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Humble Napier police officer who saved a boy swept off Marine Parade dies of cancer 5 May, 2021 01:33 AM 3 minutes to read Senior constable Bryan Farquharson (left) and constable Paul Bailey with Joshua McQuoid, who they rescued in Napier in 2013. Photo / Mark Mitchell Senior constable Bryan Farquharson (left) and constable Paul Bailey with Joshua McQuoid, who they rescued in Napier in 2013. Photo / Mark Mitchell The son of Napier Senior Constable Bryan Farquharson says his father always treate...

Court order boosts funding plea as lawmakers build budget JOHN OCONNOR, AP Political Writer April 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Tyrone T., left, and Jack L., discuss their jobs which have been on hold because of the COVID 19 pandemic in this April 1, 2021, photo at the Springfield, Ill., group home they live in operated by Sparc, an agency devoted to assisting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. A state study prompted by a federal consent decree reports t...

Sasha Borissenko: Which MPs own the most property - part 2 4 Apr, 2021 03:00 AM 8 minutes to read Finance Minister Grant Robertson and PM Jacinda Ardern defend criticism from Judith Collins over bright-line test changes. Video / Mark Mitchell Finance Minister Grant Robertson and PM Jacinda Ardern defend criticism from Judith Collins over bright-line test changes. Video / Mark Mitchell NZ Herald COMMENT: In light of the Governments recent housing announcement last week I canvassed our MPs prope...

Labour partys got no idea: National MP knocks down Govt over rubbish housing claims Newshub 4/04/2021 Mark Quinlivan © Video - Newshub; Image - Getty/File Watch: Kiwis offered the chance to buy shares in a $1 million Auckland house. Nationals David Bennett says Labour has "no idea" about the housing market as the second week after the Governments changes to tax policy near an end. Last week, the Government announced it would phase out the so-called "tax loophole" for proper...

Press Release – Wellington City Council The new walking and biking paths along the Cobham Drive foreshore have been blessed by Taranaki Whnui ki te Upoko o te Ika at a ceremony this morning (Monday 15 March) and then officially opened by Deputy Mayor Sarah Free and MP for hriu Greg OConnor. … The new walking and biking paths along the Cobham Drive foreshore have been blessed by Taranaki Whānui ki te Upoko o te Ika at a ceremony this morning (Monday 15 March) and then officially opened by ...

SECTIONAL THURSDAY: Whitman ends Lyons dynasty; Waterloo, Pal-Mac, South Seneca girls bound for title games This content is brought to you by the FingerLakes1.com Team. Support our mission by visiting www.patreon.com/fl1 or learn how you send us your local content here. The marquee match-up of Thursday night’s sectional schedule was in the boys Class C1 semifinal as the #5 seed Marcus Whitman Wildcats took on #1 seed Lyons Lions. Both teams brought senior laden rosters and a very successful r...

3/10/2021 Officials share early plans for new LHS athletic center Early plans for a student athletic center at Lincoln High School, drawn up by RGB Architects, show space for basketball and tennis courts, a practice track, a turf area and storage for physical education and athletics. LINCOLN – RGB Architects and Lincoln school leaders have shared early plans for a new athletic center at Lincoln High School, which would feature space for physical education classes and various athletic programs...

Meridian faces $11m spot market charge after spilling water, but forecasts that will fall to 'closer to $2m' in final calculation.

Meridian faces $11m spot market charge after spilling water, but forecasts that will fall to 'closer to $2m' in final calculation.

Subscribe ‘Concentration of power’: NZ Grocery Code of Conduct moves to parliamentary stage as suppliers fight for their rights By Pearly Neo New Zealand’s debate over creating a Grocery Code of Conduct has now moved to the parliamentary stage after the NZ Food and Grocery Council (NZFGC) presented it to parliament in the name of preventing potential ‘abuse of power’ by local supermarkets. The debate over establis...