Here's our summary of key economic events over the weekend that affect New Zealand, with news of growing and spreading unrest in China, even in some key cities. However, social unrest is boiling over from the endless lockdown pressures. It started when crowds took to the streets in Xinjiang's capital of Urumqi, chanting "End the lockdown!" And the New Zealand Govt ten year will start today little-changed at 4.16%. That all means our TWI-5 starts today at 71.3 and up +70 bps from this time last week.

Child sex crime investigator Terra Avilla warned parents against one popular app in particular. Photo / TikTok/thegirlcopChild sex crime investigator Terra Avilla warned parents against one popular app in particular. Photo / TikTok/thegirlcopA cop who specialises in child sex crime has gone viral after sharing the strict rules she has for her own kids in order to keep them safe from paedophiles. Terra Avilla, who goes by the user name thegirlcop on TikTok, regularly shares informative content relating to child abuse and domestic violence. Child sex crime investigator Terra Avilla has revealed the five rules she has for her own kids.

The town, which the locals call Truth, was once named Hot Springs, for reasons not hard to deduce. New Mexico TRUE The town officially changed its name on March 31,Hot Springs was a little late answering the call. It officially changed its name on March 31, and the show went to air from the newly named town, the next evening – April 1. New Mexico TRUE The town was once named Hot Springs. And a nice surprise for such a small town is the extraordinary little Geronimo Springs Museum.

The government is merging TVNZ and RNZ into ANZPM, or “Anz-Pam”, as it is known within the organisations now. The TVNZ historical drama Panthers was the big winner at the 2022 NZ TV AwardsTVNZ 45, Warner Bros. Yet TVNZ absolutely dominated the TV awards – to such an extent that it was a bit grotesque, almost politically inconvenient. What that says is that the expensive business of making professionally produced TV shows is losing to the chaos and pace of user-generated content for the global social platforms. Those are simply the stakes of the decade, and ANZPM, NZ on Air and the whole TV industry must recognise that if it is to survive.

Photo: ODT filesOne lucky person is a whopping $24 million richer after winning Lotto last night. The multimillion-dollar win was made up of $1 million from Lotto First Division and $23 million for Powerball, and the winning ticket was sold at Bell Block Supermarket in New Plymouth. They are the 17th person made a multi-millionaire from Lotto this year. The mouth-watering sum was up for grabs in the Super Saturday Lotto Powerball draw. There was no Strike Four winner, so that $300,000 jackpot will now move to Wednesday night.

The matter is before the court so speculation is dangerous but the sense of testosterone fueled stupidity is strong. And more recently he has taken pot shots at Jacinda Ardern because of robberies and ram raids of dairies. We will also launch a petition to demand the protection of dairy owners,” Kaushal said. If you want to apportion blame then the toxic consequences of Roger Douglas’s and Ruth Richardson’s policies can be blamed. The last thing we need is more overblown rhetoric and simplistic solutions to resolve a problem that is decades in the making and will require compassion and generosity to fix.

Photo: ODT filesThe ACT Party has launched a truancy policy aimed at resolving what it calls a "crisis". In a statement today, ACT education spokesperson Chris Baillie said "In term 2 of this year, 60 percent of students did not attend regularly". A recent Ministry of Education attendance report showed the number going to school regularly was 39.9 percent. Baillie said the rate was "shocking" and that "New Zealand is not a sustainable society". "It is not passing enough knowledge from one generation to the next to maintain first world status."

nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “SPCA Masterton is having kittens | Local Focus” – below is their description. The SPCA is preparing for an influx of cuteness, kitten season. But with great cuteness comes great responsibility. Many of the newborn kittens who arrive at the SPCA will be sick and require intensive veterinary care. Full story: https://bit.ly/lf1470 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?

Winston Peters has declared New Zealand First won’t join a governing coalition with Labour after the 2023 election. Many voters will recall Peters explicitly ruled out National before the 1996 election and then formed a coalition with them anyway. Depending on final election results, a minority coalition could form a government if it has the support of another party (or parties) on confidence and supply votes. If the election dates set in 2014, 2017 and 2020 (before COVID intervened) are any guide, we’d expect the election to be on September 23. But the final vote count and the government formation negotiations (which could be drawn out) would then come close to the Christmas break.

NZ First leader Winston Peters bets Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking that he will make it back into government in the 2023 election. Video / Newstalk ZBNZ First leader Winston Peters bets Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking that he will make it back into government in the 2023 election. Winston Peters has declared New Zealand First won’t join a governing coalition with Labour after the 2023 election. Many voters will recall Peters explicitly ruled out National before the 1996 election and then formed a coalition with them anyway. And putting the election off again until November 25 to accommodate the World Cup final is well within the rules.

nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “8000 wine lovers enjoy Best Sunday Ever in Toast Martinborough | Local Focus” – below is their description. “Red, red wine!” sang the crowds last weekend at Toast Martinborough. After a three-year hiatus, Toast Martinborough was back with thousands of people from all over New Zealand enjoying the Best Sunday Ever. And just like the old days, it was a great day out. Full story: https://bit.ly/lf1469 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?

Jacinda Ardern, seen here with her father Ross Ardern, told the NZ Woman's Weekly his cancer diagnosis has 'put everything in perspective'. Photo / Getty ImagesJacinda Ardern, seen here with her father Ross Ardern, told the NZ Woman's Weekly his cancer diagnosis has 'put everything in perspective'. Ardern told the New Zealand Woman's Weekly her father, Ross Ardern, has had a "good" recovery from cancer but is not as active as he would like to be. Ardern says surgery to his kidney as part of his cancer treatment has left him with a surgical hernia. Ardern told the magazine she's looking forward to Christmas as it's the only "proper leave" she gets all year.

Waka Kotahi would not elaborate on the criminal case and when police were approached by Open Justice twice on the matter, they did not respond. The transport agency has the power to prosecute a person or company for breaches of legislation it is responsible for. The transport agency was also not able to say if part of its investigation was around the possibility of a "chop shop" operation because these were matters outside its jurisdiction as a regulator. While Waka Kotahi could not elaborate on the investigation, it did outline how it gets alerted to problems with vehicles. For regulatory matters, Waka Kotahi has a number of intervention options to manage non-compliance, including education, engagement, and enforcement.

Power Rangers star Chance Perez with long-term love Emma Smith and their daughter, Brooklyn, left. Photo / SuppliedPower Rangers star Chance Perez chose a New Zealand wedding over Hollywood when he married his long-term love Emma Smith this month. He and his family’s New Zealand love affair started when they travelled here two years ago for Perez to start filming in the series. Chance Perez chose a NZ wedding over Hollywood. Rounding out the wedding were local friends and of course the Power Rangers family.

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