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To help send refugees is the biggest appeal ever according to un estimates in syria more than six Million People were forced to leave their places of home because of the war. Another two million from refuge in neighboring countries. Three quarters of the people in the country may need humanitarian assistance during the next year. Theres a shortage of food inside of syria and in some cities the prices for basic foods such as bread of increased by five percent since the beginning of the conflict a Us Federal Court judge ruled that the governments gathering of americans phone records is likely unlawful the judge explained that the Government Surveillance Program violates the right of americans to be free from unreasonable search for hidden by the Fourt ....
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Actor Oscar Kightley and TV host Stacey Morrison will host the night. Supplied Diners watch on as the carnage unfolds in the kitchen at last year’s event at the Christchurch Town Hall. So far this year, $92,247 total has been donated, with Whalan leading again at $17,845. Whalan said he was competitive by nature and loved a challenge. He hoped to be top of the fundraising come Saturday. “There’s a lot of fundraisers doing good work, but I definitely want to put the most money in the tin come the end.” He said being involved in the event again was an “extremely easy” decision, given the worthy cause to give children a helping hand. ....
The 2010 and 2011 Canterbury earthquakes dramatically changed Christchurch s landscape, with many heritage buildings lost. Heritage advocates claim many of Christchurch s historic buildings were hastily bowled after the deadly February 2011 earthquake, while city leaders say safety was their priority. STEVEN WALTON reports. Carolyn Fletcher loved living in the Gothic Revival-style Cranmer Courts building. “As a little girl I looked at the place and said to my parents that would make a lovely place to live’. I just thought it was a gorgeous building,” she says. KIRK HARGREAVES/Stuff Cranmer Courts residents Carolyn Fletcher, left, and Phylippa Gough in front of the heritage building in 2012, before it demolished. ....