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Right? >> and then the defense honed in on the biggest problem. here they were prosecuting a man for murder when according to the state's own medical examiner the cause of death was most likely heart disease. coroner dr. todd grey admitted on the stand he never classified michele's death as a homicide. and that even his decision to call it undetermined was not exactly based on science. >> you met with the investigators in your office, correct? >> yes, that is correct. >> and they worked hard to try and persuade you to change it? >> they gave me an extensive, in-depth presentation as to what th...

Top marks: $10 billion GDP makes Western Bay one of strongest regions 5 Mar, 2021 07:00 PM 6 minutes to read Tauranga and the Western Bay are one of the top performing regions in the country. Photo /File Tauranga and the Western Bay are one of the top performing regions in the country. Photo /File The Western Bay's GDP has tipped $10 billion again despite Covid-19, with the region's primary sectors continuing to drive job creation. A report from Infometrics on Tauranga and the Western Bay sub-region, which compares 2020 to 2019, highlights an unemployment rate of 3.9 per cen...

Carmen Hall: Throwing money at a problem doesn't always fix it 19 Feb, 2021 08:00 PM 3 minutes to read Some concerns have been raised over the Government's apprenticeship scheme. Photo / Getty Images Last year the Government announced its apprenticeship scheme with much fanfare. The welcomed injection of cash followed Covid and a skilled-labour shortage that was continuing to bite. The trades were under stress as they struggled to keep up with the increasing demand for apprentices across the trades. Building, construction, plumbers and electricians were feeling the pinch whi...

Concerns raised over apprenticeship scheme 12 Feb, 2021 08:00 PM 8 minutes to read Apprenticeship numbers have climbed but still aren't where they need to be experts say. Photo / Getty Images Apprenticeship numbers have climbed but still aren't where they need to be experts say. Photo / Getty Images Heavyweights in the trades say a broad-brush approach to the Government's apprenticeship scheme is draining funds that should go to sectors hardest hit by the skilled labour shortage. Plumbers, electricians and building representatives were also concerned people were training for...

Renovation boom: Bay of Plenty home owners splurge with overseas holiday funds 24 Jan, 2021 05:00 PM 5 minutes to read The Renovators Painters and Decorators operations manager Claudio Valenzuela. Photo / Caroline Fleming Bay homeowners are splurging on renovations spending up to $1 million gutting their house with some tradies struggling to meet demand. Overseas travel budgets were also being used to fund projects and experts in the industry say they are ''flat out busy'' as people look to add value to their properties - or remodel outdated kitchens and bathrooms. One compa...