nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “Shooting anxiety in Henderson, dental demands grow & 186 US banks vulnerable | nzherald.co.nz” – below is their description. How West Auckland residents are faring after terrifying shooting, how many of us want dental care to be free and warnings as 200 US banks at risk in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Full story: https://bit.ly/3THEAZb 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.

Australian climate emergency protester Deanna “Violet” Coco last week won her appeal ato the delight of supporters. A 15-month jail sentence imposed on her for blocking one lane on the Sydney Harbour Bridge with a truck was quashed. Here investigative journalist Wendy Bacon reports for City Hub on the NSW police withdrawing the false ambulance accusation that led to Coco’s jailing. Her appeal against sentence was heard on March 15 when the matter of the false allegations was raised. “Climate protesters are being increasingly and disproportionately subjected to punitive legal action by Australian authorities and this has taken that legal action to a new extreme,” he said.

By Arieta Vakasukawaqa in SuvaThe installation of the Turaga Bale na Vunivalu Na Tui Kaba, Ratu Epenisa Cakobau, clearly indicates that Fiji’s traditional chiefly system still has a strong footing and chiefs still command respect among the country’s citizens. This is the view of Dr Paul Geraghty, the University of the South Pacific’s associate professor of linguistics. Dr Geraghty said even though the previous government had downplayed the role of chiefs, the population at large did not belittle their roles in society. He said given that those who had opposed Ratu Epenisa had passed on, he was the oldest available candidate and one who knew Bau and its people well. Meanwhile, iTaukei Affairs Minister Ifereimi Vasu said the installation of Ratu Epenisa was significant to the reinstatement of the GCC.

The tax system is based on taxing only declared wage and salary incomes or consumption taxes the are unequal in their impact. Credit Suisse rank among the 30 most important banks in the global financial system, and they have almost $1.7 trillion in assets. That will worsen the current account deficit and increase deficit spending without tax increases. We must pay for these reforms through a wealth tax which affects only the richest 5% of New Zealanders. Climate refugees from the Pacific must be given safe passage and citizenship due to Aotearoa’s historical responsibility in the region.

Here's our summary of key economic events over the weekend that affect New Zealand, with news Credit Suisse has been sold off at a bargain-basement price. There is a deal in Switzerland where their #1 bank UBS will buy their troubled #2 bank, Credit Suisse. Their central bank is funding a US$100 bln liquidity support arrangement for the merger in a bid to end the crisis at Credit Suisse. At least 9000 jobs will be cut at Credit Suisse, probably more after the takeover. In Asia, the People's Bank of China is expected to leave its loan prime rates unchanged following fresh liquidity injections.

Knight, who is the father of owner Adeline, told AM the chase didn't end there, with a 66-year-old man with a leg prosthesis going after the alleged robber. There was a guy parking his car … however he saw what was happening, so he kept his car running instead of parking. He had his granddaughter in the back and started following the man down the street in his car," Knight told AM co-host Melissa Chan-Green. Knight said the 66-year-old man pulled up beside the robber and said, 'stop, give that back, give all that stuff back'. They then returned to the store and bought the watches back to us," he said.

Wendy’s highlights new deal with One NZ Warriors via MetroEXPWith the help of creative agency MetroEXP, Wendy’s NZ is highlighting its new ‘Everyone’s Your Mate’ campaign which leverages its sponsorship of the One New Zealand Warriors. Featuring fan-favourites Wayde Egan, Dallin Watene-Zelezniak and Marata Niukore, the boys appear suddenly at the very sight of Wendy’s. The campaign cheekily emphasises that even your heroes become your mates when there’s Wendy’s involved. Penny Wolhuter, Managing Partner of MetroEXP, says: “With the rising cost-of-living, many consumers are seeking convenient and affordable meal options. This campaign delivers that message with a few of the One New Zealand Warriors players in a fun and engaging way.”An integrated marketing effort, including social media, digital advertising, in-store POS and video content, will support the Mates Rates campaign.

StuffWhich ex-All Black - who went on to coach and who was an accomplished cricketer when he was younger - later returned to play cricket?

1News published this video item, entitled “Programmes underway to naturalise foreign-trained doctors” – below is their description. The pilot programmes underway are designed to familiarise the doctors with practices in New Zealand’s hospitals and GP clinics. 1News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

However, a war that broke out in February 2022 completely altered the Russian lifestyle in the West. The Russian people have begun to live in fear and tension, replacing their former sense of freedom, equality, and love. According to renowned Russian Alexei Zimin, who opposes Russia’s aggression in the Ukraine war, threats have been made against his London restaurant. It has been revealed that Ukraine is running fake schemes, wherein Russian dissenters are being sent to EU nations, only on paper. These malicious attempts to destroy Russian culture seem to be unstoppable.

Highlanders claim first win defeating the Force 43-35Highlanders claim first win defeating the Force 43-35Highlanders midfielder Thomas Umaga-Jensen charges at the Western Force defence at Invercargill Rugby Park. [Image: stuff.co.nz]The Highlanders have claimed their first win of the 2023 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific after defeating the Western Force 43-35 this afternoon. 26-year-old Jonah Lowe scored a double for the Otago side, while Hugh Renton, Sean Withy, Sam Gilbert and Mitch Hunt scored a try each. The Rebels' points came from tries to Ollie Callan, Siosifa Amone, Bryce Hegarty, Tom Horton and Zach Kibirige. Meanwhile, the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will meet the Reds at 5 this afternoon.

Police responded to multiple fights shortly after 1am on Sunday. Police are warning inner-city Auckland revellers that they will be held accountable for their behaviour after arresting five people when multiple fights broke out on Karangahape Road in the early hours of Sunday morning. A police spokesperson confirmed that they responded to a “large group of disorderly people” and multiple fights breaking out at around 1.20am on Sunday morning and took five people into custody. “Those arrested are aged between 17 and 21, and charges are still being considered,” police said. “Police remind those heading into the city to have a plan to get home safely, and that you will be held accountable for your behaviour,” the spokesperson told the Herald.

Wellington Trades Hall caretaker Ernie Abbott. “I can tell you honestly that I had nothing to do with the Trades Hall bombing,” Kidman told detectives. The wreckage inside the foyer of the Wellington Trades Hall. The Rica Banana label which was found on a fragment of the Trades Hall bombing suitcase. “I can tell you honestly that I had nothing to do with the Trades Hall bombing on 27 March 1984.

Got a comment? A man travelling from New Zealand to the United Kingdom with Emirates is $12,500 richer after complaining about his seat. 9 News Australia published this video item, entitled “Emirates passenger awarded $12.5K after business seat misfire | 9 News Australia” – below is their description. In December 2013, Nine Entertainment listed on the ASX, trading as ASX: NEC. In November 2020, Nine Entertainment relocated from Willoughby where it had been based for 64 years to North Sydney.

REVIEW: Homegrown has the unenviable task of trying to balance the extremities of the New Zealand music scene in one coherent event which will appeal to the masses and sell lots of tickets. As a result, its line-up at the one-day event, across five stages, was a collection of the most easy-listening, local bands. I remember first hearing his earworm Sunday Morning on the radio, and thinking he was from North America. MONIQUE FORD/Stuff Troy Kingi at the City stage. MONIQUE FORD/Stuff The line-up at the one-day event, across five stages, was a collection of the most easy-listening, local bands.