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A physiotherapist massaged a patient on a public lawn in bare feet, told her about the first time he experienced marijuana and dropped the word “c**t” into

A physiotherapist massaged a patient on a public lawn in bare feet, told her about the first time he experienced marijuana and dropped the word “c**t” into...

A physiotherapist massaged a patient on a public lawn in bare feet, told her about the first time he experienced marijuana and dropped the c-word...

Alex Foulkes is today announcing that he is standing in the 2024 Green Party co-leadership election to replace James Shaw. A long-time activist and conservationist, Foulkes was born in Scotland and currently lives in Dunedin. Foulkes is standing to ensure ...

Faulkes describes himself as a staunch Eco-Socialist and trade unionist

The luxury house's first U.S. store dedicated to timepieces and jewels spotlights a stunning necklace boasting a 55.55 carat emerald-cut diamond.

The good news is that most initial repairs are complete. The bad news is that the restored infrastructure is just as vulnerable as it was prior to Gabrielle. Restoring infrastructure to the way it was before a natural disaster is not necessarily the best approach for a resilient future.

Cinema Lane celebrated the official opening of Edisons last weekend, a wedding and events venue nestled within the historic walls of the old iconic...

Cyclone Gabrielle caused chaos one year ago. Repairs due to that storm and the Auckland floods have required substantial time and resources. Hawkes Bay, parts of Auckland and the Coromandel all still bear the scars of the worst storm to hit New Zealand this century

The 30-share BSE Sensex was down 634.02 points at 71517.98