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EDDIE SIMON MEDIA Architect Tim Nees of New Work Studio has just completed his own new home, at Taylor’s Mistake in Christchurch. The architect said he painted it white because he "didnt want another black house". Christchurch architect Tim Nees has just completed his own house on the hill at Taylor’s Mistake – a small seaside community known for its quaint weatherboard baches and cave homes. But there’s no mistaking the new Nees house – it’s the bright white, modern building that ...

Ockham backed down for the day and told protesters the crane would be removed from the site. Avondale Business Association chairman Marcus Amosa said the delaying or possible cancellation of major property developments in the area was a concern. RYAN ANDERSON/Stuff The macrocarpa is 150 years old and is a notable tree. “Whats more concerning is when an interest group dominates a local issue with its own agenda, using our local neighbourhood to further their own cause, albeit an important o...

The best winter riding boots will do all the things your regular riding boots can, while keeping you protected from the wet and cold winter weather. There are a few different styles, but the best ones will allow you to ride with as much feel as you would get in your favourite long leather riding boots, despite having the extra layers of insulation. Although they’re not all designed to be yard boots, many options have features to help them cope with winter life on the yard. You’re more like...

CAF Dedicates P-63 Kingcobra to Real Rosie The Riveter CAF Dedicates P-63 Kingcobra to Real Rosie The Riveter By Steve Forsyth, CAF Dixie Wing Public Information Officer Betty Bishop could never have known that her WWII aircraft factory work when she was 18 would bring her a hero’s honor in 2020. Surrounded by a small crowd and numerous cameras, Betty watched in November as the Commemorative Air Force Dixie Wing unveiled the nose of its restored P-63 Kingcobra, with yellow paint exclaiming t...

Horse & Hound Trending: Credit: Jon Stroud Media Binge-watching horsey DVDs, hunting and overindulging on Christmas dinner – top riders are no different to the rest of us. Here, Mark Todd shares the details of what he usually gets up to on Christmas Day “We’re staying at home and the staff who are staying on will probably join us. We’d normally see friends but I don’t think that’ll happen this year; it’ll be a low-key one. “We try to make doing the yard as easy as poss...

Business Insider: FMAs growing army, Simon Power tipped as possible next Westpac CEO 18 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read More than half of the FMAs 241 staff now earn over $100k. 123rf NZ Herald THE INSIDER Stay up-to-date with The Insider, a weekly column featuring whats happening behind the scenes in business. Many businesses have cut staff pay and laid-off workers this year, but one government department has had a bumper rise in the number of its staff earning more than...

Magnolia Manor senior living facilities plan for COVID-19 vaccine arrival Magnolia Manor senior living facilities plan for COVID-19 vaccine arrival By Cindy Centofanti | December 15, 2020 at 7:23 PM EST - Updated December 15 at 9:44 PM COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has made it abundantly clear that healthcare workers, nursing homes, and long-term care facilities will be among the first groups of people to receive initial doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. The Mag...

Down that path, even though she strongly advises against it. but hasan has not budged. >> when you choose to represent yourself, you dont have to know how to be a good lawyer, but you cant complain later you got a bad lawyer in trial and thats what he is stuck with on appeal. >> reporter: because he is representing himself, the 42-year-old army psychologist has a choice whether he will testify. however, he cant make statements, rather only ask himself questions, then answer them. today, the cour...

Extremely powerful. munley arrived on the scene and seeing a soldier in uniform firing in her direction and she returned fire and was shot three times and went down to the ground. the shooter kicked the weapon away and stood over her and tried shooting by his gun jammed. it wasnt until another fort hood police officer, sergeant mark todd, eventually fired the final shot hitting the suspect and paralyzing him. sergeant todd is expected to testify likely tomorrow were told. we saw dash-cam video f...

She testified about she shot an unnone number of shots. she was shot and knocked to the ground. her testimony continued that has san kicked the gun a. from her and stood over here and tried to fire his weapon but it jammed. another officer, a different officer, sergeant mark todd, who fired the very last shot, hitting the accused gunman and paralyzing him, shepard. >> shepard: is sergeant todd going to testify? >> that expected sometime monday or tuesday. court is in recess now. it wrapped up ea...