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BBCNEWS Inside Out East July 14, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Inside Out East July 14, 2024

Not be to get to jobs like Westminster Bridge terrorist attacks. How one man because so much damage to rare birds. And the story of the teenagers who love cricket, journey to lords Cricket Ground in that started in afghanistan. First, when the police, fire service or embolus get the call, they will speed and jump the lights. It is expected and we trust them to only break the rules when it is absolutely necessary. We have discovered there has been a 50 rise in the number of motoring offences caused by on duty drivers in the past three years. Catching criminals can be dangerous and difficult. Th...

DUTTON SCHOOL - Vimarsana News

DUTTON SCHOOL

The top two eighth graders at Dutton Elementary School for the Class of 2024 have been named. This year’s valedictorian is Jesse Whitehead. The salutatorian is Easton Elders.

Urban-rural vaccination divide underscores need for change - Vimarsana News

Urban-rural vaccination divide underscores need for change

Visible gaps between rural and urban COVID-19 vaccination rates highlights the need for tailored health responses, University of Otago researchers argue.

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Block busters

Block busters

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Wednesday 12 July, Rural residents die at higher rates than those in urban centres – study, News, Study Public Health at Otago - Vimarsana News

Wednesday 12 July, Rural residents die at higher rates than those in urban centres – study, News, Study Public Health at Otago

People living in rural areas of Aotearoa die at higher rates than those living in main urban centres, new research led by the University of Otago shows.