How to watch in the UKLooking for more information on England vs Japan live streams in the UK, or keen to watch England vs Japan on TV? No drama–English rugby fans can catch the England vs Japan live stream on ITVX from any laptop or mobile device. Then better tune into S4C, where the England vs Japan live stream will be covered in Welsh. England vs Japan TV coverage and live streaming: International optionsFor international viewers, there are loads of other ways to watch England vs Japan. IrelandFor those in Ireland wanting to cheer on Japan against their neighbours, an England vs Japan live stream can be viewed on either RTE or Virgin this weekend.

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

Judge Muir said that, over that period, she became "increasingly confused and forgetful". On the balance of probabilities, the judge ruled the "gift" came from "significant and undue influence from [Martha's] trusted nephew". When it came to the thousands withdrawn from ATMs, Judge Muir said Simon did not keep receipts. He ordered Simon to repay that sum with interest. He was ordered to repay only $12,000 of the legal fees as that sum was found to be for his benefit.

Is it okay for oppressed minorities to evince blatantly racist attitudes, claiming, for example, that they are “genetically superior to other groups”? But it’s even worse when the racist is a co-leader of an important political party in a Western nation. That is, of course, because the racist is Rawiri Waititi, a Māori who is co-leader of Te Pāti Māori (TPM): the Māori party in New Zealand’s House of Representatives. Now, with an election approaching on October 14, Waititi has doubled down on defending the claim that indigenous Māori are a superior race. It would be considered racist to call anything said by a Māori “racist.” That’s how far the fear has spread in New Zealand.

nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “National candidate for Tauranga Sam Uffindell on Candidate Camera | Local Focus” – below is their description. Tauranga’s National MP, Sam Uffindell is back on the campaign trail. He spoke to Local Focus on a range of important issues including crime, cost of living, and a new highway, as part of State Highway 29 work, to help solve congestion. Read more: https://bit.ly/44Tr5t1 Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air. 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?

Springboks name four halfbacks for Rugby World Cup matchSpringboks name four halfbacks for Rugby World Cup match[Image: Stuff.co.nz]Faf de Klerk is a halfback but will be the reserve first-five for South Africa's Rugby World Cup game against Romania. They will be needed when South Africa faces top-ranked Ireland after Romania in a big test of its ability to retain the Rugby World Cup. In last weekend's Rugby World Cup win over Scotland, Erasmus used a series of coloured lights in the coaching box to seemingly send messages to players and coaching staff on the sidelines. In a game against the All Blacks last month, South Africa went with an unprecedented seven forwards and just one back on the bench. Prop Alexandru Gordas is looking forward to a good battle in the scrum, he said, no matter what South Africa's four halfbacks do.

A Dunedin student flat has had their Friday evening disrupted after a car hit the lounge wall of their Cumberland St unit. Emergency services were called at about 6.20pm but there were no reports of injury and no arrests made, a police spokesman said. Photo: Stephen JaquieryA Dunedin City Council building inspector has been brought in to assess the stability of the building.

As part of its $14.6 billion tax package announced in August, the party says it would phase interest deductibility back in over two years if elected. When fully restored, interest deductibility would cost the government an additional $650 million a year, National estimated. However, since those public costings were calculated, mortgage rates have risen sharply in response to OCR hikes from the Reserve Bank. For National, this indicates restoring interest deductibility would cost a corresponding $110 million a year more. As you identify, multiple factors impact on the cost – particularly residential investment and interest rates.

NZ election 2023 live: ACT announces welfare policy, targets drug addicts and mentally illThe ACT Party has released its welfare policy today, which calls for benefits to be taken off people who can’t work due to drug addiction or mental illness and aren’t seeking support. ACT are slipping in the Polls, so they do what the Right does best – bash the dirty filthy bennies! Targeting drug addicts and the mentally ill is so on brand for ACTs petty fascism, what the play is privatisation of welfare. This is welfare privatisation using drug addicts and the mentally ill as the punching bag. This isn’t a welfare policy, it’s a fucking right wing revenge fantasy.

Photo: NZ HeraldThe Green Party wants to implement five weeks of annual leave by the end of 2025 if elected. The two party co-leaders made their comments at the E tū union campaign launch in Māngere in South Auckland today. In a press release, Davidson said current pressures on workers meant they were unable to spend quality time with their whānau and friends. “The National Party can’t tell you how they’re going to pay for all the commitments they are making.”Both National and Act proposed cutting the public service in order to reduce government spending. Hipkins said a government led by National, Act and NZ First would lead to “thousands” of workers out of work before Christmas.

There was a good lift in residential properties being offered by auction this past week, up 12% to 274 in the auctions we monitor. That gave an overall sales rate of 47%, down from last week's 54%, and back to winter levels. In Auckland, the proportion selling at or above rating value was only 30%. Canterbury auction levels were stable, but a few more than last week achieved rating values or more. The lift in overall auctions reflects the season with spring traditionally bringing out more property events, more buyers and sellers, and usually more auctions.

Good George Brewery is auctioning off its final ten cases of “Up the Wahs” beer after it ceased producing the drink amid a trademark battle with the Warriors. Good George has been making the Up the Wahs lager since earlier in the year when its first batch sold out and has sinced brewed another. Since then, Good George has removed its trademark application with IPONZ, while The Warriors application remains. Good George Facebook/Screenshot Good George Brewing’s Up the Wahs lager. Good George and The Warriors have been approached for comment.

PHOTO: NZ HERALDFormer National Party leader Todd Muller has teamed up with an Oamaru academic for a new podcast explaining American politics to Kiwis. The podcast will see the pair travel to the United States to get on-the-ground coverage of significant events. The podcast will see the pair explore the American political system and interview political figures in the lead-up to the November 2024 presidential election. He was also looking to explore politics from a different perspective than usual. They retained their professional relationship and were both big fans of American politics, which led to the podcast.

Got a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau threatened grocery store giants Thursday with consequences, including tax measures, if they don’t provide ‘real relief’ for Canadians. But last year, Trudeau dismissed the idea of a windfall tax on grocery store chains as ‘simplistic.’CBC News published this video item, entitled “Trudeau threatens grocery giants with tax measures, previously rejected idea” – below is their description. It frequently collaborates with its French-language counterpart, Radio-Canada Info, although the two are organizationally separate.

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