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The man charged with murdering his neighbour, who died in hospital two days after allegedly being stabbed over an argument about his dog in Greenbushes on Friday, appeared twice in the Gqeberha magistrate’s court this week.
A quick trip to a tuck shop during load-shedding on Friday ended in the murder of a Greenbushes man, fatally stabbed after an argument about his dog allegedly stoned earlier in the day.
hunter biden movies. >> jesse: will he be wearing a tuxedo. >> greg: required at all times. i have a sad bit of news dear friend and iconic radio host do i look different with bernie mcguirk who passed away at 64 after a battle with prostate cancer. i think everybody here had known bernie in one way or another. i knew him from doing this reoccurring segment o'reilly factor years ago. and i was intimidated by his bronx accent. weighs a teddy bear. extremely funny. i know here must have worked with him. >> dana: gutfeld and mcguirk on wednesdays i believe. >> greg: they are going to do some kind of -- where is my eyeballs. they will too something not wabc airing a tribute on tuesday. and he survived by his lovely wife carol and two children melanie and brendon. >> dana: sorry to hear that. >> jesse: great talent and great
come together in the most difficult circumstances. brendon, i want to share with our viewers video that you shot during the storm. because your own home suffered extreme damage. the first floor was completely flooded. how are you handling this now? >> so, i mean, we've been talking to neighbors right now. and, you know, we're just glad that everybody's okay. but that's from here, we're rebuilding. so, we've been cleaning the whole house. talking to insurance. and, you know, the one thing with florida and insurance is that sometimes they'll give you a hard time dealing with that. so, you know, everybody that's been affected by the storm needs to take proper action. make sure you're being treated fairly by insurance companies or other third parties. there's going to be a lot of people and contractors coming out, and i just want everybody to make sure they're being informed. and looking at best practices when doing that. >> brandon, that's a great piece
A charity called Believe With Me is holding a 4-mile race in Tequesta on July 4. Each of the four miles is dedicated to a local fallen member of our military.
being in texas oil crisis and talking about burn pits and not going to visit oil executives and going out to the field and symbolism guys i will need more from you we are in a i was croovment instead i'm going to do an evergreen topic that needs to be addressed but not yesterday and refusing to take questions. that's not part of the job description. you have to answer to the people. or the press or one. >> steve: at least he pulled the plug on the rugs oil. russian oil.>> brian because hed to. >> ainsley: he won't critical here. >> steve: talk about the news as well. >> carley: exactly a crime crisis still raging across the country. listen to this. a criminal criminal slashes a new york city subway rider's face months after being released from jail for another stabbing. police say the suspect brendon has been arrested six times sings october. meanwhile, as many as 10 fires break out in central park yesterday in an apparent act of arson according to authorities. witnesses telling police they saw a man setting a fire in the
Family of Amber-Rose Rush react to Venod Skantha's death in prison 14 Apr, 2021 11:36 PM 7 minutes to read The former doctor convicted of murdering a Dunedin teenager has died in prison. Video / NZ Herald The former doctor convicted of murdering a Dunedin teenager has died in prison. Video / NZ Herald Brendon MacNee, partner of Lisa Rush and stepfather of Amber-Rose Rush, who was brutally murdered by former doctor Venod Skantha, says he is relieved by the news of Skantha's death in prison. "I am relieved it is over, we don't have to wait for the court of appeal and we don't have to go to the parole hearings," MacNee said.
Anti-P Ministry's public event in Whanganui helping users kick the habit 15 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read The Anti-P Ministry bus was in Whanganui on March 13, with Paula Johnston (left), Shannette Hirst and Brendon Warne. Photo / Bevan Conley Laurel Stowell is a reporter for the Whanganui Chroniclelaurel.stowell@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron The amount of interest in a campaign against the use of methamphetamine in Whanganui is "awesome", Anti-P Ministry founder Brendon Warne says. The Anti-P Ministry is a voluntary group of ex-meth users who want to wean others off the drug. On Saturday, March 13, its campaign bus and walk-in office was in central Whanganui, with speakers, singers and information available at Majestic Square.
Anti-P Ministry to set up in Whanganui's Majestic Square on March 13 12 Mar, 2021 04:00 AM 2 minutes to read (From left) Shanette Hirst, Paula Johnston and Brendon Warne want to help people who are addicted to P. Photo / Bevan Conley Laurel Stowell is a reporter for the Whanganui Chroniclelaurel.stowell@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron Smoking P can make you feel euphoric but it destroys the lives of users and is very addictive, Anti-P Ministry founder Brendon Warne says. The effects could be seen in domestic violence, shoplifting, burglary and grandparents bringing up grandchildren. The ministry, which aims to help people who want to stop using the drug, is raising awareness in Whanganui's Majestic Square on Saturday, March 13. Warne plans to drive the ministry's bus down Victoria Ave just after 11am.