After their relationship ended, they turned to the Family Court to determine how the property, which was jointly owned, should be divided. The Family Court said it did not have jurisdiction, as did the High Court. That means the case will be sent back to the Family Court. In November 2017, Lilach Paul separated from her husband and Mead, and the following year Brett Paul and Mead separated. Justice France and Justice Glazebrook, however, considered the High Court was correct that the Family Court had no jurisdiction.

PHOTO: NZ HERALDPolitical power is often temporary and illusory. It is apparent the pharaoh had exercised huge power and authority in his lifetime, but what Shelley viewed was but a shadow of that former glory. The poem ends:"And on the pedestal these words appear:My name is Ozymandius, king of kings:Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair! Unlike Ozymandius, they were not motivated by power or vanity. Temporary though political power is, if properly applied, all the citizens of the nation should be able to flourish.

The motel owner said he had made his decision after contacting police to clarify the situation. However, a police media spokesman said police had not provided any advice to the motel owner, and it was up to individual businesses to "decide who their customers [were]". Contacted by the ODT about the planned meetings yesterday afternoon, Balclutha Pipe Band president Grant Marshall expressed surprise and dismay. Senior Sergeant Chris Wakelin, of Balclutha police, said there was nothing illegal about the meetings planned in the town for tonight and tomorrow. "We will support all members of the public being safe for any public meeting."

Auckland surgeons must now consider ethnicity in prioritising patients for operations – some are not happyAuckland surgeons are now being required to consider a patient’s ethnicity alongside other factors when deciding who should get an operation first. We don’t just need more drs and nurses, we need new hospitals, we need new technology, we need new drugs, we need our own basic pharmaceutical industry. What this inclusion of ethnicity as a determinant truly represents is an under-funded public health system forced into making this brutal equation because of grotesque and systemic underfunding. This is a symptom of an underfunded health system using blunt tools like ethnicity to attempt more equitable outcomes. It is an ugly treatment to a much more malicious disease, which is the underfunding of the public health system by starving the State of tax revenue from the wealthiest amongst us.

Imagine waking up in the morning and seeing thousands of dollars debited from your account mysteriously. Well, something similar happened to credit card users across New Zealand recently that too at a time when the country has fallen into recession. It turns out that a third-party provider experienced a technical error which caused duplicate payments to be made among New Zealand Bank (BNZ) customers who used their cards to pay for goods and services between 10pm and 10.30pm. They said: "BNZ is supporting our customers who have been impacted by a technical issue caused by an external credit card service provider. "Approximately 500 Kiwibank customers may have experienced issues using their credit cards this morning due to a vendor technical issue," they said.

All of these carbuncles gleaned from Zillow listings, social media posts, or their local neighbourhood, and uploaded to be subjected to public criticism. Image: Facebook page That's It I'm Architecture ShamingThere is visible delight users take in poking fun at wealthy homeowner’s lack of taste, at the sheer amount of effort gone into building something so thoroughly ugly. Image: Facebook page That's It I'm Architecture ShamingHowever, this highlights the difficulty in separating personal taste from “objective” analysis. Image: Facebook page That's It I'm Architecture ShamingSo why does architecture not have the same critical culture as, for example, film or music? DOI: 10.1080/1326482000947839011 “What do architecture critics think of the state of architecture criticism today?” The Architect’s Newspaper, May 21, 2018. https://www.archpaper.com/2018/05/critics-speak-state-architectural-criticism/12 Wagner, “Stop Gatekeeping Architecture.”

Video / New Zealand HeraldWarning: Graphic imagesThe man accused of attacking diners at a series of North Shore restaurants has appeared in court briefly, before his matter was stood down until the afternoon. He was brought up from the North Shore District Court cells to appear in the dock before Community Magistrate Rosemary Fitzpatrick on Tuesday. Restaurants plan to beef up security on Auckland’s North Shore after a man wielding a weapon allegedly injured unsuspecting diners and damaged up to half a dozen eateries during a violent rampage. Another restaurant owner, who did not want to be named, said the alleged attacker kicked glass panels at restaurants before the attack. An axe spotted at the scene where multiple people were injured in an attack on Auckland's North Shore last night.

The Independent Electoral Review out today has included a recommendation to ‘affect the Treaty of Waitangi andPrinciples’ and make it one of the Act’s ‘explicit objectives’. What ‘principles’ are they talking about exactly? Our Electoral Act is the foundation of unwavering equality for every New Zealander

Hipkins has, ahead of his visit, explained how important China is to his country’s economic and other interests. He is to address the National Press Club (NPC) in Canberra on Jun 20, apart from being busy in numerous other engagements. * * *Meanwhile, in a statement to news agency RNZ, the New Zealand Foreign Ministry said Tsering did not request a meeting with Mahuta, according to the report. “The New Zealand government does not recognise the Central Tibetan Administration and accepts China’s sovereignty over Tibet,” the ministry has said. Events include a sustainability forum, gala dinner, giving a keynote address at Peking University, and attending the World Economic Forum “annual meeting of new champions”.

"A Qatari player used a racial slur towards All Whites defender Michael Boxall after a confrontation between the two players. The racial slur was heard by several New Zealand players, including Boxall," New Zealand Football (NZF), the country's governing body, said in a statement. New Zealand Football chief executive Andrew Pragnell said the New Zealand players agreed collectively to abandon the game and the governing body fully supported them. "The New Zealand players decided to support their team mate and we also decided to support our player. Then came the incident that will go down in New Zealand football notoriety.

[Source: Stuff.co.nz]The All Whites’ international friendly against Qatar was abandoned at halftime on Tuesday (NZT) after claims New Zealand centre-back Michael Boxall was racially abused by an opposition player. In a statement, New Zealand Football said the All Whites agreed not to come out for the second half after Boxall was racially abused by a Qatari player and no action was taken by the referee. Yousuf Abdurisag made a comment to Boxall which angered the All Whites and led to a melee after Qatar won a free-kick. The New Zealand players decided to support their teammate just as our team decided to support our player,” Queiroz said. I think this game will be under observation from Fifa for sure.”The New Zealand Professional Footballers’ Association said it commended the All Whites players for taking a stand against racism.

1News published this video item, entitled “A travel agency for dogs?” – below is their description. With the increase in dogs comes a massive increase in the pet services industry … including New Zealand’s first comprehensive information and travel agency for dogs 1News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

The teacher refused to refer to the student by their preferred pronouns, claiming it went against his Christian values. Photo / PixabayThe teacher refused to refer to the student by their preferred pronouns, claiming it went against his Christian values. Photo / PixabayA New Zealand high school teacher has had his teaching registration cancelled after he refused to use the preferred pronouns and name for one of his transgender students. However, the maths teacher, whose name was withheld from the tribunal’s decision, refused to call the student by his preferred name and pronouns. The teacher again refused, adding words to the effect of not wanting the student to “go down a path of sin”.

Imagine waking up in the morning and seeing thousands of dollars debited from your account mysteriously. Well, something similar happened to credit card users across New Zealand recently that too at a time when the country has fallen into recession. It turns out that a third-party provider experienced a technical error which caused duplicate payments to be made among New Zealand Bank (BNZ) customers who used their cards to pay for goods and services between 10pm and 10.30pm. They said: "BNZ is supporting our customers who have been impacted by a technical issue caused by an external credit card service provider. "Approximately 500 Kiwibank customers may have experienced issues using their credit cards this morning due to a vendor technical issue," they said.

Bloomberg Television published this video item, entitled “Pimco: Indonesia and India ‘Secular Positive Stories'” – below is their description. Stephen Chang, portfolio manager for Asia at Pacific Investment Management Co., discusses the prospects for the region’s markets and the opportunities he sees. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis, up-to-the-minute market data, features, profiles and more: http://www.bloomberg.comConnect with us on…Twitter: https://twitter.com/businessFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bloombergbusiness/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quicktake/?hl=enBloomberg Television YouTube Channel