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New Delhi [India], May 30 (ANI): Usha Rangnani, Deputy Commissioner of Police of Northwest Delhi, on Sunday chaired a virtual meeting to brief members of the department on the implementation of Covid appropriate behaviour as the Delhi government relaxed norms for construction and factory workers and allowed them to begin work from Monday onwards.

Serious injuries in SH26 crash Photos from emergency services at the scene, show the extent of the damage to the ute. Photos: ARHT. ); } else { // } Police are investigating the cause of a crash with has left one person with serious injuries. Emergency services were called to a crash between a truck and ute on State Highway 26, near Kopu, around 8.30am on Thursday. The Thames Volunteer Fire Brigade says both of their appliances responded to the crash, along with poli...

Bay of Plenty on heavy rain watch Heavy rain is forecast to lash the region tomorrow. File photo. ); } else { // } A severe weather watch for heavy rain is now in force for the Bay of Plenty. The MetService says heavy rain is possible for parts of central New Zealand, and possible severe gales for the South Island west coast. “A complex low pressure system over the Tasman Sea is forecast to move slowly southeastwards across central and northern New Zealand over the...

Hope grows for Whakatane Mill sale Whakatane township has been hit hard, losing tourism business after the Whakaari/White Island eruption in December 2019 and then with Covid-19. Now the local mill will close in June. Photo: CHRISTEL YARDLEY/STUFF/Waikato Times. ); } else { // } Whakatane Mill staff have reached an agreement in principle with their potential new employer and are hopeful the sale of the mill will be finalised soon too. First Union representative Jared...

Carbon targets threaten small freight firms File Image. SunLive. ); } else { // } Further consolidation is expected in the road freight industry as small firms struggle to meet decarbonisation targets on their own. An industry report from Westpac New Zealand indicates the key to meeting carbon targets is to improve operational efficiencies, which would likely leave the road freight industry with far fewer than the 4700 firms currently in business. "Reducing fossil fu...

Fatalities confirmed following Waikato crash The road is expected to be closed for several hours while the serious crash unit investigates the scene. File photo. ); } else { // } Two people have died following an early morning crash. The crash, between a car and a truck, was reported to police at about 1.40am on State Hightway 1/Tirau Road in Karapiro. "The two occupants of the car died at the scene," says a police spokesperson. "SH1/Tirau Road remains closed betwe...

Multiple vehicle crash on Maunganui Road File image/SunLive. One lane of Maunganui Road is blocked after a multiple vehicle crash tonight. One southbound lane of Maunganui road is blocked between Spur Avenue and Concord Avenue after a crash around 6.20pm, says a police spokesperson. “At this early stage it looks like three or four cars are involved.” The spokesperson says there are no reported injuries. At the scene? Call 0800 SUNLIVE or email photos to newsroom@thesun.co.nz ); } else { ...

by Councillor Steve Morris Abraham Lincoln said: “If [people are] given the truth, they can be depended upon to meet any national crisis. The great point is to bring them the real facts.” What undermines confidence in the bureaucracy is a tendency to only highlight ‘facts’ that suit their agenda. The marketing Council is doing on this year’s budget omits ‘unpleasant’ facts like a $14m increase in Council salaries while nurses and teachers have a pay freeze. The marketing says i...

Chief Executive of Priority One Recently we saw the release of quarterly economic data, with the Bay of Plenty a stellar performer compared to nearly all other regions in Aotearoa for the March quarter. Our economy is in better shape than most on almost all measures; notably employment, consumer spending and economic growth. The strength of our economy has quickly led us to concentrate on what the future looks like, in particular where we get talent from for businesses that are growing. Unem...