MIL-OSI Australia: Doorstop, Huonville Tasmania
Source: Australia Government Ministerial Statements Photo: AAP Image/Rob Blakers THE HON WILL HODGMAN MP, PREMIER OF TASMANIA: I will just very briefly take the opportunity to welcome the Prime Minister and to also welcome back Senator Linda Reynolds to the Huon. There are a number of my parliamentary colleagues who are here today and a […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: UC Connect lecture: After 10,000+ quakes, how do we help our tamariki?
Source: University of Canterbury Home > News > 2019 > 05 February 2019 How do we improve learning and behaviour of school children after a natural disaster? On the eve of the eighth anniversary of the deadly 2011 Canterbury earthquake, in a free public lecture, a panel of mental health and education experts will discuss […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Stabbing in Hillcrest – update
Source: New Zealand Police Please attribute to Detective Senior Sergeant Callum McNeill, Waitemata Police One man remains in hospital following a stabbing incident in Hillcrest this morning. Police were called to a property on Eban Ave about 1.50am this morning to reports of two men fighting. One of the men received stab wounds to his […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Incident on Willis Street resolved
Source: New Zealand Police An incident on Willis Street this morning has now been resolved. One person has been taken to Wellington Hospital for medical assessment. Police would like to thank motorists and pedestrians for their patience during this time. ENDS Issued by the Police Media Centre MIL OSI New Zealand News –
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Name release – Timaru fatal
Source: New Zealand Police Police can now name the man who died in a crash at the intersection of Acacia Drive and SH1, Timaru District, on Tuesday 29 January. He was Nathaniel Reuben, also known as Nathaniel Agnew, aged 31, of Timaru. Our thoughts are with Mr Reuben’s family and friends at this time. ENDS […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Witnesses sought after man arrested in Kilbirnie, Wellington
Source: New Zealand Police Please attribute to Detective Senior Sergeant Kevan Verry: Acting Officer in Charge, Crime Squad: Wellington Police have arrested a 41-year-old man in relation to a series of incidents in Kilbirnie on Sunday 3 February. Between midday and 6pm, several women reported being indecently assaulted in the Kilbirnie Plaza and Bay Road […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Report: Māori punished with world’s highest rate of tobacco excise
Source: Taxpayers Union EMBARGOED FOR 12PM FEBRUARY 5 With tobacco excise slamming the country’s most vulnerable communities, the Government needs to urgently deregulate reduced-harm products, says the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union upon the release of its new report, Ka Tukuna Atu, Ka Tukuna Mai. Key findings: The Government annually takes $120 million more from Māori via tobacco excise […]
Read More →New Zealand Tertiary Sector – University of Canterbury Connect lecture: Quake kids – After 10,000+ quakes, how do we help our tamariki?
Source: University of Canterbury How do we improve learning and behaviour of school children after a natural disaster? After 10,000+ quakes, how do we help our tamariki? On the eve of the eighth anniversary of the deadly 2011 Canterbury earthquake, a panel of mental health and education experts will discuss ways to help quake-affected children, […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Knighthoods around the board table
Source: Auckland University of Technology (AUT) 05 Feb, 2019 A sizeable number of New Zealand’s listed companies feature dames and knights around the board table, but it’s an honour bestowed on a carefully chosen few. According to a study by AUT Business School accounting academic, Associate Professor Tom Scott, and fellow researchers Diandian Ma and Michelle Li, just over 17% of […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: New Plymouth Police appeal for witnesses after two suspicious fires
Source: New Zealand Police Police are investigating two suspicious fires that occurred in New Plymouth last week on Thursday 31 January. The first fire started around 6pm in a shelter belt along the New Plymouth Coastal Walkway and Cycle Track, near the end of Ellesmere Avenue, Bell Block. About 8.30pm a second fire started in […]
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