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Iron Mike's magic milestone: 'I'm finally in a good space!' Fighting fit at 55, the Newshub presenter is getting by with a little help from his friendsApr 07, 2021 4:33pm By Leena Tailor Racing across the Nutri-Grain Ironman New Zealand finish line alongside his Newshub colleague Ryan Bridge and Six60 rocker Chris Mac, Mike McRoberts felt jubilant relief. The event marked a belated celebration of the TV star's 55th birthday and unexpectedly placing eighth in the race was yet another sign of how life couldn't be better as he sails into the second half of his sixth decade on this planet. After ...

Fabris spoke again about the story in an update for 9 News on Thursday evening. "It doesn't seem like many people in New Zealand are happy that this story ran on Monday," he said.  "It's had half a million views on our Facebook alone and today it hit the media in New Zealand that I gained access to this border force flight and highlighted some of these criminals that Australia is kicking out.  "Let's remember here, these people are convicted criminals. The New Zealand Government responded with venom at Australia's deportation process but their main target was Home Affairs Minister Peter Dut...

"This is just what we have come to expect."

Destiny Church sign promotes 'vaccine of faith, hope & love' right next to COVID-19 testing station Newshub 5/03/2021 © Getty / Instagram @politicalediting2 A COVID-19 testing station is in the Destiny Church car park. A Destiny Church sign has raised concerns those seeking a COVID-19 test might be put off. A testing station run by the Counties-Manukau District Health Board is in the Destiny Church car park on Druces Rd, Wiri. Next to it is a digital sign which reads: "Don't forget the vaccine of faith, hope & love."  Enraged social media users said the controversial church's leaders ar...

Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. Or any dollars at all. That's the message from Southland's mayor to Destiny Church leaders Brian and Hannah Tamaki who he says are not welcome in his region. Brian and Hannah Tamaki have visited several areas of the country since leaving Auckland just before alert level 3 took effect last Sunday. Photo: RNZ / Dan Cook It comes as the couple fronted for two radio stations at the same time last night offering two very different versions of events. Speaking for the first time since Checkpoint that like 9000 other Aucklanders, they had been legally entitled...