After the Party antihero Penny may be the most dynamic female character we’ve seen on New Zealand television. Robyn Malcolm tells Tara Ward about the rarity of playing a complex middle-aged woman. A woman in her 50s cycles into a Wellington boys’ high school, incessantly ringing her bell to demand
ACT have values that would embarrass your average Drug Cartel and shame flesh hungry piranha while Luxon looks like a frightened virgin at an orgy. The feast of dead rats they are all about to embark upon has so many dishes, it’s difficult to know where to begin. ACT have values that would embarrass your average Drug Cartel and shame flesh hungry piranha while Luxon looks like a frightened virgin at an orgy. This Government is a Buffet of Right Wing Dead Rats which won’t solve any of the problems society is wrestling with. If this Buffet of Dead Rats is ‘winning’, losing don’t feel so bad.
Niu FM's new weekends host shares what it was like to grow up in a community that didn't understand Pacific culture. Ah-Young, who is one of the new co-hosts on Nui Weekends, went to primary school at Adventure School in the affluent suburb of Whitby in Porirua. She recalls feeling isolated because children didn’t want to play with her, explaining she seemed too different to fit in. I got the confidence that I needed and the reassurance needed, when I moved to South Auckland Seventh Day Adventist school. “It wasn’t all perfect, when I first started I was referred to as plastic, because ‘you don’t understand’ or ‘you speak a little different’.
nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “The Great NZ Road Trip: Palmerston North to New Plymouth | nzherald.co.nz” – below is their description. Shayne Currie continues his journey, making his way into Taranaki and stopping off in Waverley. Video / NZ Herald / Getty Subscribe and be notified of breaking news: https://goo.gl/LP45jX Check out our playlists: https://goo.gl/Swd249 Like NZ Herald on Facebook: https://goo.gl/tUC4oq Follow NZ Herald on Instagram: https://goo.gl/oLicXe Follow NZ Herald on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Wi6mbv nzherald.co.nz YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.
Reviewing refereeing decisions has come a long – and increasingly unloved – way from the VAR (video assistant referee) project first trialled by FIFA in 2016. Two days earlier, Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta lashed out at “an absolute disgrace” to allow Newcastle a decisive goal after a triple-layered VAR review. His team benefited this season from a Liverpool goal being wrongly ruled out for offside due to miscommunication between the referee and video officials at a central base away from the stadium. “Significant human error,” the league officials' group acknowledged after Tottenham's 2-1 win that is still title-chasing Liverpool's only loss in the league. Jon Super/AP Arsenal have a goal disallowed during a Premier League match against Everton following a video review.
Tory Whanau is presenting her proposed 10-year budget for Wellington on Thursday – and we’ll be bringing it to you live. On Thursday, the Spinoff is launching into new territory: liveblogging a Wellington City Council meeting. Why are we doing this? Because this is the first big meeting to decide ...
However, the rest of the article dealt with human relationships, specifically men and women in relationships. The story, published by a site called The Urban Twist, looked at the top five secrets men kept from women. The number one secret that men keep from women is money. Recent studies suggest that men tend to be less forthright than women, especially in their interactions with the opposite gender. Looking Beyond the SecretsWith a clearer understanding of these male secrets, one can better navigate the complexities of interpersonal relationships.
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Photo: NZ HeraldA homeless man from Petone has turned a $5 bet he placed on the Melbourne Cup into a life-changing $106,000. He said he’s not new to betting and has been using his TAB account since he was 19 years old. After the race, Robert said he went to the club’s garden bar for a cigarette to check the results and found his TAB account had five extra zeros. Robert said he had to refresh his TAB account three times to believe the extraordinary result. The TAB could not go into further details about the bet due to privacy reasons but confirmed the $5 bet had resulted in a $106,000 prize.
There are a number of staff Stuff would have loved to keep, and had planned around. Hiring so many important staff from the only other major media organisation headquartered in Wellington could be seen as contradicting that intention. A spokesperson for RNZ pointed out that of 51 roles advertised this year, only seven have gone to Stuff journalists. The Stuff staff are uniformly outstanding, amongst the country’s best – but all are Pākehā too. Improving is not optional though, particularly for the only major media brand which is growing in a very subdued local market.
Stockdale told the court the scene at Al Noor Mosque was "chaotic" when he arrived and he declared it a mass casualty event. Photo: RNZ / Samuel RillstoneSenior police officer unaware injured victims left alone in Al Noor MosqueA senior police officer only discovered people badly injured in the terror attack at Christchurch's Al Noor Mosque were left alone in the building days or weeks afterwards, the inquest heard earlier on Tuesday. They reassured worshippers who survived the Al Noor attack that more help was on the way, but it was another 10 minutes before any other police, along with paramedics, went back inside. The inquest earlier heard one of the AOS members who left Al Noor Mosque believed the police officer would find a replacement for his team inside. The police officer said there had never been a debrief about the victims being left alone at Al Noor Mosque.
As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has hiked its cash rate from 4.10% to 4.35%, the +25 bps rise markets were expecting. Even this new higher 4.35% rate will be at a level that is far lower than most similar central banks have adopted. Australia's monthly inflation indicator came in at 5.6% in September, having risen from 4.9% in July. The RBA's cash rate, Australia's benchmark interest rate, is the highest it has been since 2012. The December review will be the final RBA monthly review.
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Moana Pasifika announced the addition of two new assistant coaches to help the team in their 2024 Super Rugby campaign. Nearly a thousand points for Wales, an ITM Cup and three Super Rugby Championships make up the elite resume of the two newest additions to Moana Pasifika for next season. Former Manu Samoa co-coach Toaigaotumua Tom Coventry and Wales Rugby veteran Stephen Jones will add a wealth of international experience to the Auckland-based Super rugby franchise. Coventry says the coaching staff are focused on bringing a new energy to Moana Pasifika, after a tough few seasons. It’s a new season, we’ve got new coaches, we’ve got a lot of new players.
In This Story: PoliceThe police are a constituted body of persons empowered by a state, with the aim to enforce the law, to ensure the safety, health and possessions of citizens, and to prevent crime and civil disorder. Their lawful powers include arrest and the use of force legitimized by the state via the monopoly on violence. 2 Recent Items: Police
