The misleading headline in the NZ Herald was “quietly corrected” online, on the day of publication, as covered by Mediawatch. Among other criticisms of the reporting, the Media Council described it as’poor journalism’. Despite the swiftness of the online correction, it failed to capture the gravity of the errors in the story. ….. As swift as the online correction was, it failed to capture the gravity of the errors in the story. However, the complainants reflect a dissenting view and the Media Council does not see their arguments reflected in Bernard Orsman’s stories.

The new campaign, created by Pitchblack and sister company Jetblack, explores this highly emotional journey and how confronting it can be, both for the parent and their children. The children have the new challenge of being responsible for a family member, who, for most of their lives, had been their rock. Care that only a professional can deliver.”Emma Dalton, General Manager, Pitchblack Partners says, “We’re having children later, our parents are living longer and we’re working longer hours. “Our personalised approach to care supports our wonderful residents and enables the family to focus on enjoying their precious time together”. The campaign, the first from Oceania’s new Partnership with Pitchblack Partners and their sister production company Jetblack launched on the 12th of May across TV, VOD, Cinema, Radio and Digital.

All Blacks loose forward Sam Cane confident of being fit for July testsAll Blacks loose forward Sam Cane confident of being fit for July testsPhoto: Hannah Peters/Getty ImagesAll Black Sam Cane is back training in Japan and aiming to be fit for selection ahead of the All Blacks tests against England and Fiji in July. The openside flanker, who captained the All Blacks during the World Cup in France last year, hasn't played for his Suntory Sungoliath team in the Japan Rugby League One competition since January 20th because of a back injury. After fulfilling his duties with Sungoliath, Cane will return to New Zealand and has the option of rejoining the Chiefs to train - although he won't be available for their Super Rugby Pacific games - and could potentially play club rugby. Whether Cane, if selected, would retain the captaincy under new All Blacks coach Scott Robertson is unclear. Robertson has indicated he won't name his skipper until he reveals his 32-man All Blacks squad on June 24th.

Djokovic blames bottle to head for shock straight-sets defeatDjokovic blames bottle to head for shock straight-sets defeatNovak Djokovic (right) and Alejandro Tabilo shake hands at the net. Photo: Claudia Greco/ReutersA concerned Novak Djokovic will undergo medical tests after feeling the effects of being struck on the head by a bottle in his shock exit from the Italian Open. The tournament released a video showing that Novak Djokovic was hit on the head by accident. The bottle slipped from a fan’s backpack. ❤️‍🩹(via @InteBNLdItalia)pic.twitter.com/5LIzzWZpMS — The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) May 10, 2024The one-sided loss came two days after Djokovic collapsed to the ground after being struck by a bottle which fell from a spectator’s backpack as the world No.

So, why has the RBNZ’s balance sheet become such a behemoth? Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr is at the helm of the central bank as it starts shrinking the size of its massive balance sheet. This will shrink the size of the RBNZ’s balance sheet, making it more palatable for it to print money again in a future crisis. Building of foreign reservesThe second reason why the RBNZ’s balance sheet has grown is because of something entirely different. A larger balance sheet means it’s more exposed to interest rates and foreign exchange rates changing.

Coach Vern Cotter said, "There are no easy games from now on. Cotter said apart from a couple of occasions, the Blues managed the win because they stuck to what they knew they could do. He enjoyed the game most because it clearly showed the Blues what they needed to do to execute their game plan correctly. Under the late Hurricanes assault on the Blues' line, Tuipulotu said there was little need to remind the players what was required. Cotter said first five-eighths Harry Plummer's role in decision-making and kicking goals had been vital.

Or, are you merely one of those whose lives are profoundly influenced by the decisions of Brahmins and Merchants? Hence Piketty’s Brahmins and Merchants. When capitalism ceased to be bounded by the borders of the nation state (thanks primarily to the off-shoring of production) the opportunities for both Merchants and Brahmins expanded to encompass the entire globe. Clearly, the present National-Act-NZ First coalition government is more sympathetic to the values and aspirations of the Merchants than it is to those of the Brahmins. It may be tempting to run roughshod over well-educated and working-class New Zealanders, but it’s a temptation this Merchants government would be well-advised to resist.

David Wilson tried to check if his $200,000 investment had gone to the intended recipient. Kiwibank would only confirm it was a 'legitimate' account. He lost the money in a scam. Video / NZ HeraldA New Zealand First candidate and a former police officer who together lost more than $500,000 through a scam have filed a complaint with the Reserve Bank claiming Kiwibank harboured a “fraudulent” mule account that was used to siphon their stolen money overseas. The men argue had those concerns been escalated by Kiwibank staff, the retired police officer’s $300,000-plus investment might have been recovered.

Award-winning TV Journalist Michael Morrah Joins NZ HeraldMulti-award-winning television journalist Michael Morrah will soon join the NZ Herald team as a Senior Investigative Reporter and team leader, New Zealand Media and Entertainment (NZME) announced today. In his new role at NZ Herald, he will be focused on producing online video news content, as NZME continues to drive its digital transformation programme. NZME Chief Content Officer Murray Kirkness says Morrah’s vast experience and skilled reporting will be invaluable as NZME continues to grow NZ Herald’s digital video output. I see this as a great opportunity and a new challenge where I'll be helping to expand the NZ Herald's video offerings." Morrah will commence his role at NZ Herald on Monday 15 July.

But we can also see this current overall sales level is only at the April 2018 level, so the 'growth' only underscores how weak it has been recently. A week ago it was at 4.89%. For reference it was US$2300 a week ago, so up +3.0% in the past seven days. These are both the same levels of a week ago. That all means our TWI-5 starts today just under 69.6 unchanged from Saturday but marginally firmer from a week ago.

People watch the aurora over the south coast from St Clair, near Cargill’s Castle, about 9.30pm on Saturday. Stunning views of the aurora australis brought people flocking to southern beaches to get a glimpse of the rare and spectacular phenomenon on Saturday night. Traffic was heavy around St Clair and St Kilda beaches as sightseers thronged the area and coastline taking photos. "Something of this scale is incredibly rare; so it was a pretty big night. "The next six months or so could see more auroras visible, so if you missed out over the weekend, you’ll definitely get another chance."

The students withstood an early foray into their 22m and followed up with a midfield break that led to left-winger Finlay Hagan scoring in the corner. Heading into the final 10 minutes, Zingari began to pound away at the University line in a bruising exchange, but the students stood firm. The Zingari forward pack controlled the final minutes with late tries to props Abraham Lauaki and Philip Taua-Ah Soon. For the last 10 minutes, Dunedin battered away at the line. Southern 38 (Mackenzie Palmer 3, Konrad Toleafoa, Truman Cuff, Ned Pene tries; Palmer 2 con, Wyndham Patuawa 2 con); Taieri 10 (Samuel Pearce, Reuben Kerr tries).

Secondary school teachers in Dunedin and Queenstown will step away from their whiteboards at 1pm today, to hold paid union meetings about the National-led coalition government’s attempt to reintroduce charter schools in New Zealand. The proposed charter schools could have the autonomy to set their own curriculum, qualifications, pay rates for teachers, school hours and school terms. More than 21,000 secondary and area school teachers across the country are expected to attend the meetings. "Charter schools were a hugely expensive and unproven experiment when they were last introduced back in 2014. He said the association was "seriously concerned" this time around about existing schools being converted to charter schools.

Hope for Katikati farm to become a new regional parkIan Nobel hopes to gift the land to the public which has special environmental qualities. Video / Alex Cairns

This was a provision introduced by the last National Government designed to ensure that Oranga Tamariki had a proper partnership with Iwi authorities. The Tribunal expedited the release of the decision because a Cabinet decision is imminent. This is the periodic review of the legislation and policy provided for in section 448B of the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989. The report suggests that Chhour had not even thought about the implications for the Treaty of the Repeal. The introduction of section 7AA has also played a pivotal role in strengthening trust and relationships between Oranga Tamariki and Māori.