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A two-year-old boy, four-year-old boy and 35-year-old woman are all expected to survive after being rushed to the hospital following a stabbing and police-involved shooting inside a home in Mount Albert, Ont. on Saturday that left two people dead.

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is investigating following a stabbing on Saturday in the Town of East Gwillimbury, Ont. Two people were killed, including the suspect.

Ports congestion leads to nationwide champagne shortage 27 Jan, 2021 08:16 PM 4 minutes to read Aimee Shaw is a business reporter focusing on retail, small businessaimee.shaw@nzherald.co.nz@AceeyShaw Supermarkets and retailers are running short on stock of bubbly as congestion at the ports continues to wreak havoc. Global hold-ups of cargo ships at ports around the world and lengthy unloading delays at the countrys major port have been ongoing since October last year. Imports ...

Not that we needed another excuse to visit Andiamo, but the Jervois Road stalwart has re-launched its Locals Lunch. Featuring two delicious courses plus a glass of wine for the very reasonable price of $35, diners can expect the likes of arancini or bruschetta to start; followed by a choice of agnolotti, grilled market fish or a pork chop with nduja. Available Wednesday to Sunday from 12 – 4pm, this lush lunch offering is welcoming indeed. Don’t sleep on this innovative Wyndham Street resta...

How Wellington became the poster child for NZs water infrastructure crisis 7 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 11 minutes to read Wellington issues reporter, NZ Heraldgeorgina.campbell@nzme.co.nz Wellingtons forgotten infrastructure has come home to roost in the form of broken pipes, sludge trucks, sewage in the streets, and a public outcry. In January 2020 Wellingtons mayor was comfortable with the amount of money being spent on water infrastructure and described the timing of two catastro...

Even stronger now: Community rallies around couple with newborn after their store was burgled Newshub 6/01/2021 Kethaki Masilamani © Newshub Auckland cafe owners with a newborn have been left reeling after their store was burgled in the middle of the night. But the Mount Albert community they live in is rallying around them. Auckland cafe owners with a newborn have been left reeling after their store was burgled in the middle of the night.  But the Mount Albert community t...

Press Release – Tupuna Maunga Authority The High Court has today declined to make any of the orders sought by applicants who have protested against the Maunga Authoritys restoration plan. The High Court has found all of the Authoritys decision-making processes to be lawful. The High … The High Court has today declined to make any of the orders sought by applicants who have protested against the Maunga Authority’s restoration plan. The High Court has found all of the Authority’s decisio...

Treaty settlements found to override Reserves Act 23 Dec 2020 12:30 PM Maori, Waatea, Auckland’s Tupuna Maunga Authority, High Court , Paul Majurey, iwi More Related Stories The chair of Auckland’s Tūpuna Maunga Authority says a High Court judgment backing the removal of exotic trees from Ōwairaka Mount Albert has constitutional significance for other treaty settlements. The authority’s plan to chop down the 345 trees and replace them with 13,000 new native trees and shrubs was...

Media Release: 22 December 2020 The High Court has today declined to make any of the orders sought by applicants who have protested against the Maunga Authority’s restoration plan. The High Court has found all of the Authority’s decision-making processes to be lawful. The High Court’s decision finds that the Authority has acted lawfully in deciding to remove 345 exotic trees from Ōwairaka / Te Ahi-kā-a-Rakataura / Mount Albert and to plant 13,000 new native trees and shrubs. The decisio...

Owairaka tree defenders lost court challenge 23 Dec 2020 09:30 AM Photo: Radio Waatea Image Database. More Related Stories Related Podcast Auckland’s Tūpuna Maunga Authority is welcoming support from the High Court for its plans to restore native vegetation on Ōwairaka/ Mount Albert. The court yesterday found the authority had acted lawfully in deciding to remove 345 exotic trees from the mountain, also known as Te Ahi-kaÌ-a-Rakataura, and to plant 13,000 new native trees and shr...