Redcliffs beach where a body has been foundA body found at a Christchurch beach on Wednesday morning could be a 19-year-old who went missing in May. The remains were found at Redcliffs Beach and police said they had been in the water for some time. However, police have contacted several families of missing people, to find out more about what the people were wearing when they went missing. One of those missing people is 19-year-old Lindley Khendall Ilog, who went missing from nearby New Brighton Beach in May. Kai Schwoerer/Stuff The remains were found at Redcliffs beach, Christchurch, on September 13.

nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “More poll pain, flood recovery and farmers feel pinch | Focus Morning Bulletin September 14, 2023” – below is their description. Labour down one point to 28 per cent, while National gains two points to 39, Aucklanders to give feedback on recovery package over the next 10 days and low forecast milk prices, below production costs for many. Full story: https://tinyurl.com/3x8593ucSubscribe and be notified of breaking news: https://goo.gl/LP45jXCheck out our playlists: https://goo.gl/Swd249Like NZ Herald on Facebook: https://goo.gl/tUC4oqFollow NZ Herald on Instagram: https://goo.gl/oLicXeFollow NZ Herald on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Wi6mbvnzherald.co.nz YouTube Channel

But their neighbouring property owners said their guests were the ones abused, rather than the other way round. Hamish Meddings and Heather Breen and their four children live next door at 84 Sutherland St and say the house last summer made their lives like “torture and hell”. Her children were unable to sleep upstairs, had nightmares and were frightened someone would come in from the house next door. “Each time I went in and out of the garage, closing the door behind me, the door sticks slightly. The Potters, who owned other properties in Clyde, were due to return permanently to the town next month, and would be living at 86 Sutherland St.stephen.hepburn@odt.co.nz

The Alliance of Arseholes, ACT + NZF + National are promising a period of instability not seen in NZ politics for some time. The extremism of ACT is costing them support finally as voters who were protest voting ACT start to appreciate how extreme the party really is. National over poll by 6 points, Labour under poll by 4. Increasingly having independent opinion in a mainstream media environment which mostly echo one another has become more important than ever, so if you value having an independent voice – please donate here. If you can’t contribute but want to help, please always feel free to share our blogs on social media

Former All Blacks captain Sean Fitzpatrick “cannot stand” rugby’s advantage law. Appearing on NZME’s new podcast Murray Deaker’s Sporting Lives, the 92-cap great did not hold back with his assessment of the law. Scott Barrett of New Zealand is sent off by referee Matthew Carley. The officiating of the Twickenham match, in particular, drew criticism from many for Matthew Carley’s letter-of-the-law approach to his whistle-blowing. Fitzpatrick says he is a fan of the ‘bunker’ system - in which television match officials have the ability to review cards and either upgrade or maintain the current level - but told Deaker having World Rugby intervene has him concerned.

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

All you need to know ahead of the Rugby World Cup pool A match between the All Blacks and Namibia in Toulouse. 7am Saturday NZTWorld Cup results so far: All Blacks lost to France, Namibia lost to ItalyWhat’s on the line? Success at the Rugby World Cup is measured very differently by New Zealand and Namibia. Both previous World Cup matches with the All Blacks were one-sided; 58-14 in 2015 in London and 71-9 in 2019 in Tokyo. TAB oddsAll Blacks by 12 and under: $21All Blacks by 13 and over: $1.001Draw: $151Namibia: $81How to follow the actionFor live commentary of All Blacks v Namibia, join Elliott Smith on Newstalk ZB, Gold Sport and iHeartRadio.

Herald weekend newspapers editor Stuart Dye and daily editor David Rowe accepting the supreme award for Newspaper of the Year in May. Former Herald editor Murray Kirkness was promoted in June, with the new moniker of Chief Content Officer, Publishing. Staff pushed back over the removal of such roles for the Weekend Herald, Herald on Sunday, Canvas and other titles. At Stuff, the business was split into three entities – Stuff Digital, Stuff Masthead Publishing and Stuff Brand Connections – each with their own managing director working to build a new business model. Cherry's editor role was subsumed into a combined role editing The Post and the Sunday Star-Times and held by Tracy Watkins.

Here's our summary of key economic events overnight that affect New Zealand, with news all eyes are in the latest inflation updates. The American CPI inflation rate for August came in perhaps only slightly higher than expected. Stripping out the volatile food and energy items, 'core inflation' fell to a 4.3% annual rate, its lowest in two years. The Americans release their producer price inflation levels tomorrow and they are expected to be about half the consumer levels. The TWI-5 is +20 bps higher at 68.6.

Today Chris Hipkins visited a student flat in Dunedin and brought two boxes of donuts with him. It’s not every day the prime minister visits a love shack, but today was no ordinary day in Dunedin. Before his arrival, everything outside the Love Shack seemed normal. Trucks rumbled past on state highway one and a nearby cherry tree was in full blossom, possibly for Hipkins’ visit, but mostly because it is spring. The whole shack shimmied, and after one last photo under the Love Shack sign, Hipkins disappeared into the wilds of state highway one.

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nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “Rugby World Cup 2023: Plenty of changes for All Blacks revealed for Namibia | nzherald.co.nz” – below is their description. All Blacks coach Ian Foster reveals plenty of changes to the squad ahead of the match against Nambia, including ‘quiet assassin’ Cameron Roigard and Damian McKenzie. Full story: https://tinyurl.com/4ufwd5am 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.

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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.