Новости за 23.07.2016

Tags: General Debate

Tim Blair looks at what Kevin Rudd could achieve as UN Secretary General: He’s the man who within just three years turned Labor’s election landslide into a government-shattering civil war. He’s the man who handed Australia’s massive budget surplus to Wayne Swan. He’s the man who tried to counter global warming with a household insulation program […]

Wellington.Scoop Hutt MP Trevor Mallard has announced that he will not be seeking re-election for his Hutt South electorate. Instead, he is campaigning to be Speaker of Parliament. Statement from Trevor Mallard I’ve enjoyed acting as a touch judge for over 30 years and recently have enjoyed transferring those skills to being Assistant Speaker so […]

USA Today reports: CLEVELAND — Sometimes they approach cautiously, other times full of confidence, with a smile and an outstretched hand. “Thank you!” “Thanks for your service.” “We appreciate you.” Despite their overwhelming numbers on the streets, police patrolling around the Republican National Convention here are being treated less like an occupying force and more like […]

News.com.au reports: CLAPPING has been banned at a Sydney primary school which has introduced “silent cheering”, “pulling excited faces” and “punching the air” to respect students who are “sensitive to noise”. The school now only allows its pupils “to conduct a silent cheer” when prompted by teachers and says the practice “reduces fidgeting”. Elanora Heights […]

(Based on an exclusive interview given by Nqobile Zungu, and her doctor Dr Samele Madela to CNS – Citizen News Service)

But as the number of asylum seekers arriving by boat grew in the 1990, successive governments fought back with harsher and harsher laws.

Women, Girls and HIV Investigator’s Prize; Prize for Excellence in HIV Research Related to Children; IAS TB/HIV Research Prize; Lange/van Tongeren Prizes for Young Investigator Awards; and Special HIV Cure Prize Awarded at AIDS 2016

SRI LANKA: Former President’s statement against the Office of the Missing Persons is a blatant attack on rule of law

It was a very disappointing day for investors as nothing came good out of the ECB meeting and on the earnings front, there were no upbeat news either. Investors saw that the central banks are keeping the markets happy by only talking but no reaction ...

• For the sixth consecutive year, Jeep® Grand Cherokee wins AutoPacific’s Ideal Vehicle Award (IVA) for the Mid-Size SUV segment

Press Release – Palmerston North Rescue Helicopter The Palmerston North Rescue Helicopter was dispatched to Levin this morning at around 3:00am for a 5 year old with a medical emergency. She was stabilised by St John paramedics before being airlifted, along with her Mum, to Wellington Hospital for specialist treatment. The mission was flown with […]

The Palmerston North Rescue Helicopter was dispatched to Levin this morning at around 3:00am for a 5 year old with a medical emergency. She was stabilised by St John paramedics before being airlifted, along with her Mum, to Wellington Hospital for specialist ...

No food safety risk associated with fish oil supplements The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) and the Ministry of Health are confident a recent study provides no evidence of a food safety risk associated with fish oil supplements currently ...

Paul Buchanan and Kate Nicholls write: As students of comparative civil-military relations, we were surprised to read theHerald’s editorial, “Coup’s failure hopeful sign for democracy.” We see no positives resulting from the aborted coup. Instead we foresee the death throes of a painstakingly crafted secular, albeit imperfect, democracy, that has been under siege since the […]

Early this afternoon the Trustpower TECT Rescue Helicopter was dispatched Waihi where a 53 year old local woman became very unwell due to an existing medical condition, she was stabilised by St John paramedics before being flown to Waikato Hospital in ...

John Tamihere says Te Whanau o Waipareira pulled out of a deal to set up a charter school because the contract gave the Education Minister too much power to close the school, and the Government would not include a reference to the trust as a Treaty ...

Patrick Gower: Kendal Unruh, one of the leaders of the Never Trump movement. You tried to stop Donald Trump. You tried out here on this floor to stop Donald Trump. Why? Why did it matter so much to you to stop him becoming the Republican nominee?

Police are warning motorists to take care on the roads with high winds set to hit the Gisborne area tonight.

Search and rescue teams will be undertaking an intensive search of properties and out buildings in the immediate vicinity of Mary’s home in Upper Hutt.

North Shore Police are investigating the burglary of a workshop belonging to a prestige car yard, in which a number of expensive cars were stolen.

The victim received multiple stab wounds and despite receiving medical attention at the scene and at hospital he has died from the injuries.

Tairawhiti Police want to remind road users to slow down and be aware around schools as children head back to school for term three on Monday.

At 11 am today Police received a call from a couple in their mid-twenties on the Tongariro Alpine Crossing.

1. A US naval ship will visit later NZ this year, the first in 30 years. Is this a victory for New Zealand? The architect of our anti-nuclear legislation, former Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer is interviewed by Political Editor Corin Dann.