Dixon, known for his humility, downplayed his actions, saying, “Ethan’s the real champion. His strength is what inspires me.” The IndyCar community rallied, with several drivers sending Ethan messages and memorabilia, further cementing the sport’s reputation for its tight-knit, compassionate spirit.
It’s “Adrienne and John” of Auckland retail appliance firm Magness Benrow. Like Beyonce, Prince, and Madonna, they’re simply known by their first names – Kiwi style.
It’s emerged Australian firm Scene to Believe failed to carry out any police vetting before contracting disgraced teacher Timothy Fisher as a Santa at Westfield Manukau, Westfield Newmarket and Westfield St Lukes in 2022 and 2023.
“It is with deep sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Shane Christie,’’ NZ Rugby said in a statement issued to Stuff.
He was a producer or executive producer on four of the country’s 10 top grossing films: Footrot Flats, Whale Rider, Sione’s Wedding, and Once Were Warriors sequel What Becomes of the Broken Hearted?
The Kiwi entrepreneur still holds 42.4 per cent of the company and will continue to be fully involved in the business as brand ambassador.
Wellington-born John Bartley (78) died in Los Angeles on 17 August, according to American Cinematographer.
Defence Minister Judith Collins carried a model Seahawk helicopter and a huge grin with her on Thursday, as she headed to the debating chamber. Collins had just confirmed the Government would buy $2 billion worth of new naval helicopters. That would mean five new MH-60R Seahawk helicopters would arrive, to
Pharmac told the Herald it was assessing an application to fund the drug for children aged 2 to 6, but didn’t know yet when or if a decision would be made to do so.
Crowe was led from the Mercer Hotel in handcuffs during the incident after lashing out at staff when he was unable to place a call to his then-wife. He spent six hours in custody before being charged.
“So if I’m going to embarrass myself, he’s going to embarrass himself,” the prime minister quipped.
Talwar contested the 2022 local government elections and experienced similar instances of vandalism. “[But] not to this extent,” he said. “This year seems particularly nasty.”
Children’s Minister Karen Chhour has asked for more information, but Prime has been unable to provide anything, other than saying her concerns were based on information from a credible source.
