Page 13 - Waitakere Ranges News Today

Auckland businessman fined, sentenced to community work for breaching Millane murderers name suppression Newshub 1 hour ago © Newshub. Watch: Molloy outside court following his sentencing. Leo Molloy, the well-known Auckland businessman, has been fined $15,000 and sentenced to community work for breaching Grace Millanes killers name suppression order. In December 2018, Jesse Kempson murdered Millane, a British backpacker travelling New Zealand, in an Auckland hotel room. During his court p...

NZ businessman fined $15k for naming British backpackers Tinder killer By Catrin Owen Well-known businessman Leo Molloy who said British backpacker Grace Millanes killer "needs a bullet" and shouldnt be protected, has been sentenced to 350 hours of community work and fined $15,000 for "blatantly" breaching the suppression order. LIVE UPDATES: Leo Molloy said he felt a real injustice for Grace Millane.(Stuff) Molloy, who owns HeadQuarters bar on Aucklands Viaduct, previously admitted breaching t...

Mike Yardley: Eats & Beats in Auckland Mike Yardley: Eats & Beats in Auckland Sat, 17 Apr 2021, 11:11AM Basking in the after-glow of Emirates Team New Zealand’s triumphant defence of the America’s Cup, the waterfront bars and eateries strung around Viaduct Harbour and Wynyard Quarter were doing a brisk trade in the golden autumn weather, whenever I headed out for a revitalising stroll. Auckland’s centre of gravity, it’s heart and soul, comes with a waterfront view, w...

Scoop Community provides New Zealand Community news and views

Press Release – Exterior Cleaning Industry Association There are few instances that require entire populations to work together to overcome it. A lack of necessary resources for human survival is one such case, and while that may sound hyperbolic, this is the exact case with Auckland’s water supply. Tāmaki Makaurau is amidst one of the worst droughts the region has ever seen with water restrictions being put in place in an effort to get ahead of the water shortage. The water shortage start...

Press Release – Exterior Cleaning Industry Association There are few instances that require entire populations to work together to overcome it. A lack of necessary resources for human survival is one such case, and while that may sound hyperbolic, this is the exact case with Aucklands water supply. … There are few instances that require entire populations to work together to overcome it. A lack of necessary resources for human survival is one such case, and while that may sound hyperbolic,...

Friday, 16 April 2021, 11:35 am There are few instances that require entire populations to work together to overcome it. A lack of necessary resources for human survival is one such case, and while that may sound hyperbolic, this is the exact case with Auckland’s water supply. Tāmaki Makaurau is amidst one of the worst droughts the region has ever seen with water restrictions being put in place in an effort to get ahead of the water shortage. The water shortage started at the beginning of 20...

Lauras road to interior design success started at Te Puke High School 14 Apr, 2021 07:47 PM 5 minutes to read Former Te Puke high School student Laura Heynike owns interior design company Pocketspace.. Bay of Plenty Times Laura Heynike (nee Lochhead) threw herself into school life. She now owns her own small space interior design company, Pocketspace. Laura is the latest alumni to feature in our series about former Te Puke High School students. Laura Heynike says she squeezed in virtually every...

A GLOBE-CROSSING adventure which would change a family’s life forever has been captured in a book. Ian and Anne Pilbeam, along with children Rory and Roonagh, left their jobs, home and friends behind for a life-changing experience. Twelve months travelling the world and visits to more than 20 countries radically altered how they view the world, with Ian now sharing the adventure in his book, Are We There Yet? The Year-Long Adventure That Kept On Giving. He said: “There is a word for...

How to get there: Just 40 minutes’ drive from the CBD if you avoid peak hour traffic, Clevedon makes for an easy day trip or – to take full advantage of its attractions – longer stay. Best known for: Its oysters and Sunday markets. Head to Clevedon Coast Oysters for fat, juicy, organic specimens of the former. Eat them at a picnic table on the front lawn (perhaps with a bottle of sav) or grab takeaways and tuck into them on one of the pretty – and often pretty deserted – beaches near...