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Beds, but we have all been there a great deal. there is plenty of uncertainty. it makes sense to take precautions both as individuals and as local governments as things evolve, but, you know, we have to pay attention, but i think not allow ourselves to get wracked with fear every time we see a new data point or read something about a new variant because we have very good vaccines and we just really should focus on making sure that those who haven't taken advantage of that time of the vaccination process, they actually do the. it’s of the vaccination process, they actually do the.— of the v...

Of thousands of people having to stay—at—home because of these self—isolation rules. the yorkshire post features that story. was it a necessary evil to have these bubbles in the first place? that we have to have them?— in the first place? that we have to have them? ~ �* , ., , have them? well, it's an interesting oint. the have them? well, it's an interesting point. the opinion _ have them? well, it's an interesting point. the opinion is _ have them? well, it's an interesting point. the opinion is divided. - have them? well, it's an interesting point. the opinion is divided. the i po...

Alejandro mayorkas with an op-ed asking when congress will act. that is exactly nine years later the question we all need to be asking. across the country, dreamers rallied to remind congress that a more permanent solution remains critical and to remind senators that, as with many issues, the filibuster stands in the way. just 50 senators who caucused with democrats and 60 votes to break a filibuster, democrats have limited options to go it alone. put the policy aside for the moment. the heart of this is humanity, making it worthy of a reminder of who we're talking about. 640,000 people who ar...

Lion Foundation invests more than $640,000 back into Bay of Plenty communities 25 Feb, 2021 10:57 PM Quick Read The Katikati Cricket Club has received $75,000 towards replacing groundskeeper gear destroyed by fire. Photo / File Rotorua Daily Post The Lion Foundation Regional Grants Committee for the Bay of Plenty met in early February and awarded $647,523 to Bay of Plenty organisations. Included in those grants were: • Tarawera High School - $14,278 towards their driver education programme. • Katikati Cricket Club - $75,000 towards replacements groundskeeper gear destroyed by fire. • Ro...

IRD to pay millions in compo for delayed KiwiSaver transfers 19 Feb, 2021 04:32 AM 3 minutes to read The Inland Revenue Department is to pay millions of dollars to compensate more than 640,000 KiwiSaver members whose employer contributions were delayed in getting to their providers. The problems were caused when the IRD moved KiwiSaver to a new technology platform in April last year and there was a delay in passing on some employer contributions to people's KiwiSaver accounts. IRD will pay out just over $6.6m, an average of just over $10 per person. Read More As part of the ...