[ad_1] Juan Zarama/Stuff Police have blocked off a driveway on Akatarawa Rd in Brown Owl. A woman has been charged with murder after a man died at a house on a suburban street in Upper Hutt’s Brown Owl. Hutt Valley Police arrested the 39-year-old on Saturday morning and the woman will appear at Hutt Valley Read more…
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Rugby World Cup match highlights: Argentina vs Samoa
[ad_1] Stuff sports reporters10:40, Sep 23 2023 Watch highlights of the Rugby World Cup pool D match between Argentina and Samoa in Saint-Etienne. Alex Livesey/Getty Images Nicolas Sanchez of Argentina is tackled by Christian Leali’ifano and Jonathan Taumateine of Samoa. [ad_2]
Live: Gore residents warned to boil water, heavy rain heads to North Island
[ad_1] Gore residents have been told to boil their water after floods, while “significant and widespread impacts” are expected as the weather moves up the country. [ad_2]
Weekend Baking sorted: White chocolate – not ‘real’, but real tasty
[ad_1] Experts don’t consider white chocolate “real” chocolate, because it doesn’t contain any cocoa solids (the solids are separated from the butter in the manufacturing process; it’s the butter without solids that makes white chocolate white). I usually find white chocolate too sweet to eat by itself, but that sweetness does make it a lovely Read more…
Customers not guaranteed orders they’ve paid for when companies go into receivership
[ad_1] Nelson man Darryl McQuade paid $3800 towards a $7600 spa mid-August. Over the following week he prepared his yard, excavating and sealing much of it, ready to collect the spa on September 5. But by the end of August, the outdoor living goods retailer he bought the spa from, Nelson-based Retail Links Ltd (trading Read more…
Auckland councillor complains about pro-Māori posters encouraging use of Te Reo in the workplace
[ad_1] Veteran politician Maurice Williamson has made a complaint at Auckland Council over staff putting up posters in communal areas which promote “decolonisation” actions for non-Māori Kiwis – including the correct use of Te Reo and understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi (Treaty of Waitangi). Staff kitchens inside Auckland Council’s Albert St headquarters have been Read more…
So hard to choose: Canada or the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue?
[ad_1] First Prize: Two Fabulous Days in Beautiful Delhi! Second Prize: Four Days In Delhi! Having to wait an extra two days in Delhi after the G20 while the Canadian armed forces fixed a plane to bring Prime Minister Justin Trudeau home was not really a catastrophe, but there was clearly something else wrong too. Read more…
Council defends flood dams, investigating whether stream channels properly maintained
[ad_1] One of the lesser known casualties of Cyclone Gabrielle was a group of more than 30 properties in Havelock North that bore the brunt of torrents that gushed down the western face of Te Mata Peak. The properties, situated on a low-lying section of Joll Road and other streets nearby, suffered massive damage as Read more…
Live: North Island braces for heavy rain as bad weather arrives
[ad_1] Warnings of “significant and widespread impacts” as the weather causing flooding in the South Island heads up the country. [ad_2]
Grief-stricken family ‘lonely, regretful’ as young lives ‘could have been saved’
[ad_1] Supplied/Stuff Survivor Apurva Modi, centre, was swimming with Saurin Nayakumar Patel, left and Anshul Shah, right when the trio got into trouble. Patel and Shah later died. Losing nephew Anshul Shah, and Shah’s friend Saurin Nayakumar Patel out at sea, was devastating for the families, Auckland resident Jaimini Joshi says. “They [family members] feel Read more…