The Government is completely playing politics on gun laws, says National s Simeon Brown
18 May, 2021 11:53 PM
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National Party police spokesman Simeon Brown pledged to give a report of the meeting to Police Minister Poto Williams. Photo / Peter de Graaf Public meeting
National Party police spokesman Simeon Brown pledged to give a report of the meeting to Police Minister Poto Williams. Photo / Peter de Graaf Public meeting
Jason Walls is a political reporter for the New Zealand Heraldjason.walls@nzme.co.nz@Jasonwalls92
National s police spokesman Simeon Brown is crying foul over his fellow MPs on Parliament s justice select committee recommending his firearms bill be scrapped.
Stray dogs’ menace increasing in the city
Islamabad
May 17, 2021
Number of stray dogs in Railway Colony Lohi Bher is causing concern. It is frightening to see a pack of dogs on the prowl in most of the surrounding localities of this colony.
“Fazal Town Phase-I has its share of stray dogs. The menace of stray dogs is indeed increasing here as one can find them moving freely on almost all streets of the area in packs and the people are risking their lives while moving around,” says Abbas Raza Zaidi.
“It has become difficult for the residents to go for morning or evening walks even in groups in many areas due to stray dogs. Even when one goes to mosque for morning or evening prayer, dogs are seen moving in packs and the walkers have to always be on guard as dogs, sometimes more than ten in number, could attack,” adds Abbas Raza Zaidi.
Blaming builders for leaky building scandal left bad taste for suffering homeowners, court told
17 May, 2021 12:51 AM
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Too many homes across New Zealand have similar problems with Harditex for builders to be blamed, a lawyer says. Photo / 123RF
Too many homes across New Zealand have similar problems with Harditex for builders to be blamed, a lawyer says. Photo / 123RF
Blaming bad builders for a menu of leaky house problems has left a foul taste in the mouths of aggrieved homeowners, a court heard today.
About 1000 homeowners are involved in the $220 million class action lawsuit against Australian building materials company James Hardie.
It’s high time we named seven new wonders, seven fascinating places worthy of the cinema Nekoma Pyramid - Dakota, USA Image Credit: The Kurator
The seven wonders of the ancient world having now disappeared, save for the Pyramid of Giza, it was high time we named seven new wonders. According to completely biased criteria. Seven wonders, seven fascinating places worthy of the cinema.
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Ancient wonder: Great Pyramid of Cheops in Giza, Egypt
This splendid relic of the Cold War with its decapitated peak reminds us of a Mayan funerary temple. In appearance at least. Because the Stanley R. Mickelson Safeguard Complex was built to launch hundreds of anti-ballistic missiles capable of intercepting Soviet rockets. The powerful beam of its electronic scanning radar, in the form of a white eye, allowed multiple targets to be followed at the same time. Put into operation in 1975, the brand new site was decommissioned during a v
Varsity working on neutering stray dogs
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May 5, 2021
SUKKUR: Sindh Agriculture University is working to render the stray dogs neuter by working on the hormonal mechanism of their reproductive system.
The faculty of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences is conducting a research to contain the growing number of stray dogs in the province. According to the faculty members, they are working to neuter the stray dogs by manipulating their hormones.