, was at the front of the testing line. The 46-year-old had been waiting since 8.30am and was just getting tested at midday. Advertisement She said she was fortunate she brought lunch with her but said she felt sorry for a lot of the old...

OPINION: The bigger the risk, the greater the delay.

Two more of the community case's close contacts are waiting for test results.

Dr Richard Taylor on life as a forensic psychiatrist: You need a strong stomach — and stamina 16 Jan, 2021 08:00 PM 10 minutes to read Forensic psychologist Dr Richard Taylor. Photo / The Sunday Times/News The Times By: Audrey Ward Richard Taylor tells Audrey Ward what it was like to work with some of Britains most notorious criminals, from Camden Ripper Anthony Hardy to hate preacher Abu Hamza. Dr Richard Taylor, a consultant forensic psychiatrist, was walking his daughter...

I read 1,000 picture books. Here’s what I learned. Some people assume that children’s books are not for an intelligent audience because they are written for the young. Though kids books can be funny, silly or simple, they contain truths. The more profoundly simple that truth is, the more people of all ages can learn from it. This year, I read 1,000 different picture books while researching the children’s literary market. I was astounded at how many books contained messages that a...

Top three columns of the year from Audrey Young.

My fascination with Audrey Hepburn began in my late childhood. Although I was intrigued by the lithe beauty I had seen in My Fair Lady (a staple in my household

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