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Former deputy PM says New Zealand government is covering up mine disaster The Labour Party-led government’s Pike River Recovery Agency (PRRA) is continuing work on sealing the Pike River coal mine where 29 people were killed in the November 2010 disaster. The aim is to prevent the examination of crucial evidence about what sparked a series of explosions. For more than a decade the political establishment has protected those responsible for the disaster, including former managers, chief execut...

Mark said he would like to work with the airshow trust to help grow it into “New Zealand’s premier airshow” and expand its trade and educational offerings. “I think the event has enormous potential far beyond just being an airshow,” he said. “It’s time to take a fresh look at the event, what the aim and purpose is, what our objectives are. “When you’re running an event that you have to fundraise over a million dollars to put on ... that lasts over three days and can go br...

What they are. more and more whether its aoc or bernie sanders who are on the precipice of admitting who they are. many of them are obvious when they are defending cuba and castro. jesse: mark levin "american marxism." i highly recommend this book. thank you so much for coming on "watters world." i know the book will probably be number one. thanks for probably knocking me off the top of the chart. mark: jesse, you are a good man. mark: next, governor ron mark: next, governor ron desantis joins u...

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Article content At 3:50 p.m., meteorologists tracked a storm capable of producing “very strong wind gusts, up to toonie size hail and heavy rain.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Flooding reported as multiple thunderstorms roll over Calgary Back to video That warning ended around 4:50 pm. But the weather service issued another at 5:23 p.m. calling for nickel-sized hail as well as “very strong” wind gusts and heavy rain. The second thund...

By Bryce Edwards* Opinion - This week New Zealand was officially pronounced the second most peaceful nation on Earth - just behind Iceland - in the publication of the annual Global Peace Index. New Zealands high "peacefulness" score was based on the countrys low amount of violence, conflict and terrorism. Defence Minister Peeni Henare said defence spending is business as usual. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone However, New Zealand was marked down in the results this year because of "an increase i...

Henare said the capability plan wasn’t just about ships and planes. Infrastructure was a problem and part of the capability plan was to “regrow” those bases. This aligned with the Government’s priorities, he said. He was currently discussing what the plan might look like with Finance Minister Grant Robertson, and more detail would be known by the final quarter of this year. Green Party defence spokeswomen Golriz Ghahraman asked Henare whether it was now irresponsible to proceed with ...

In 1996 New Zealand First shook up the political landscape. And for 25 years Former MP Ron Mark stood by the party and its enigmatic leader.

Matangireia: Māori Political Legacies is coming to RNZ on 8 June The second season of Māori Political Legacies, explores the careers of former Māori Members of Parliament. Eight former Māori MPs from across the political divide discuss the highs and lows of their time in Parliament in a series of revealing conversations. Filmed in Parliaments historic Māori Affairs room from which the series takes its name, Matangireia is presented by three acclaimed Māori journalists; Mihingarangi For...

Police confirm man detained by Military Police in public place but say no criminal offence despite ongoing NZDF investigation 12 May, 2021 10:40 PM 5 minutes to read Anna Leask is a senior reporter for the New Zealand Heraldanna.leask@nzherald.co.nz@AnnaLeask The Defence Force will convene a Court of Inquiry into an allegation that military police unlawfully detained a man. And police say while the man was detained - there is no evidence of a criminal offence and the military officers were acti...