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To the bravery of the officers that day who fought brutally. and i think one of them had said, you know, we fought too good that day. i thought that was such a poignant, powerful statement. things could have much differently. >> yeah. >> so, you know, it's very upsetting, and i just want to say one last thing. the individual who planted those pipe bombs still has not been found, and i think -- >> so true. >> i think this political game that they're playing is incredibly dangerous. i mean, you know, it's like they're just setting the stage for another serious attack to happen and people to die....

Nenever formally hired and she was chief of staff for george h.w. bush, much has been written about him not the least of which his own memoir of shorts, all of the best my life in letters and other writings." the man i knew is a funny, poignant, revealing read written by someone who for a quarter century was at the side of an american president. it presents george and barbara bush in a way the rest of us never had an opportunity to know them. this is jean becker. jean, i love your book. walk me through this. they are upset because of the election outcome in '92 and they split their time betwee...

In my opinion, Pride is the opportunity to remember and celebrate the ones who fight for the rights we have today. And it's also to remind us to keep fighting ...

Pink Ribbon Breakfast: Breast cancer survivor's poignant reason for fundraiser 24 Apr, 2021 07:00 AM 4 minutes to read Celeste and Dean Jones were diagnosed with cancer within weeks of each other, just over a year after their 34-year-old daughter died of brain cancer. Photo / Paul Taylor. Celeste and Dean Jones were diagnosed with cancer within weeks of each other, just over a year after their 34-year-old daughter died of brain cancer. Photo / Paul Taylor. Celeste Jones decided to have a mastectomy to prevent the spread of her breast cancer hours before a doctor told the Hastings grandmother ...

'Turned away at the door of the RSA': Whangamata's Vietnam veteran recalls a war like no other 21 Apr, 2021 09:43 PM 6 minutes to read Des Harrison of Whangamata has painful memories of his treatment upon return from the Vietnam War. Photo / Alison Smith Des Harrison of Whangamata has painful memories of his treatment upon return from the Vietnam War. Photo / Alison Smith "They weren't going to let us in in 1968." Des was sent to Vietnam when he was 19. He served in 1968 and 1969 in the 161 Battery Anzac Taskforce. As Anzac Day drew close, Des and fellow Whangamata retiree B...