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NZ reports lowest January road toll in 50 years, with no Hawke s Bay deaths
1 Feb, 2021 02:16 AM
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This car driver was lucky to escape injury after a collision with a train in Central Hawke s Bay on January 11. Photo / File
This car driver was lucky to escape injury after a collision with a train in Central Hawke s Bay on January 11. Photo / File
Hawkes Bay Today
New Zealand has bounced back from a high Christmas and New Year holiday road toll with one of the lowest January tolls in many years – with no fatalities in Hawke s Bay.
According to Ministry of Transport online statistics, the provisional road toll for January is 16, of which two were in the Christmas-New Year holiday period when 11 people died nationwide, the most in the holiday period in four years.
Back to school: Teacher shortage almost solved thanks to returning Kiwis
1 Feb, 2021 06:08 AM
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Teachers Anna Williams (left) and partner James McCaffrey (right) have returned from Japan sooner than planned, helping to ease New Zealand s teacher shortage. Photo / Brett Phibbs.
Teachers Anna Williams (left) and partner James McCaffrey (right) have returned from Japan sooner than planned, helping to ease New Zealand s teacher shortage. Photo / Brett Phibbs.
Kiwi teachers coming home from Covid-torn parts of the world have dramatically eased New Zealand s teacher shortage as the new school year starts this week.
The Ministry of Education says the number of teaching vacancies in primary and secondary schools dropped by a third from 349 last January to 233 last month.
Missing cat travels from North Otago to Christchurch and back again
1 Feb, 2021 12:10 AM
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After going missing eight weeks ago, RB the cat enjoys some pats from her owner, Adele McEwan. Photo / Ruby Heyward
After going missing eight weeks ago, RB the cat enjoys some pats from her owner, Adele McEwan. Photo / Ruby Heyward
Oamaru Mail
A cat that went missing two months ago has been reunited with its North Otago owners after it was taken into a vet centre in Christchurch.
Adele and Richard McEwan were very happy to have their cat RB at their home in Weston again last week, but were surprised she had been on such a big journey over the past two months.