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Rhythm and Vines a Soggy Scene
Provided global warming does not bring a major snowstorm with avalanches and polar bears sliding down glaciers, the organisers will be looking forward to another successful run next year.
Christmas and the Great Kiwi Summer Holiday
To give pleasure to a single heart by a single act is better than a thousand heads bowing in prayer. – Mahatma Gandhi
Historic Ship in Lyttelton for 175th Anniversary
It was on 27 December 1850 that the Cressy, the last of the First Four Ships, arrived in Lyttelton Harbour, completing the journey of the first Canterbury Pilgrims.
Thousands of Images Uncovered in New Zealand
In 2023 alone, the team conducted 47 investigations, uncovering nearly three million pieces of illegal material and blocking over one million attempts to access websites hosting child abuse content.
World Class Gibberish
After reading that mind-blowing gibberish, I suggest Becky’s biggest problem is in talking plain English.
Tenant Has to Pay Only 1/10th
The case highlights the financial strain and legal complexities landlords face when repairing damage exceeding tenant liability limits.
Parts of NZ Are Becoming ‘News Deserts’
There are calls from local councils themselves to strengthen existing government support for local-democracy reporting. The longer we wait, the closer the news desert creeps.
The Freedom and Rights Coalition Demonstration
This reflects the true face of Māoridom and of New Zealand, unlike the one performed by the primitive separatists the world has been laughing at.
How to Hack the Haka
We need to get the Ministry of Culture to fund some kind of dance development project.
