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Two men who almost died saving four children at Auckland beach urge parents to be on high alert
Adam Hollingworth 14/01/2022..Two men who almost died saving four children at a beach on Auckland's North Shore are urging parents to watch their children every second they're in the water. The two brothers-in-law say the parents weren't aware their children were in difficulty at Murrays Bay.
Jacob Laban was at the beach when he spotted four children on two floaties far from the shore and heard one of them screaming. They were just all scared, panicking - they didn't know what to do. Laban told Newshub he couldn't rescue all four children at once,
"Scared, like I didn't really know who to choose, because the youngest one there was more calm than the one who was screaming."Luckily Laban's brother-in-law Joe Lasini swam to help. When I went over there to grab the closest one to me, that's when I realised the ground just disappeared beneath my feet," he says.
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Omicron could be predominant in NZ within two to four weeks if outbreak occurs
Jamie Ensor 14/01/2022..If Omicron enters the community, it's likely to become the predominant variant as quickly as within two weeks, the Ministry of Health says. The variant has wreaked havoc overseas, forcing countries that had lifted restrictions in mid-late 2021 to slap them back on as case totals skyrocketed.
So far, New Zealand has avoided a community outbreak of Omicron, but the number of the variant cases at the border continues to grow. The Ministry of Health reported on Friday there have been 266 Omicron infections there since December 1.
The ministry told Newshub on Friday that work is underway to understand the impact the variant may have on hospital capacity here. International evidence suggests new cases from Omicron will spread rapidly and the variant will be the predominant variant in New Zealand within 2-4 weeks," a spokesperson said.
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Japanese woman seeks $4 million after discovering sperm donor lied about his nationality
Molly Swift 14/01/2022..A Japanese woman has put her baby up for adoption, after filing a lawsuit seeking $4 million when she discovered her sperm donor tricked her in order to have sex with her.
The woman found out the sperm donor, in his 20s, had lied about his ethnicity, education and marital status. The man claimed he was Japanese and from one of the top universities in Japan when he in fact was a married Chinese man who did not attend that University, Newsweek reported.
After finding out the woman filed a lawsuit to stop other women from finding out, the child was handed to a Tokyo child care facility to be put up for adoption. A child welfare worker in Japan Mizuho Sasaki, branded the woman 'shallow' for 'treat[ing] the child like an object', The Daily Mail Reported.
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Northland boat owners angry no tsunami siren, texts before waves hit Tūtūkākā Marina
Hamish Cardwell 17/01/2022..Some Northland boat owners are furious there was no tsunami sirens or texts before large waves smashed into the Tūtūkākā Marina, sinking a number of boats on Saturday evening.
But there are questions about whether an alarm would have stopped the damage. The strong surges from the volcanic eruption in Tonga and the remnants of a tropical cyclone caused the most carnage at the marina in Tūtūkākā, Northland.
The eruption prompted a tsunami advisory on Saturday evening warning of strong and unusual currents and unpredictable surges. But boat owner Harvie Ferguson said he did not hear about it, and some marina users are absolutely ropeable. why the hell did the bloody things [not] go off - it is amazing. They put all these false ones out and people go running up hills and hiding, and then when the real thing comes it doesn't work.
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Covid-19 paediatric vaccine: roll-out begins for children aged 5-11
Katie Todd 17/01/2022..Doctors and nurses are stocked up, schooled up and bracing for an influx now that close to half a million tamariki can get a special paediatric dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.
From today, parents and caregivers can book their five to 11-years-olds for a free vaccine or take them to a walk-up-appointment. Aucklander Clare Lang and her eight-year-old and 10-year-old daughters are among those planning to be at a clinic at the first possible chance.
"Obviously here in Auckland Covid's been a real threat and the girls have missed a lot of school. We've thought about it as something we really want to get done," she said. If the Mission Bay Doctors is anything to go by, many local parents feel the same way.
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At-risk 12 to 15-years-olds eligible for booster doses from Monday
Sophie Wingate 17/01/2022..Clinically vulnerable 12 to 15-years-olds who are most at risk from coronavirus will be able to get their Covid booster jab from Monday. Around 500 children will be eligible, including those receiving chemotherapy or radiotherapy, those with leukaemia, diabetes, chronic diseases or severe mental illness.
They are entitled to their booster three months after their two primary vaccine doses, while severely immunosuppressed children can get their booster after a third primary dose.
NHS vaccine programme lead for 12-15s Nick Hulme. Those who have tested positive for Covid-19 must wait 12 weeks before getting their booster, or at least four weeks if they are in the highest risk groups. GPs have already begun sending out invites to the parents or guardians of eligible children.
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Covid-19: Brian Tamaki arrested for alleged breach of bail conditions
Catrin Owen and Ryan Anderson 10:12, Jan 17 2022 Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki has been arrested again for allegedly breaching his bail conditions by attending a Christchurch protest.
Tamaki is already facing multiple charges of breaching the Covid-19 Public Health Order and breaching bail conditions after attending three separate demonstrations against vaccine mandates and lockdowns in the Auckland Domain.
He has pleaded not guilty. Police officers arrived at his Auckland home on Monday morning, where he was arrested and then taken to Mt Eden Corrections Facility. A police spokesman confirmed a 63-year-old had been arrested in relation to a breach of bail conditions after an event in Christchurch on January 8. He was set to appear in Auckland District Court on Monday. Earlier on Monday, Tamaki's wife Hannah went live.
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This section of the articles is a symbolic of elements for a persons ability to think and make and opinion for your future and your children's future. This basic skills can help you on the job when you finish your degreeEconomic, Marketing, Management, Accounting, Business, Scientist, Law, Engineering, Music, Sport, Fashion, Acting, Police Force, Defence Force,Film, Trades, and I.T Students, You can learn this field, analysis, Invent in your own way how you see your future. Its not always the A+ and B+ its about the ( Under-Standing )...Hope, opportunity and Wisdom, Cause the world is moving forward and we need to move with it...Amen Clarity about when they can come to NZ
Liu Chen 14/01/2022...International students stuck overseas are pleading for clarity about when they can come to New Zealand. They say the suspension of visa processing for people outside the country until at least August means some students will spend their entire time studying at "Zoom University", and an online petition has gathered hundreds of signatures.
Pakistani student Tuba Azeem is a doctoral candidate in law at Victoria University of Wellington. She was applying for a study visa early in early 2020 when the country closed its borders because of the pandemic..
However, when the government gave exemptions to 250 PhD students and later 1000 other international tertiary students - she didn't qualify. If the situation doesn't get any worse, I am expecting to be in New Zealand in 2023 just to submit my thesis," she said.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern addresses situation in Tonga following volcanic eruption, tsunami
16/01/2022..© RNZ / Angus Dreaver There are no official reports of injuries or deaths in Tonga, as the Defence Force prepares to head to the islands, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says. Communication with the islands has been cut off since yesterday evening and members of the Tongan community in New Zealand are desperately awaiting news of their loved ones.
Ardern said communication as a result of the eruption had been difficult but the New Zealand Defence Force and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs were working to establish what was needed and how to help..
At present ash has been spotted at 63,000 feet.The Tongan government has also agreed to the Australian government's offer of a surveillance flight, which will also take place tomorrow morning, pending conditions. The government has also pledged $500,000, which is very much a starting point, Ardern said..
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Original Ngā Tamatoa members to reunite 50 years after movement's founding
7:33 am on 13 January 2022... Many of the original members of the Māori rights movement Ngā Tamatoa will reunite in Tauranga on Saturday, 50 years after their founding. The group, which translates to Young Warriors, was formed by rangatahi in the early 1970s and to fight racism and confront injustices.
As well as raucous protests, they championed the Māori Language Petition of 1972 and the 1975 Māori land march. Event coordinator Leilani Ohia said it would be a chance to acknowledge their contribution.
It's a reminder of where we came from and where we are now. I look at my children and
I see the benefits that have come from those fights, nē, and our children are reaping those benefits," Ohia said. We have the opportunity of Kohanga Reo, or Kura Kaupapa Māori. Also just look at parliament, we've got Māori voices in there. That was all a platform set by Ngā Tamatoa.
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McBrine, Tector star as Ireland defeat 'sad' Windies to claim ODI series
AFP 17/01/2022..Andy McBrine claimed four wickets and hit a half-century as Ireland edged West Indies by two wickets to win their One-Day International series 2-1 on Sunday with home skipper Kieron Pollard describing the defeat as "a sad day" for his struggling team.
McBrine took his total of wickets in the three matches to 10 as the West Indies were all out for 212 in 44.4 overs at Sabina Park. He then showed off his all-round talents by hitting a top score of 59 off 100 balls with six boundaries and a six.
Harry Tector also played his part in what was Ireland's first away ODI series triumph against a fellow Test nation. The 24-year-old finished with 52, his third successive half-century and seventh in his last 10 matches. When McBrine departed in the 31st over, the 28-year-old all-rounder had taken Ireland to 152-3, .
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Waitangi commemoration: Hapū agree to hold events at lower grounds
3:45 pm on 11 January 2022 Commemoration events will go ahead in Waitangi next month after local hapū agreed to carry on with a three-day event at Te Tii Marae. Waitangi National Trust last month
But at hui last week, hapū agreed events at the lower grounds will still go ahead, albeit with restrictions and Covid-19 protocols. Specific details are still being worked out, with another hui planned tomorrow.
Official events were held annually at Te Tii until they were transferred to the Upper Grounds in 2016. A government spokesperson said ministers and MPs would consider any invitation, but the expectation was that MPs would attend events in their own electorates.
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Jamie Dornan among eight to be honoured at Santa Barbara Film Festival
By Lindsey Bahr, Associated Press 07/01/2021..West Side Story’s Ariana DeBose, Licorice Pizza’s Alana Haim and Belfast’s Jamie Dornan and Caitriona Balfe are among the actors who will receive the Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s Virtuosos Award this year.
Festival organisers plan to give out the honours at an in-person event in the coastal California town on March 5. The eight actors singled out for the award include newcomers, such as Saniyya Sidney, who plays Venus Williams in King Richard, and Coda’s Emilia Jones and Troy Kotsur,
The event, hosted by TCM’s Dave Karger, will include discussions with the talent – which could for some be a stop on the road to the Oscars on March 27. The long-running film festival, now in its 37th year, regularly attracts more than 100,000 attendees to the idyllic town for films, panels and tributes. Click here Pa media
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The AI that helps create your own hit music tracks
10/01/2022..If you have ever dreamed of earning money from a stellar music career but were concerned you had little talent, don't let that put you off - a man called Alex Mitchell might be able to help. Mr Mitchell is the founder and boss of a website and app called Boomy.
You choose from a number of genres, click on "create song" and the AI will compose one for you in less than 30 seconds. It swiftly picks the track's key, chords and melody..And now we've got people who were paying their rent, and augmenting their income, with $100 (£74) or $200 a month from Boomy during Covid.
While Boomy owns the copyright to each recording, and receives the funds in the first instance, the company says it passes on 80% of the streaming royalties to the person who created the song. Mr Mitchell adds that more than 10,000 of its users have published over 100,000 songs in total on various streaming services. Click here BBC News
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Soccer-Equatorial Guinea upset holders Algeria in Cup of Nations shock
17/01/2022..DOUALA (Reuters) - Esteban Obiang scored 20 minutes from time as Equatorial Guinea pulled off one of the great Africa Cup of Nations finals upsets with a 1-0 win over defending champions Algeria on Sunday.
The shock Group E result leaves Algeria bottom of the standings and needing a win in their last group game against the Ivory Coast on Thursday to stand any chance of advancing. But when they threw everything forward in search of the equaliser in the closing stages, they looked clumsy and panicky.
Obiang struck from a corner as the tiny nation of 1.4-million ended Algeria's run of 35 unbeaten internationals, inflicting their first defeat since a 1-0 loss to Benin in October 2018. Sunday's defeat means they fall short of Italy's record of 37-match unbeaten streak set last year. Click here Reuter
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Ardern confirms Prince Andrew no longer holds NZ military patronage
Jamie Ensor 14/01/2022..The Prime Minister has confirmed Prince Andrew no longer holds a New Zealand military patronage after he was stripped of a number of titles by the Queen on Friday morning.
Buckingham Palace has recently announced that, with the Queen's approval and agreement, the Duke of York’s military affiliations and Royal patronages have been returned to the Queen," a statement from Jacinda Ardern's office says.
"In New Zealand, the Duke of York was formerly the Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal New Zealand Army Logistic Regiment (The Duke of York's Own). As a result of patronages returning to the Queen, his appointment has now ended. Buckingham Palace made the announcement on Friday morning, just a day after a US judge ruled the Duke of York must face sex abuse claims.
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Construction minister keen to see record housing consents continue
13/01/2022...A record 48,522 new homes were consented in the year to November, 2021, up 26 percent compared to the year to November 2020. It was also the ninth month in a row monthly year-on-year increases have broken records.
Stats NZ's Michael Heslop said 4688 new homes were consented in November alone - up from the previous record of 4490 just three months before, in August. More than 20,000 of the new homes were in Auckland, which was the first time the supercity had surpassed the mark, Heslop said.
The next most consented region was Canterbury at 7526. Much of the growth in Auckland was due to the increase in consents for the likes of townhouses, apartments and flats, Heslop said. Minister for Building and Construction Poto Williams said more houses were being built than any government since the 1970s.
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Distortion Fest to unleash metal and rock gathering in Palmerston North
Adam Blackwell 15:00, Jan 16 2022 An all new rock and metal festival will Manawatū bands combine with out-of-town drawcards for a one-day event. Thirteen bands will take the stage at Castle 789 in Palmerston North on February 12 for the inaugural Distortion Fest.
Organiser Joel Thompson said there would be a good mixture of old heads and new blood on display. The lineup featured three tribute sets and 10 original acts, made up predominantly from local bands with a few groups from around the country.
Thompson said there was a good variety of styles among the local bands and the out-of-town acts would only add to that. He ran a similar event in Hamilton called Rail Fest, and he said Manawatū bands had shown a strong interest in starting something in their region. .
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Apple becomes first firm to hit $3tn market value
05/01/2021..US technology giant Apple has become the first company to hit a stock market valuation of $3tn (£2.2tn). The firm's share price has risen by around 5,800% since co-founder and former chief executive Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone in 2007.
However, its value slipped a little from that milestone, to end Monday's trading session in New York at $2.99tn. Apple has been one of the big winners of the pandemic, as coronavirus lockdowns saw spending on gadgets jump. Hitting $3 trillion is another historical moment for Apple as the company continues to prove the doubters wrong.
It took just over 16 months for Apple's stock market valuation to rise from $2tn to $3tn, as the world's biggest technology companies saw demand soar as people became more reliant on smartphones, tablets and laptops during lockdowns. Click here BBC news
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Sustainable partnerships SPONSORED CONTENT BY NEW WORLD
05:00, Dec 15 2021 The future belongs to everyone, which is why when it comes to protecting it, New World is committed to collaboration, and working with partners who share a commitment to sustainable innovation and reducing carbon emissions.
Head of Sustainability at Foodstuffs NZ Mike Sammons, says New World has made a commitment to be HereforNZ and with that comes the promise of being leaders in sustainability. In support of the Paris Agreement to limit global warming to around 1.5C, New World has set itself a target to reduce its own emissions by 21 percent by 2025.
Walk around any New World store and Sammons says you will increasingly see products on the shelves by suppliers who are committed to sustainable production. Sawmill Brewery is a two-time winner of the Brewers Guild Sustainability Award which is sponsored by New World and New Zealand's only B Corp certified brewery.
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