Face of the Day
Stacy Keach was indelibly linked with his take on the hard-boiled Hammer, the fictitious TV private detective created by crime novelist Mickey Spillane.
Stacy Keach was indelibly linked with his take on the hard-boiled Hammer, the fictitious TV private detective created by crime novelist Mickey Spillane.
Dai Henwood died holding the hands of his family in Auckland Hospital on Tuesday morning.
The billionaire founder of tech companies Adaytum and Anaplan has been vocal about New Zealand’s poor economic performance in the past decade and says the country needs stability and a long-term plan.
“There was over a 20 per cent swing. So that’s huge. It is the only thing that has saved the centre-right in this country” – Mowbray
RNZ’s head of audio Pip Keane says Gower is a brilliant broadcaster and has been a popular fill-in host over the past few years.
Judge Joel Bennathan said on Thursday (local time) the British actor-comedian faces a “significant” prison term when he is sentenced on Monday.
Sir Lloyd, a theologian, was a member of the prestigious Order of New Zealand, and was knighted in 2009.
Last week, during his show on the Platform, Laws said Opportunity’s female candidates were “stern”, “severe-looking women”, and “authoritarian fascists”.
Gerry Brownlee isn’t buying the polls. At least, not yet. The 70-year-old has been a National MP for three decades (since 1996), held the Ilam seat for many years and in post-quake Canterbury was the powerful Earthquake Recovery Minister. After losing the Ilam seat for the
Penny Marie zeroed in on the bib number discrepancy and added: “I used to do 10k runs and half marathons. I’ve done the Auckland half marathon three times and I’ll tell you what, my hair was much more sweaty than that!”
Albaher is sought by police and is under a border alert, facing charges including possession of execution videos as well as assault and threatening to kill. He left NZ while on bail. Khalaf is facing charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice by providing false documents to the court.
Patrick Stewart died Wednesday (local time) in Los Angeles, following “a brief and poignant journey” with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy Body Dementia.
Cliff Curtis appeared over audio-visual link in the Auckland District court on Thursday. He pleaded guilty to both charges.
Erica Stanford backed Christopher Luxon’s decision to rule the Opportunity out, saying she did not believe it would make it over the five per cent threshold needed to enter parliament.
“We landed here and looked out of the window and had no idea where we were,” Julie Lundmark says.
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