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All right. Can i have a emotion and second for this approval of the minutes the regular meeting of february 23rd, 2016, so moved second any corrections mr. Totiano ms. Fewer ms. Mendozamcdonnell dr. Murase ms. Norton mr. Walton ms. Wynns and mr. Haney, 5 is. We want to thank everyone who is joining us in person if anyone want to address the board of education there are cards out in the hallway if you can fill them out and give them to ms. Casco before the item is called mr. Superintendent. Thank...

A surfers daring dive after a boat is whacked by a massive wave. Good monday morning. Im marci gonzalez. Im t. J. Holmes and beginning with the new indiana law sparking an outcry. Supporters say it protects liberty. But protesters say it discriminates against homosexuals. The law may be clarified but wont changed. Abc has the latest. Our state reporter after a weekend of protests and heated debate this morning the firestorm over indianas new relinlous freedom law courageous on allowing businesse...

New Zealand workplaces have been urged to speak out against harassment on the back of a new study that shows its financial impact on businesses.

By Kate Green of RNZ Residents in flood-damaged Eskdale in Hawke’s Bay are still battling insurance claims a year on from Cyclone Gabrielle . Some 965 claims...

Residents in flood-damaged Eskdale are still battling insurance claims a year on from Cyclone Gabrielle.

Following the announcement yesterday from EQC that the organisation is going to undertake consultation regarding a new claims dispute resolution service, many more questions need answers.

Fife's first ethical letting agency was officially launched last month. Fife Private Rental Solutions (FPRS) is keen to support a strong and sustainable private rental sector which can assist in tackling the homeless issue in Fife. Not just for vulnerable tenants or those on benefits, the service ha

An Auckland resident says her insurer upped its offer for flood repairs after she questioned the scope and sought a second opinion.

An Auckland homeowner says the scope of works from her insurer to repair her flood damaged house underestimates the work needed.

A homeowner says the scope of works from her insurer underestimates the work needed.