Aiman Khan calls out social media trolls; ‘I am a public figure yes, but not the public property’
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Sat, Mar 13, 2021
Aiman Khan calls out social media trolls; ‘I am a public figure yes, but not the public property’
Pakistani star Aiman Khan called out the social media trolls after she received flak for her ‘skinny’ remarks about fellow showbiz star Mawra Hocane.
The
Khaali Haath star turned to Instagram and shared a statement on her Story wherein she clarified several things circulating on social media.
She wrote, “This is to clear a few things that I have been seeing circulating on the social media.”
1. Why are you running for mayor? To correct the negative economic and other issues created by the current and prior Mayors, administrations, assemblies starting with Mr. Begich. These involve the Port of Anchorage, software system transition, utilities, roads & maintenance, sole source contracts, negative economics, stalled private development, Covid 19 business shutdowns, over-expansion of city government. I will open all businesses, stimulate development, business growth in the city and restore improve the city and citizens economics with growth rather than historical destruction. I will eliminate close door meetings, sealed legal settlements create total transparency. These Mayors, Administrations and Assemblies have served their interests and gains at the expense of the citizens of this city which must end. The Mayors, Administrations and Assemblies are employed and serve at the pleasure of the citizens of this city which is lost and must be restored.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Ticketek charging booking fees for public national remembrance service
11 Mar, 2021 10:55 PM
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Fees of up to $16 charged in error for tickets to national service to mark the anniversary of the Christchurch terror attacks despite it being a free and public event. Photo / George Heard
Fees of up to $16 charged in error for tickets to national service to mark the anniversary of the Christchurch terror attacks despite it being a free and public event. Photo / George Heard
Anna Leask is a senior reporter for the New Zealand Heraldanna.leask@nzherald.co.nz@AnnaLeask
Fees of up to $16 are being charged for tickets to tomorrow s national service to mark the anniversary of the Christchurch terror attack despite it being a free and public event.
Public aid police in arrest of Mongrel Mob member charged with kidnapping
12 Mar, 2021 12:59 AM
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A vehicle similar in make and model to this 1957 Ford Fairlane is linked to a kidnapping incident in Gisborne in February. Photo / File
A 45-year-old male Mongrel Mob member has been charged with kidnapping after police received helpful information from the public, leading to his arrest.
The man, who was set to appear in Gisborne District Court on Monday, was arrested at a Gisborne address this morning through a combination of police investigation and information from the public.
Gisborne Police Detective Sergeant Eric Hunter said the investigation was ongoing and welcomed any additional information from the public.