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A raft of Aucklanders are being asked to get tested for Covid-19 today, in relation to locations of interest from positive Covid-19 cases A raft of Aucklanders are being asked to get tested for Covid-19 today, in relation to locations of interest from positive Covid-19 cases 29 January 2021 The Health Ministry says anyone who visited the Farmers in Albanys Westfield Shopping Centre, between 11.29am and 12.08pm on January 24 should get tested today. Thats also the advice for anyone who visit...

???1;South Auckland GPs say theyre still feeling the pressure after last years Covid-19 lockdown 29 January 2021 A Local Democracy Reporting investigation shows low staff morale and burnout within the Counties Manukau DHB are exacerbating the problem. Clinical director at Otaras South Seas Healthcare, Dr Andrew Chan Mow says its been a tough battle with Covid-19. He says people forget that on top of Covid, they also need to continue to manage peoples other illnesses.

A gang turf war gripped the South Auckland suburb in late 2020, forcing a school into lock down and armed police to patrol the streets. Community leaders are now warning the cycle of violent retribution could continue in 2021, unless radical interventions are made. Community workers in Ōtara, from left, Shardae Komene, Sully Paea and Judy Speight. Photo: Supplied. The violent altercations that loomed large in Ōtara last year could return in 2021 if new gangs continue to challenge the Killer...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Where to get tested in Auckland, Northland today 27 Jan, 2021 07:11 PM 5 minutes to read NZ Herald Anyone who visited a dozen new locations of interest - including supermarkets, restaurants and retail stores - in Auckland, is being urged to get a Covid test as soon as possible. The information comes after the Ministry of Health made a late-night announcement confirming two more people who had been in managed isolation at the Pullman Auckland hotel have tested positive for ...

This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions. They are also the duo behind some top homegrown talent including Savage, Aaradhna and Adeaze and suffered the near-demise of their record label in 2007. Andy and Brotha D joined Charlotte Ryan to explain their motivation behind making the documentary, and crack some jokes. They said they were humbled by the release of the film and the reception from people who have been enthusiastic about it. "That buzz there - for the last few yea...

Last year the event saw riders come together to fundraise for the Key to Life Charitable Trust. The ride will start at the home of the Northcote Tigers, Birkenhead War Memorial Park, before stopping in at the Otara Scorpions and then heading further south to the Taniwharau Rugby League Club in Huntly. Entry is $20 with all funds going to the Starship Foundation. ARL chief executive officer Greg Whaiapu said its a great chance to help out a worthy charity, while at the same time giving members f...

Press Release – Auckland Rugby League The Auckland Rugby League’s charity motorcycle ride on March 7, held in conjunction with Colemans Motorcyles, will raise funds for the Starship Foundation. Last year the event saw riders come together to fundraise for the Key to Life Charitable Trust. The ride will start at the home of the Northcote Tigers, Birkenhead War Memorial Park, before stopping in at the Otara Scorpions and then heading further south to the Taniwharau Rugby League Club in Huntly...

Oscar Kightley on his documentary about iconic South Auckland hip-hop label Dawn Raid 20 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read Karl Puschmann is a senior entertainment writer and columnist for the New Zealand Herald.karl.puschmann@nzherald.co.nz@CritiKarl The story of the iconic Dawn Raid Entertainment record label begins with its founders Andy Murnane and Danny Brotha D Leaoasavaii selling t-shirts at the Otara Markets at the tail end of the 90s, sees the pair triumphantly sca...

Of course at the heart of this tale are Dawn Raid founders Brotha D and Andy Murnane, mates since selling t-shirts at Otara Markets 20 years ago.  They went on to showcase the very best in Pasifika and New Zealand hip hop until it all came grinding to a heart-breaking halt. Their story is an emotional, rewarding ride. You can have the most compelling story full of life and love and colour and drama but if it isnt told right its a tragic waste. This was told right.   New Zealand is witnessing...

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