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Video / NZ HeraldSwastikas and a racial epithet spray-painted on property in a Dunedin suburb at the weekend has left residents appalled, shocked and angry. The racist graffiti was left on a large red rubbish skip and on the footpath in Minto St, Andersons Bay, and police are now treating it as a serious incident. A rubbish skip in Minto St, Andersons Bay, was covered in racist graffiti at the weekend. Don’t do this kind of stuff.”The incident was similar to another spate of racist graffiti which happened in Christchurch earlier this month. Area commander Inspector Craig Brown said police received a report of a graffiti incident in Minto St and officers were now investigating.

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Trying to unpack the youngest Prime Minister who was the first to give birth while in the role, a Prime Minister who is lauded overseas and threaten at home won’t be easy. When Ardern became prime minister in October 2017, New Zealand’s annual GDP growth was a modest 3.0 per cent which ranked 19th in the OECD. …you can’t pretend that Jacinda didn’t have serious policy wins and strong results. A Prime Minister who reset leadership dynamics while juggling national emergencies with an emotional intelligence that will echo down the corridors of history. Jacinda’s personal legacy will be a never ending security detail decades after she leaves Office because of fears some feral lunatic will attack her or her family.

Chippy represents economic justice over social justice and he has a lot to do. The looming economic recession is going to be far more damaging than most comprehendHere are some ideas for Chippy. Free Dental: Chippy has to focus on subsidising universal services that remove cost from people’s lives. Free Public Transport: Chippy has to focus on subsidising universal services that remove cost from people’s lives. Free Breakfast and Lunch in all schools: Chippy has to focus on subsidising universal services that remove cost from people’s lives.

Christopher Win avoided jailed by a "slim margin" when he appeared in the Christchurch District Court for sentencing today on of four charges laid under the Tax Administration Act 1994. Investigation of Win’s bank accounts revealed he used the Win Building account for "significant personal expenditure over the tax periods in question". Judge Couch rejected the argument that some of Win’s spending was not for personal enjoyment and said he would describe it as "discretionary expenditure." Judge Couch acknowledged that Win had made a genuine effort to pay back his debt and gave him discounts for his guilty pleas and genuine remorse for his actions. The judge arrived at an end sentence of 12 months’ home detention, saying Win avoided jail by a "small margin".

Tuesday, 24 January, 2023 - 14:08Early childhood education is a public good, rather than an investment opportunity for the private sector, says Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG). CPAG regards early childhood education as one way of mitigating child poverty in Aotearoa. Declining attendance, unhappy early childhood staff, inadequate teacher to child ratios and a focus on profit in the early childhood sector, all exacerbated by Covid, made for sober reading. Privatisation and early childhood education in Aotearoa New Zealand" predicted that occupancy rates would decrease as a result of Covid. Increased funding would allow more than 10,000 children to access support to attend early childhood education.

Winners — Tennis playersFor getting to play tennis. As someone who has to do the odd overnight shift, in obviously less exerting conditions, I’m not feeling sympathy to the late hour/early morning playing conditions of tennis players. Winners — Women’s rugbyThe Black Ferns Sevens had the better of their opponents on the field all weekend in Hamilton ... and they had the better of their male rivals in catching the public eye. With many of the men’s Sevens players largely unknown to all but the most avid fan, the Ferns squad featured stars of last year’s XVs World Cup title. Look for more fireworks from Bracewell the next time the Black Caps are in India for the World Cup in October.

Why Jacinda Ardern will need her bodyguards, Chris Hipkins’ hometown rallies behind the ‘boy from the Hutt,’ and when the housing market might turnaround in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ HeraldAn Auckland farmer has gone viral after turning one of his large fields into a troll message board for Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern after confirming she’s stepping down as the country’s leader. Farmer Rodney Ng used his farm to send a message to outgoing Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Jacinda Ardern choked back tears as she revealed she was stepping down as Prime Minister. At least eight people have been charged with threatening to kill the Prime Minister during her term.

In last year’s passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), Congress included about $20 billion earmarked for natural climate solutions. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is responsible for deciding how those funds should be allocated to meet the climateThis is a re-post from the Citizens' Climate Lobby blog ...

Independent agency Thinkerbell has officially opened the doors to its office in the land of the long white cloud. Based in Tāmaki Makaurau’s Greys Avenue, Thinkerbell is spearheaded by Co-founders Luke Farmer, Amy Frengley, and Regan Grafton, who bring with them extensive industry experience. Having worked across some of New Zealand’s most effective campaigns and having won multiple Effie Awards, Luke Farmer takes a seat as Thinkerbell Aotearoa’s Managing Director and Co-founder. “Thinkerbell has already established itself as a leading independent agency both across the ditch and globally. Group CEO Margie Reid and Chief Thinker Adam Ferrier are working closely with their New Zealand team.

To disperse Anti-vaccine protesters who camp out for a week On the lawns of the New Zealand Parliament, the police had to use tricks: play haunting music to startle them. Last night, beautiful government played a Macarena episode, Vax letters, and Trevor Mallard’s warning about protesters spreading… https://t.co/eHsQQXAzQb – @victoria_dlV (@victoria_dlV) See the tweetBut the initiative had the opposite effect: Hundreds of protesters are inspired by the self-proclaimed “caravans of freedom”. #New Zealand police used music to disperse anti-extremism protesters. So you will not be able to play our videos which need third party cookies to function. See also on The HuffPost: In Canada, Ottawa is paralyzed as the “Freedom Caravan” declares a state of emergency

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Boris Karpichkov, a former Russian spy, says he is a 'dead man walking' because the UK is not protecting him. The newspaper claimed that Karpichkov was wanted by Interpol, the Russian authorities, and by organised crime groups, so they predicted his assassination. Boris Karpichkov claims he was poisoned on Auckland's Queen St.Kurt Bayer reveals the incredible story of Boris Karpichkov. In 2022, the former spy claimed that Vladimir Putin has been sick with cancer. Messages said to be from the unidentified Russian spy to FSB defector Boris Karpichkov also say Putin is losing his sight and suffering from headaches.

This discourse drives much of the mainstream media’s reporting about the NATO conference in Ramstein and about its outcomes. Russian information operations this week focussed on the Ramstein meeting consisted of more vague threats of escalation. Therefore we have seen a heated debate recently about NATO tanks. The United Kingdom fired the first shot, offering Ukraine Challenger 2 tanks to Ukraine. The Russian’s won a small and hopefully short-lived victory when Germany chose not to release NATO’s Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.