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Schmidt appeared in the Blenheim District Court on Monday before Judge Richard Russell. Scott Hammond/Stuff One vehicle was engulfed by flames just a few metres from a waterfront home. The case had since been assigned to lawyer Rob Harrison who asked for more time so one of the mental health assessors could re-engage with Schmidt about his mental state at the time of the offending, and for another report to be finalised. The charges related to an incident on October 6 last year. Schmidt was seen walking up to a vehicle parked at Wedge Point, between Picton and Shakespeare Bay, when the Pi...

Ooredoo Group announces net profit of $53.01 million in Q1 2021 DOHA, 3 hours, 37 minutes ago Ooredoo Group posted a net profit of QR193 million ($53.01 million) in the first quarter of the year, the company has announced.   Group net profit attributable to Ooredoo shareholders decreased by 50% year-on-year to (QR193 million) in Q1, mainly due to foreign exchange impact coming from Myanmar with an FX loss in Q1, 2021 versus an FX gain in Q1, 2020.     Marginal year-on-year revenue decline of 1% to QR7.2bn in Q1, 2021 was due to a negative FX impact. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic (ex...

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He said they had not had any difficulties until that point. Schmidt appeared via audiovisual link where he became emotional when he told Judge Richard Russell “nobody listened to what I had to say”. Scott Hammond/Stuff Tano Schmidt, 29, pleaded guilty to intentional damage, failing to stop for police and three counts of arson at the Blenheim District Court on February 22. “No-one cares, no-one wants to know what actually happened,” Schmidt said. Judge Richard Russell told Schmidt he heard what he had to say, but he needed to first have a lawyer assigned so his legal rights were �...