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Andre Maddock with partner Nadia Jooste and their then 18-month-old son Lucas. Photo: Supplied. Judge Deborah Marshall was not able to confirm a switch to the lamotrigine brand Logem caused the deaths, although could not rule it out as a background factor for two of them. As such no recommendations were made. Arabella Gubay, a patient advocate whose daughter has epilepsy, was furious. "Im absolutely shocked and heartbroken that the coroner was looking for 100 percent certainty that the brand s...

But Judge Deborah Marshall found Pharmac's communication on the change in medication was "lacking".

The Leader Newspaper UNIBET PREMIER LEAGUE DARTS OWS Darts Day 1 –   Jose de Sousa claimed victory on the first day, with an 8-1 final defeat of Luke Humphries, to include an outstanding average of 114. The Portuguese thrower also enjoyed  similar averages earlier of 101 v Mach Kuivenhoven, a 111 against Brendan Dolan and a semi final 104 over Krzysztof Kcluk. ln the final, legs of 10,11,11,14 and 12 were just too much for the former World Youth Champion, Humphries. Curren...

Bill Ralston: National Party fracturing along religious lines 6 May, 2021 11:31 PM 3 minutes to read Simon Bridges recently stirred up a small storm on social media when it became plain that he is to host a large religious service in the Beehive Banquet Hall. Photo / Mark Mitchell Simon Bridges recently stirred up a small storm on social media when it became plain that he is to host a large religious service in the Beehive Banquet Hall. Photo / Mark Mitchell By: Bill Ralston Opinion: Somethin...

Print The financial adviser who has taken on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) over the size of its levy increase is now urging the Federal Government to adopt the US Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) model for having wrong-doers foot the bill for their own wrongdoing. The principal of small planning firm Shenton Limited, Ross Smith, wrote to the Commonwealth Ombudsman complaining the rise in the ASIC levy risked making his business insolvent and suggesting that sma...

  SASKATOON -- Saskatoon city council’s approval of a plan to extend bike lanes for $6.2 million that will run eight blocks from 8th Street to Taylor Street on Victoria Avenue has some residents in Buena Vista launching a petition. The petition, which had garnered more than 600 signatures as of Wednesday afternoon, claims the project will decrease property values and affect side street parking in the surrounding areas. Linda Walker who lives in the neighbourhood said she’s torn on the i...

A veteran self-licensed financial adviser has sought hardship relief from the tripling of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission levy, outlining his complaints in a formal letter to the Commonwealth Ombudsman.

Type of recreation: Strategy Developer/Publishers: GSC Game World, GSC World Publishing American Conquest: Fight Back (1.53 GB) is a Strategy online game. Developed by Ross Smith and revealed by GSC Game World, GSC World Publishing. It was launched on September 30, 2003 for Windows PC. Three centuries of battle proceed – with much more frantic fight and extra determined energy struggles raging throughout the American continent. The Spanish sound the assault on Yucatan amidst fierce Maya an...

Some of TikToks Biggest Stars Are 80-Year-Olds Photo Illustration by Gluekit; Images courtesy of TikTok Grandparents TikTok is where new Gen Z entertainment stars are minted. Ambitious young people like 20-year Addison Rae and 16-year-old Charli DAmelio have been able to amass huge audiences on the social media platform (DAmelios tops 100 million) by dancing, singing, lip-syncing, pulling pranks, performing skits and whatever else they can think of in short videos, most of which last between 15...

First ‘aerial delivery’ of bread in Australia RESIDENTS and holiday makers at Cowes, Phillip Island, were awakened on Good Friday morning by the droning of an aeroplane, and a favored few received “hot x buns” from the clouds. Mr H. McColl, baker, and storekeeper, of Cowes, realising his inability to supply the needs of the large parties of campers on the isle, arranged with Messrs Borer & Co, the Port Melbourne bread manufacturers, to supply him with 100 large loaves, and a bag of buns...