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Tuesday after forty days in captivity. The bishop of narrow and nearby town was able to speak to him shortly after his release. We were re united with him this morning and as well. His captors industry is enjoying his time and attention. Is it better we want to thank all of whom works to really sum it all it did. Towards the end and this was kidnapped in november fourteen in the town of kicks you in northern cameroon. Dear and fifteen gunmen burst into his compound and raccoons deer flies toward...

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"If you don’t have a passion for food, service, and hospitality, it’s not your game."

A woman involved in a drug debt revenge kidnapping plot and brutal beating will serve seven months' home detention in emergency housing.
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The MetService is warning much of the North Island is in for a wild night of howling winds and heavy rain as the remnants of Cyclone Dovi pass over.

'Let's not repeat history' was the cry at Waikato University as it opened the first tertiary vaccination centre with a focus on Māori and Pasifika.

Alton 11am at the Alton Memorial. Eltham’s service assembles at the Eltham Fire Station at 8.45 am to march to the War Memorial gates on Conway Rd, followed immediately by the RSA commemorative service at the services cemetery, Anderson Road. Hāwera’s dawn parade begins at 6.15am as marchers assemble at front of the Ngāti Ruanui Office, Princes Street, and a service begins at 6.30am at the Memorial Arch, Princes St. Kaponga marchers will assemble at 10.30am at the former medical centr...

Overall, rainfall in the region for the year to date has been on average 115 per cent of normal, with two sites in the Waitotarā Valley, Kāhui Hut, Inglewood, and Okōki all recording below normal rainfall. The lower rainfall resulted in mixed river flow recordings, with Wāitara, Wāingongoro, Punehu and Whenuakura waterways all below normal for the month. Conversely, Mānganui, Waiwhākaiho, Waionganā, Kāpoāiaia and Tāwhiti waterways all recorded above the monthly normal. Taranaki w...

ANDY JACKSON/Stuff Rafferty Wright, 16 months, has an important job with the dog ball launcher for his mate, Vizsla/Huntaway cross, Bodhi, at Back Beach, New Plymouth An unusual absence of rainfall on Mt Taranaki during January caused river levels and water temperatures to drop below normal, the Taranaki Regional Council reported. Rainfall was mixed for January, with Ngutuwera​ in South Taranaki receiving only 61 per cent of its normal rainfall for the month, TRC hydrology data analyst Fiona...

Poroutawhao farming familys long history of showing purebred jersey cows 12 Jan, 2021 07:59 PM 4 minutes to read Christina Stuart with one of the purebred jerseys. Showing purebred jersey cattle is a tradition one Poroutawhao farming family have managed to keep alive for more than five generations. Bryan and Shirley Phillips and their family are this week busy preparing their show cattle for the Horowhenua AP&I Show next weekend, putting the finishing touches on the best of th...