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A judge has jailed a man who had videos of infants being abused. Every objectionable video found in the possession of a Wellington man involved babies and young children, prompting a judge to jail him for a year. Lou-An Crous​ had pleaded guilty to 24 charges of possession of objectionable material relating to child exploitation. Judge Nicholls said a forensic psychiatric report showed Crous was likely to have a depressive illness and was using alcohol and pornography to regulate his mood. Nisbet said Crous had decided not to ask for permanent name suppression, seeing it as part of his punishment.

Auckland’s seemingly ever ongoing stadium debate is about to kick off again with the council putting out a Request for Expressions of Interest for what they call “Auckland Main Stadium”. There have been plenty of stadium proposals over the years and the Herald highlighted just some of the most recent ones. In May the Eden Park Trust released its “Eden Park 2.0″ uncosted plan to transform the stadium into a 60,000-capacity sport and entertainment precinct. The idea of a waterfront stadium has long been one of the prime suggestions if a new stadium were to be built. And they answer that with:A city centre stadium would provide many benefits to the city.

Luxon told AM on Wednesday National would go through all the agencies and stop the "dumb, stupid wasteful stuff". When pressed by AM co-host Ryan Bridge about which departments could be on the chopping block, Luxon said it included everyone. We don't want Prezzy cards that [the Ministry of] Justice is handing out to people who go to court," he said. "We don't need a whole bunch of wasted money that's going on. Luxon told AM the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) could "absolutely" be up for a 30-percent cut.

Fifty years ago today, the democratic-socialist Popular Unity Government of President Salvador Allende was toppled in a military coup d'état led by General Augusto Pinochet, with the backing of the United States. This fragment, is by the Chilean singer-songwriter Víctor Jara, who was shot to death by Pinochet's soldiers in the

With sunnier weather on its way (we live in hope), Skin Institute has issued an important reminder to Kiwis to get their skin checked because ‘skin cancer doesn’t care that you are busy’. Production agency The Post Office worked with Skin Institute to develop the creative direction and strong call to action as well as take care of production and delivery. Steve Gulik, Founder and Director, The Post Office, says: “As Kiwis, we are notorious for putting things off and avoiding uncomfortable conversations. Emma Rock, Marketing Manager, Skin Institute says: “Too often we hear people say that they wished they had come in sooner for a skin check. Credits:Client: Skin InstituteMarketing Manager: Emma RockAgency: The Post OfficeCopywriter: Rob JackProducer: Jackie GulikDOP: Joe RixonDirector: Steve GulikPhotography: Makoto TakaokaHMU: Justine Conroy

NZ Super Fund says a strong performance by global share markets during the first half of this year has underpinned an "excellent" full-year result for the fund, which returned 11.9% after costs and before NZ tax. The fund said that the global recovery in share prices over the year meant that the Super Fund’s total return slightly lagged that of its Reference Portfolio benchmark, which generated 12%. This year, global equities performed very well, and the Super Fund slightly underperformed the reference portfolio. Whineray said despite the Super Fund’s continued strong financial results, the global investing environment remained challenging. Guardians Chair Catherine Drayton said that the end of September marks 20 years since the first investments by the NZ Super Fund.

One of the leading jobs of a referee is to manage the time in a football match, yet officials at the Rugby World Cup aren't wearing watches because of a row with timepiece sponsor Tudor. However, the referees are not wearing Tudor watches this tournament - and are not allowed to wear other timepieces due to the sponsorship arrangement. The issue dates back to the 2019 Rugby World Cup, when officials were given Tudor watches. However, rugby officials are understood to be bemused by the standoff, because they have never been directly told they cannot sell the watches in the past. The referees were told they could wear Garmin watches instead of Tudor because they are not direct competitors.

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[Source: Moana Pasifika/Twitter]New Zealand international Julian Savea will play for Moana Pasifika in Super Rugby next year after a “brutal” departure from the Wellington Hurricanes. The former All Blacks winger and equal record try-scorer in Super Rugby joins the Auckland-based team on a one-year deal after failing to agree terms with the Hurricanes. He matched former Australia fullback Israel Folau’s Super Rugby try-scoring record of 60 in May with a brace in a defeat by Fijian Drua. He joins a Moana Pasifika side that finished bottom of the 12-team competition in their second season under former coach Aaron Mauger. “With one of the most recognisable names in rugby, his injection into the Moana Pasifika community space will be inspirational to Pasifika rugby hopefuls in New Zealand and across the Pacific,” the team said in a statement.

GovernmentReserve Bank credibility in question over ‘blackballing’ of expertsAllowing macroeconomic and monetary experts to serve on the Monetary Policy Committee is welcome. It said it had never banned experts in monetary policy from serving as external members of the Monetary Policy Committee. The Monetary Policy Committee, which sets the Official Cash Rate, is where one should expect a lot of expertise in monetary policy and macroeconomics. READ MORE:* Reserve Bank chair’s ‘totally inappropriate’ work with National Party* Finance Minister removes house prices from Reserve Bank remit* Reserve Bank’s backyard war of independenceFor years, everyone understood that the Reserve Bank had, since 2018, banned academics with ongoing research interests in macro and monetary economics from serving on the committee. At least the bank will not be blackballing experts in future appointments to the Monetary Policy Committee.

According to agri experts, the trees and vines that survived the Hawke’s Bay recent floods could still perish. Hawke’s Bay grower and Yummy Fruit general manager Paul Paynter: “The cyclone is still an everyday reality for us. Paynter added: “If 10% of your trees die you'll look at some program of replacing those. If 70% of your trees die it's probably a write-off, and you're better to start again. We're not sure what trees will be alive, and if they're alive will they bloom.

The golf protégé won the title at the Aims Games in New Zealand having played only three rounds before. America’s Favorite Video TodayThis young golfer is Bayleigh Teepa-Tarau. After winning the title, Bayleigh spoke about this campaign and his joy knew no bounds. What’s Next for This Young Golf World Sensation? 1 2 3 4 5 Least Likely Most Likely SubmitUpon his win, the family gleamed with pride.