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Inside Love Island's Casa Amor as new location includes its own Hideaway Love Island Aftersun host Laura Whitmore introduced this year's brand new Casa Amor, revealing that it even has its own Hideaway, suggesting there will be some seriously saucy antics 22:29, 25 JUL 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of yo...

And despite just spending two days with the other contestants, she likened them to family.  'Adopted': 'Faye took to the marketing executive, making friends with her almost straightaway 'Faye just 'adopted' me the minute I walked through the door which put me at ease almost instantaneously. 'And then subsequently Lucinda barnacled herself to me and I was like her mum so we were like a three-generational family!'  She rounded off her interview with a gushing: 'I loved all of them.' It comes after Love Island has been criticised in recent months for the lack of diversity and LGBTQ+ Islanders...

Mountain Scene July 1, 2021 Into the fray: New Queenstown councillor Esther Whitehead reads the oath at her swearing-in ceremony yesterday as mayor Jim Boult looks on. Whitehead, a social activist and self-employed consultant, won the seat in a by-election three weeks ago after the previous incumbent, John MacDonald, resigned for health reasons. PICTURE: QLDC By MARJORIE COOK QUEENSTOWN Lakes Mayor Jim Boult used his casting vote yesterday to get Arrowtown councillor Heath Copland’s motion for four electoral wards over the line for public consultation. Five councillors s...

Christina Persico/STUFF Protesters outside OMV’s New Plymouth offices in 2019. It has since turned out the protesters were monitored by private investigators. (file video) The private investigation into school children peacefully protesting oil and gas drilling in New Plymouth has been labelled ‘despicable’ and ‘totally immoral’ by climate activists. But for one protester, who was just 15 at the time, the news has not come as a shock. Christina Persico/Stuff/Stuff Schools Strike 4 Climate activists at a protest outside OMV New Plymouth in 2019 are among the people who were investig...

Friday, 9 April 2021, 6:58 am The climate strikes are finally back! It’s been a turbulent year-and-a-half since our last strike, with two cancellations due to COVID-19, but finally we’re back with our fourth Intergenerational Strike 4 Climate. Christina Sieberhagen, 15, is a year-12 student at Northcote College and a spokesperson for School Strike 4 Climate Auckland. ‘Since our last stand in September 2019, the Zero-Carbon Bill and Emissions Trading Scheme have been passed, the Government has declared a climate emergency, and the Climate Change Commission have released a draft of thei...