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There are growing calls for the government to cancel end-of-year school exams for students in Auckland.

Last modified on Mon 12 Apr 2021 09.32 EDT Almost as soon as the word Covid is coined, my parents update their “advance decision” documents. They’re constantly adjusting them, fine-tuning their wishes for future medical treatment. “Like a dowager with an elaborate will,” I tease them, blowing the ink dry on yet another signature. When they first completed their advance decision document, 20 years ago, they were mostly concerned with not being resuscitated should they have a stroke, perhaps while shopping in the market or cycling home. Now, aged 84 and 82 and debilitated by multiple ...

New Maps Help You Navigate Downtown Sioux Falls If it's been a while since you've visited downtown Sioux Falls there are likely some changes you will notice. It could be a new restaurant. The relocation of one of your favorite stores. Or if you're just taking a stroll and are wondering where this or that may be, you won't have to search long. Downtown Sioux Falls is helping you navigate its jewel a little easier these days with the placement of dozens of new maps to show off some of our biggest attractions. According to Dakota News Now, 54 maps have been placed throughout the city. Plus, this...

Britain to host G7 summit at Cornwall in June After four years of being a cheerleader for Donald Trump, this will be an opportunity for Modi to reach out to the new US President and put behind him such slogans as 'Abki bar Trump sarkar' Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have his first meeting with Joe Biden at the G7 summit in the quaint Cornwall village of Carbis Bay from June 11 to 13, surrounded by a landscape whose wild beauty has inspired many a romantic novel or murder mystery. After four year...

And then there’s the slightly choppy lake, its gentle waves washing up on the smooth boulders placed strategically along the sandy shore. On a clear day, you can see Toronto’s CN tower in the hazy distance. We stayed in a hotel that looked quite elegant on the outside but smelled of chlorine and musty carpet inside. The magical main street consists of fragrant soap shops, gelato cafes, bicycle rentals, wine-tour kiosks and colourful storefronts full of kites and wind socks and cotton T-shirts. But tucked away on a ­narrow side street, where the grass was slightly longer and not given qui...