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MONDAY Hutt Little Theatre, 2 Queen’s Drive, 11am, $15, family pass $50 Come and learn fun things with the Gltterbugs by dancing and singing along to all of their favourite songs. They are seriously sparkly and twinkly-toed and they would love to see you. bookings eventfinda Circus Performance: Fool Steam Ahead Amokura Gallery, Level 4, Te Papa, 10.30am-11.30am, free Colossal Productions are back at Te Papa with a daredevil circus performance with incredible acrobatics and loads of belly laughs for children and adults alike. Anzac Memorial Walk Bolton St Cemetery, all day, free Navigat...

The Daily 202: DACA decision highlights chasm between Trump’s compassionate rhetoric and realityby wpjljron Tuesday, September 5th, 2017.The Daily 202: DACA decision highlights chasm between Trump’s compassionate rhetoric and realityTHE BIG IDEA: By their fruits you will know them. At the Republican National Convention last summer, Donald Trump said he’d “do everything in my power to protect our LGBT citizens.” Then he rescinded protections for trans students in public schools and issued orders to bar transgender people from the armed forces. Trump pronounced the House’s […] TH...

Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 11:01 am John Braddock New Zealand’s Labour-Green coalition government is under increasing pressure, from sections of the NZ ruling elite and from the country’s allies, over its apparent reluctance to fully endorse the escalating build-up to war against China. As the Biden administration ramps up Washington’s diplomatic and military offensive, every country is being forced into line. The furore over the Jacinda Ardern-led government’s less than full-throated support for the confrontation with Beijing highlights the extraordinary tensions now developing. Matters...

While the Labour government has adopted a more explicit anti-Chinese stance, demands are growing that Wellington do more to put the country on a war footing.

Baker became a trusted household figure from the moment the pandemic took hold in New Zealand and helped inform the Government’s Covid-19 response. He also won the science and technology category. The award is just another to add to the trophy cabinet for the public health physician, who was previously awarded the Prime Minister’s Science Prize as a member of HHRP and was made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit. In accepting the award, Baker said given the competition he had thought an epidemiologist winning was a “low probability event” Baker said we had seen strong reco...