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A fugitive in New Zealand hires chopper to surrender

A New Zealand Fugitive Wanted to Turn Himself In So He Hired a Helicopter

James Matthew Bryant spent weeks on the run, doing yoga in the middle of the forest and plotting his next move. Then his face appeared on a TV crime show.

NZ fugitive hires helicopter to hand himself in

NZ fugitive hires helicopter to hand himself in © Getty Images Mr Bryant flew in the helicopter to Dunedin, where he handed himself in to police A man who had been on the run in rural New Zealand hired a helicopter to fly to a police station and surrender. James Bryant, who faces assault charges, spent five weeks apparently hiding in a small town in North Otago. He told local media his time there had been great , but he was ready to leave the middle of nowhere . Prisoners advocate Arthur Taylor, who brokered the peaceful arrest, said he had taken Mr Bryant for champagne and oysters on their way to the station.

Could Mexico City s Bridge Collapse Happen Here?

Thursday, 13 May 2021, 3:45 pm Government infrastructure spending boosts may provide a welcome opportunity to upgrade many of Australasia’s 57,000-plus bridges, some of which are in sore need of maintenance. The opportunity for maintenance is particularly significant for Australasia’s local roads network, involving some 30,000 bridges in Australia, most small to medium, many built before 1950, and some before the turn of the century. There are also the 4200 for which the NZ Department of Transport is responsible, including 185 of which are single lane and the oldest of which, the Waianakarua South River Bridge, in North Otago, which was built in 1868. “Public authorities who

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