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Coronavirus: Kiwi COVID misinformation group Voices for Freedom removes page promoting 'essential oils' - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus: Kiwi COVID misinformation group Voices for Freedom removes page promoting 'essential oils'

14/05/2021 Related video: Religion expert explains how COVID conspiracies have flourished in churches. Credits: Video - The AM Show; Image - Getty Images / Voices for Freedom But an expert in social media influencers and conspiracy theories says they'd be stupid not to cash in. A page on the website for Voices for Freedom touting "happier, healthier living using essential oils and other natural solutions" via a multi-level marketing company called doTERRA was removed earlier this week after Newshub made enquiries about the group's plans.  The page was spotted by a Newshub reader, who found i...

MPI won't chase greyhound trainer whose dog ingested meth and won race - Vimarsana News

MPI won't chase greyhound trainer whose dog ingested meth and won race

All reported animal welfare offences were taken seriously and, as needed, referred to the agencies best placed to investigate, he said. An email to the Greyhound Protection League that insufficient evidence was available to pursue Turnwald for breaches of the Animal Welfare Act was a mistake, she said, and MPI had apologised. Will Appelbe, spokesman for animal rights group Safe, said he was surprised MPI had decided not to investigate as he regarded the case as “open and shut”. “Why is meth on the dog racing track not treated as seriously as meth on the streets?” he said. Mike Hew...

Mass chicken deaths disaster referred to Crown Solicitor after 180,000 birds die near Helensville - Vimarsana News

Mass chicken deaths disaster referred to Crown Solicitor after 180,000 birds die near Helensville

Mass chicken deaths disaster referred to Crown Solicitor after 180,000 birds die near Helensville 20 Apr, 2021 06:03 AM Quick Read The mass death of 180,000 broiler chickens near Helensville in November 2019 has now been referred to the Crown Solicitor. Photo / File The mass death of 180,000 broiler chickens near Helensville in November 2019 has now been referred to the Crown Solicitor. Photo / File The death of 180,000 chickens at a broiler farm on Auckland's outskirts has been referred to the Crown Solicitor. The animals died at D B Chicks near Helensville in late November 2019, in what an...

Family of knife death victim join campaign to abolish Scotland's controversial not proven verdict - Vimarsana News

Family of knife death victim join campaign to abolish Scotland's controversial not proven verdict

Family of knife death victim join campaign to abolish Scotland’s controversial not proven verdict The campaign, launched by Lanarkshire-based Families and Friends Affected by Murder and Suicide (FAMS), has gathered hundreds of signatures for a petition in a matter of days. Updated Emma French and her brother Scott, who died after being stabbed Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the...

MPI considering legal action over the deaths of nearly 200k chickens - Vimarsana News

MPI considering legal action over the deaths of nearly 200k chickens

MPI considering legal action over the deaths of nearly 200k chickens © Getty Farm, Chicken, Hen, Egg Production, Farming, Housing, White Chicken The deaths of nearly 200,000 chickens in a commercial barn over a year ago may be the subject of legal action. A 48-minute power outage cut the air supply to the barns which housed the chickens. They either suffocated or overheated. The Ministry for Primary Industries was investigating the deaths, and it has now asked for the opinions of Crown lawyers. "This matter is still undergoing legal review by the Crown solicitors and we are awaiting their ...

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