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New national cancer treatment service opens Patients used to have to travel to Australia to receive the treatment. ); } else { // } A new national cancer treatment service will see patients who used to travel to Australia treated in Auckland. Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy, or PRRT, can help manage symptoms of metastatic neuroendocrine cancer and increase and improve life for people who have it. The treatment involves attaching a radioactive medicine to a spe...

Bantuan kerajaan berterusan A SHAH ALAM - Rintihan rakyat yang terkesan dengan krisis pandemik Covid-19 yang masih berlarutan ketika ini, didengari kerajaan, dengan menyediakan pelbagai bantuan berterusan yang disalurkan menerusi Pakej Perlindungan Rakyat dan Pemulihan Ekonomi (PEMULIH). Pakej rangsangan ekonomi bernilai RM150 bilion, yang merangkumi suntikan langsung fiskal kerajaan sebanyak RM10 bilion itu, diumumkan Perdana Menteri, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin pada 28 Jun lalu. Kempen tersebut ...

Viking Bay crew: 13 additional Covid cases The Viking Bay sailed into Wellington on Monday. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone ); } else { // } The Ministry of Health has received confirmation of an additional 13 positive tests to Covid-19 for crew from the quarantined fishing vessel Viking Bay. Two crew had previously been reported as confirmed with the virus. All 15 affected crew have now been transferred to an on-shore quarantine facility in Wellington. Five crew mem...

Record highs in vegetable prices Capsicum prices have reached an all-time high. Photo: MacKenzie Dyer. ); } else { // } The largest rise for vegetable prices in over four years pushed food prices up 1.4 per cent during the June 2021 month, Stats NZ says today. Vegetable prices rose 15 per cent in June, mainly influenced by rising prices for tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, broccoli and capsicum, which has reached an all-time high. . After adjusting for seasonal effects,...

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Tauranga teacher’s 22km rubbish run Luke McFarlane collected 29kg of rubbish on his run. Photo. Supplied. ); } else { // } A Tauranga Boys’ College teacher has helped to pick up nearly 60kg of rubbish as part of a drive to promote his new eco-friendly app. Luke McFarlane and firefighter Dan Goodwin have created Fulfilled, a site and app that encourages people to collect rubbish when they’re out and about. To highlight how effective the app can be, Luke embarked...

Bay Oval receives $1.7m grant The Bay Oval will receive a capital grant as part of Tauranga City Council’s Long Term Plan. File Image. SunLive. ); } else { // } A capital grant, confirmed as part of Tauranga City Council’s Long Term Plan, will see the Bay Oval cement its status as a premier cricket venue, according to the ground’s general manager. The grant, totalling $1.72 million, will go toward funding for the completion of the ground’s pavilion, event da...

Man pleads guilty to police officer‘s murder Constable Matthew Hunt was killed during a routine traffic stop in Auckland last year. ); } else { // } A man has pleaded guilty to the murder of Auckland police constable, Matthew Hunt, during a routine traffic stop in June last year. Meanwhile, a second officer who was shot and seriously injured can now be named as David Goldfinch. Eli Epiha, 25, pleaded guilty last Wednesday to Hunts murder and dangerous driving. A co...

Police probe Bethlehem blaze Police are following “strong lines of enquiry” as to the cause of the fire. Photo: Valerie OConnell. ); } else { // } Police are investigating a large fire in Bethlehem that left two cars damaged and destroyed part of a hedge. Firefighters were called to the blaze behind the Bethlehem Town Centre on Saturday afternoon. A police spokesperson says they are “following strong lines of enquiry” after being notified of the hedge fire on...

Karangahake Gorge now open following crash State Highway 2 at Karangahake was closed earlier following a serious crash involving a pedestrian and a car. Photo: SunLive. ); } else { // } 4.06pm update: State Highway 2 through Karangahake Gorge has now reopened following a serious crash. "The road is now open. Please be patient and take care. Waka Kotahi thanks motorists for their patience," says Waikato System Manager Cara Lauder. One person has been seriously injure...