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A low pass of Argentina’s new presidential jet over an airport in Buenos Aires has shocked onlookers and sparked criticism. Footage from Jorge Newbery Airport shows the Boeing 757-200 aircraft executing a missed approach over runway 13 before a steep bank to the left. The pilot at the controls was Leonardo Barone, the man in charge of the Argentinian presidential fleet. While the pass surprised onlookers, some criticised the manoeuvre. flight mode/twitter The jet is a Boeing 757-200 with the registration ARG-01.

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The ads are being "urgently" pulled off the back of Waikato buses after complaints. The ads are being "urgently" pulled off the back of Waikato buses after complaints. The Department of Corrections is “urgently pulling” ads from buses after they were deemed racist and offensive. Job candidates were urged to “become the change for our Waikato whānau” in the advertisement, which was displayed on buses in Waikato and Bay of Plenty. The campaign aimed to recruit staff for Spring Hill Corrections Facility and the new 500-bed facility at Waikeria Prison, both in Waikato.

The owner of a South Dunedin bottle store at the centre of a fatal car crash on Saturday morning says he feels “callous” for not feeling sad about the death of a young person. “It sounds really callous, but I’m not as upset as maybe everyone thinks I should be or could be. “I know for the last 10 years, they’ve been getting bashed on for this sort of thing ... but I can’t blame the police. The scene of the crash cordoned off in Melbourne St on Saturday. Melbourne St remained closed to traffic until about 3.30pm yesterday.

The Chewsday ChewHello Cobbers, I hope we’re feeling fighting fit, peachy keen and pumped for another week. Naturally, we all wish Connor and his family and loved ones all the very best in whatever they choose to do. Nor am I calling for Andrew Makalio or Shannon Frizell to be charged or pursued outside the rugby world with anything. Can anyone even remotely involved with our game say they do not have heightened awareness of head/high-contact issues these days? There’s a bit to chew on over breakfast or coffee.

The national carrier's conducting a survey measuring the average weight of passengers, including hand luggage. Air New Zealand wants to weigh you. Yes, you read that right. The airline is conducting one of its regular surveys to measure the average weight of passengers. Watch the video above to find out more.

Members of the public piled on a 20-year-old man after he threw a woman to the ground, knocking her unconscious in George St.Senior Sergeant Anthony Bond, of Dunedin, said about 2.25am on Saturday morning a 20-year-old man threw a 27-year-old woman to the ground after she tried to stop a fight between the man and her husband. The woman hit her head on the ground and lost consciousness. The 20-year-old man was arrested. However, the arrest did not come before onlookers jumped on the 20-year-old man, assaulting him for his role in injuring the woman. In the George St melee, another man kicked the man in the head while he was on the ground.

A Dunedin woman nearly four times over the limit drove home from Christchurch with her daughter before crashing close to their house, police say. Senior Sergeant Anthony Bond, of Dunedin, said the woman's 11-year-old daughter was in the car at the time. Police were called to Stuart St at Kaikorai Valley Rd at 1.30am today and found a crashed and abandoned car on a traffic island. The limit for drivers aged 20 years and over is 250 micrograms (mcg) of alcohol per litre of breath. The woman would appear in court on charges of drink-driving, careless driving and failing to protect a child under 18, he said.

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The total number of deaths from Covid-19 is now 2942. The total number of deaths from Covid-19 is now 2942. By RNZThere were 14,371 new cases of Covid-19 reported in Aotearoa in the week to midnight on Sunday, and a further 49 deaths attributed to the virus. The total number of deaths from the disease is now 2942. Last week 14,657 new cases were reported and further 43 deaths attributed to the virus.

Stuff’s Journalism Shines At 2023 Voyager Media AwardsStuff’s national, metropolitan and regional journalism has been recognised among the best in New Zealand with 23 prizes at this year’s 2023 Voyager Media Awards. The awards celebrate excellence in New Zealand journalism across print, broadcast and digital, recognising and rewarding the best in the craft. The Sunday Star-Times also won Best Newspaper Front Page and Sunday was crowned Best Newspaper Magazine. Skelton also won Best Photography - Features, Best Photography - News (The Press and Stuff), and Best Feature Video (single video journalist). Visual journalist Alan Gibson scooped Best Photo Story/ Essay, while designer Kwok Yi Lee won Best Artist/Graphic Design.

Mama Hooch rapist Roberto Jaz has been assaulted in prison. Danny Jaz was the bar manager at Mama Hooch and Roberto Jaz was the chef at the nearby restaurant Venuti. SUPPLIED & STUFF Roberto Jaz and his older brother Danny drugged and sexually assaulted numerous patrons of Mama Hooch bar in Christchurch. It was launched after two women alleged Roberto Jaz drugged and sexually assaulted them at Venuti in the early hours of July 15, 2018. A source told the NZ Herald that Roberto Jaz may have been working in the prison kitchen given his experience as a chef before he was arrested.

The number of first home buyers getting into a home of their own appears to be stabilising after an extended period of decline. The latest mortgage lending figures from the Reserve Bank show 1883 mortgages were approved for first home buyers in April, up 6.6% compared to April last year. That suggests they are gaining an increasing share of the housing market, with sales to other types of buyers such as investors and owner-occupiers, dropping away more strongly. The first graph below shows the trend in monthly mortgage approvals to first home buyers expressed as a percentage of total housing sales. The second graph below shows the relationship between the REINZ's monthly median selling price and the estimated average price paid by first home buyers.

Video / NZ HeraldBy RNZQueenstown’s winter workforce is already arriving, but the big question is where will they live? Queenstown Housing Initiative co-founder Hannah Sullivan was blunt in her assessment of where the winter workforce would be staying this year. Housing Minister Megan Woods recently visited the area and understood the extent of the crisis, but central government was not doing enough to combat it, Fifield said. “I think the businesses that are hiring these people should be letting them know there’s a crisis,” Waterfield said. The subsequent reality check meant Queenstown’s welcoming reputation to workers was taking a hit.