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Chilly start to the day in the South Island, more cold weather on the way People in parts of the South Island woke to one of the coldest mornings of the year, with sub-zero temperatures in the centre and south. Tekapo dropped to a chilly - 8.2C at 7am, MetService said. Dunedin Airport was -7.1C, Timaru was at - 5.9C and Lewis Pass recorded - 4.6C. Feeling the cold? A frosty morning across the South Island with single digit temperatures for almost all regions. Central North Island areas are also feeling the freeze this morning with Taumarunui at -3.1°C.

The Beauty Trends Leading Us Into the Future Shondaland 3 hrs ago Sharon Brandwein © Amber Hawkins This year is seeing a crop of new trends emerging in the beauty industry that could shape the state of makeup for decades to come. We need beauty — it lifts our spirits, revitalizes our imaginations, and soothes us. Beauty, both internal and external, can be a healing force in our lives, so we’re bringing you a series of stories that examine the ever-changing role of beauty — in our personal lives and in society, and how this impacts us individually and collectively. B...

The event should see the moon turn a coppery red color as it passes behind the Earth's shadow for a moment.

NZ housing market smashes resale profit record as Wellington and Auckland post huge capital gains Newshub 3 hrs ago Matt Burrows © Video - The AM Show; Image - Getty Images Related video: House prices continued to climb last month. Any talk of a cooling housing market is premature, if the latest real estate sales data is anything to go by - with just one in 100 residential properties failing to make a profit in the first quarter of the year. Property database CoreLogic on Tuesday released its Pain and Gain report for January-March 2021, in which it revealed profit-making ...

Brits should carry on wearing masks so they don't spread colds suggests top Tory Mirror 2 hrs ago Dan Bloom A top Tory minister has revealed he'll continue wearing a face mask after Covid if he has the sniffles - and suggested other Brits might want to cover up too. Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said he would cover his nose and mouth if he had a seasonal cold to avoid passing on germs to others. And indicating other Brits should do the same, he said voluntarily covering up would be "the right thing to do". "I think that whatever the regulations might be – and clearly a...