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Photo: LDR / SuppliedA new medical study says up to one in 50 young Pasifika adults living in South Auckland may have rheumatic heart disease. Rheumatic heart disease is the condition that results from the heart valves being permanently damaged by rheumatic fever. The study found up to one in 50 young Pasifika adults living in South Auckland may have rheumatic heart disease (RHD). It said prevention of both acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease must target both young adults and children. People with severe rheumatic heart disease often require surgery to replace or repair the damaged heart valves.

Local officials and the FBI also chipped in reward money, bringing the total to US$80,000 (NZ$129,000) for any information about Oropeza’s whereabouts. Garcia, who survived a mass shooting, lost his son and wife in the shooting Friday night. “We’re looking for closure for this family,” Capers said. In the neighbourhood, an FBI agent, Texas Department of Public Safety troopers and other officers were seen going door to door. FBI spokeswoman Christina Garza said investigators do not believe those at the home were members of a single family.

Photo: NZ HeraldFrustrated Wellingtonians have unleashed on protesters who blocked a central city this morning, with one person even trying to drive past the blockade via the footpath. Restore Passenger Rail protesters have been removed from the road by police this morning after they blocked traffic near Parliament. Members of the public had gathered to watch the spectacle and heckle protesters, calling them idiots and swearing at them. It’s the sixth protest within six weeks in which the Restore Passenger Rail protesters have blocked or attempted to block traffic. He said the protest action presents a huge risk to the general public – and the protesters themselves.

HYPER, New Zealand’s leading provider of DOOH retail media channels, has announced a new media partnership with Briscoe Group. The partnership will see HYPER deploy custom designed 65” digital screens across Rebel Sport and Briscoes Homeware’s 90 store network reaching more than 10 million shoppers annually. HYPER CEO Ben Partington says the organisation is excited to partner with the two respected retail brands. The development of retail media networks has traditionally been a space that only large grocery companies have played in in New Zealand. The exciting news for agencies and brands is that these new networks are open to non-endemic advertisers, an activity that grocery based retail media networks are yet to cater for.

"I think the Drua are going to knock some teams over on the final run home, so we're glad it's not us. The crowd was naturally behind the home team but also showed their appreciation for the Blues during the game. Captain and flanker Dalton Papali'i said it had been a tough game in the conditions. He said using their scrum to contain the improving Drua scrum was good for the Blues. Papali'i said there was a connection between the sides because of Fijian players' role in developing the Blues culture through the years.

Manuel, who has post-traumatic stress disorder, said she has not ventured into the forest since last year after three negative encounters with dog owners who allowed their dogs to be off-lead, against Rotorua Lakes Council bylaws.

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Papakura High School is calling for public support to identify men believed to be responsible for breaking into the school, stealing items and damaging property. A South Auckland principal has spoken out over the “violation” of thieves targeting the school in three separate attacks within the last month. Papakura High School principal Simon Craggs told the Herald the first break-in occurred over Easter and thieves stole more than 20 Chromebooks and iPads from their art department. Papakura High School was previously the subject of the Herald’s Under the Bridge documentary, which recorded the Decile 1 school’s turnaround from tough times. Last month another Auckland school was targeted by thieves, who broke in and stole $1500 raised during the school fun run.

In an historical first, Invercargill police and firefighters have physically battled each other — but all for a good cause. The two organisations squared off against each other on Friday as part of a 24-hour bike-a-thon fundraiser for the annual Westpac Chopper Rescue Appeal. This was the inaugural event, but they aimed to make it an annual event, as it was all about raising funds for the Westpac rescue chopper. As they dealt with incidents every day, the rescue chopper was the lifeline, he said. A team of firefighters will take part in the 12th annual Westpac Chopper Bike Rides event on May 12.

Save Our Trains spokesperson Paul Callister says the group hopes to see improvements to passenger rail in other parts of the country following the announcement of 18 new hybrid trains for the Wellington region. Photo /123rfSave Our Trains spokesperson Paul Callister says the group hopes to see improvements to passenger rail in other parts of the country following the announcement of 18 new hybrid trains for the Wellington region. Save Our Trains spokesperson Paul Callister said the announcement was positive news but trains were currently in hot demand across the globe so New Zealanders would be waiting a while for them to arrive. “We’ve got to get in the queue.”Callister wanted to see improvements to passenger rail in other parts of the country too. He said locals were eager to see work on the Ōtaki to North Levin expressway project start in earnest.

It is looking likely to be a really, really tight campaign. Labour has been gaining ground since Jacinda Ardern’s resignation and is neck and neck with the National Party in polling averages. The feeling at that time was that the National Party only had to look competent and non-controversial, and anti-Labour sentiment would hand them the election. But then Ardern resigned, and suddenly there was a new ‘not-Jacinda’ candidate to contend with: Chris Hipkins. Budget 2023 has been pitched as the No Frills Budget and Hipkins as the No Frills Prime Minister.

Despite suffering their third setback this season, Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan knows the Crusaders will be there come the business end. “We know we’ve got tools in our arsenal that when we get it right it’s challenging for them. “He had a hand in both tries, but there were times he probably tried a little bit much. We rode our luck a little bit. “It gives us a little bit of breathing space.

Back in 2011, Kiwis living in Australia were denied government assistance after being caught up in the Queensland floods. But as it turns out, putting an end to a 22-year problem only wins you about six hours of good headlines. Both the Herald and Stuff ran stories about a potential "exodus" of New Zealand workers to Australia following the citizenship change. Its editor Tracy Watkins accompanied those with a stinging editorial about the “big fish hook” in the Australia citizenship deal, which ended: "Will the last one to leave please turn off the lights?". He said people should focus on making New Zealand better for workers, rather than making sure Australia is worse.

Written By: mickysavage - Date published: 10:31 am, April 30th, 2023 - 42 commentsCategories: act, chris bishop, national, same old national, spin, you couldn't make this shit up - Tags:Back in 2008 when John Key was seeking power National’s policy mix was very middle of the road. The policy worked and it took the country a while to realise that they had been sold a pup. As their announcement of their tenancy policy this week showed. But what was surprising was the framing National chose to apply to the policy. Secondly National will say any thing no matter how ridiculous in an attempt to dominate the airwaves.