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The newly rewilded suburbs will attract tui back to the city, she says. Joe Johnson/Stuff Chrissie Williams believes tui will live in the residential red zone within five years. The native bird disappeared from Christchurch in the 1960s and 70s, but was reintroduced to Banks Peninsula in the last decade. “A couple of tui have come over the hill from the Banks Peninsula already,’’ Williams said. “They are in Governors Bay, Mt Pleasant and Huntsbury. It won’t take much to bring them across. I think we will have tui in the area within five years.” John Kirk-Anderson/Stuff

SEATTLE, WA – The U.S. Department of Labor announced that its Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) has entered into an Early Resolution Conciliation Agreement (ERCA) with CH2M HILL Plateau Remediation Co. (CHPRC), resolving allegations that the federal contractor engaged in systemic compensation discrimination against female employees in Richland, Washington. While not admitting wrongdoing, the environmental cleanup contractor agreed to an ERCA, and to enhance future compliance proactively. An OFCCP compliance review found that CHPRC paid female employees less tha...

A man says he saw a male and a female big foot on the banks of the river throwing rocks into the water and he took this picture with his cell phone. believe it? well, plenty of people do believe in big foot. there are actually two organizations in texas that invest big foot sightings. and one of them says that texas is a hot bed for big foot sighting many along the river corridor. is this real? maybe or maybe not says mike may. >> a lot of the pictures that you see that shows the animal, too far away and pixelated to draw any concrete conclusions one way or the other. >> reporter: because the ...