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Auckland women say they have been assaulted and threatened while exercising in recent weeks, prompting at least two police investigations.  A woman was ser

Book review of "Handloggers" a biography of W. H. Jackson wife Ruth from the early 1900s to beyond statehood. Included is a excerpt of defense against a black bear attack using a walking stick.

For the last three months comrades around the new German-language blog project, Communaut have been engaged in a debate over some of the fundamental questions of communist organisational practice

A woman has been left very shaken after being seriously assaulted while out exercising on Auckland's North Shore, police say. The woman, in her 30s, was

A new university programme for children is sparking a love of learning in young people.

Jake Heffernan discusses his career, his recent engagement, and his upcoming fight against Peter Stanonik at LFA 43 in Beaumont, Texas.

Mapleton Borough’s longtime secretary/treasurer is stepping down after three decades on the job.

Apologist Clare Williams, who is one of the speakers at the upcoming Unbelievable? conference, speaks to Ruth Jackson about some of the big questions young black people face. Clare spent over ten years working as a teacher before training in apologetics and uses her experience to help provide Generation Z (those born after mid-90s) with answers to some of life’s toughest objections about the Christian faith.

When Alan Jacksons mother, Ruth Musick Jackson, died in January 2017, the country legend wrote a song for her funeral service. Now, fans can hear that cut -- "Where Her Heart Has Always Been" -- complete with Mama Ruths voice. "Where Her Heart Has Always Been," released on Friday (April 30), begins with Ruth Jackson reading from the Bible. Throughout the song, her country star son recounts the moment of her death, and the feeling of knowing that shes in a better place. "I could hear the roses s...