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News in brief: Paddlers rescued, Paihia waterfront meeting 14 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read Ōhaeawai's annual community festival, Taiamai Day, is being held on March 20. Photo / File Northern Advocate A dozen paddlers were rescued after their waka capsized in waters off Tutukaka Coast yesterday morning. They were in two waka near Rahomaunu Island, southwest of Tutukaka, when the incident happened. Coastguard pulled them out of the water and brought them to the Tutukaka Marina. The water was calm at the time and there were no injuries. One waka was damaged but police attendance wasn't...

Sarah Everard’s disappearance on March 3 has put the discussion about sexual harassment, assault, and kidnapping in the spotlight in the UK. Women have been coming forward and sharing their experiences with being harassed. Meanwhile, others have been sharing the concerns they have for their safety every day. Below you will find some of the mental checklists that women run through to stay safe, as well as their stories about what it’s like to constantly live in fear. This particular discussion was started up by left-wing activist and human rights barrister Harriet Johnson on Twitter. 33-ye...

Bismarck, North Dakota / James Paterak has worked in the construction industry for 15 years. He is currently a project manager. Part of his job is keeping all his employees safe on the job site. This includes the Covid-19 pandemic that has plagued the country for a year and claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. Best Safety Practices on a Job Site | James Paterak  The workplace is one of the most common places Covid-19 is spread following closely after large gatherings. James Paterak makes sure his crew follows the guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease and Prevention and the Occup...

Kidnappers and human traffickers are a plague on humanity. They flourish even in modern society, hiding in its dark, seedy underbelly, looking for victims. And however comfortable and safe we might feel, there is always the chance that one of us could be their next target. A video by TikTok user Ice.lemon.water has been going viral showing wire wrapped around the door handles of two cars. Later, TikTok user Achunkyguy explained what, in their opinion, this means. He shared his take that this is a tactic that kidnappers allegedly use to distract their targets. In an interview with

A new report found that the total consumer-packaged-goods industry grew more than 10 percent in 2020, dwarfing the prior three-year rate.