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Business Scoop » South Waikato welcomes new Singaporean-owned dairy plant

Business Scoop » South Waikato welcomes new Singaporean-owned dairy plant
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Māngere Bridge death: Man guilty of manslaughter after running good Samaritan down

Givealittle/Supplied Sagaia Kaisala died after being run over in Māngere Bridge while trying to help a colleague who was being attacked. “I didn’t want to die, I want to fight with my life,” she said earlier in the trial. “I was calling someone to help me . I tried to kick him out from me and I know I’m going to die that day.” Niumagumagu then ran Matamua’s colleague Abdul Riyaz down with his car, the court heard. Riyaz said he “flew over the car”, and the next thing he knew he was sitting at Middlemore Hospital with blood on his head.

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Māngere Bridge murder trial: No bystander could save woman killed by car, court hears

Māngere Bridge murder trial: No bystander could save woman killed by car, court hears 7 May, 2021 12:31 AM 3 minutes to read Sagaia Kaisala, 32, died outside her workplace in Māngere Bridge in June 2019. Photo / Supplied. A woman allegedly killed by a driver was going to die no matter how bystanders responded because her injuries were irretrievable , a forensic pathologist claims. Soafa Niumagumagu is on trial at the High Court in Auckland for murdering Sagaia Kaisala, 32, with his car. He is also accused of the attempted murder of his ex-wife Puapuaga Matamua after stabbing her multiple times moments before Kaisala s death. Kaisala had run to Matamua s aid.

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New $100 million site for Christchurch packaging facility

Fitzgibbon said the new facility would be more energy efficient and a safer place to work. “It will ensure we can meet our customers’ needs both now and into the future.” Supplied Oji Fibre Solutions Chief Operating Officer of Packaging Grant Fitzgibbon says the new automated site will ensure customers’ needs both now and in the future. Oji Fibre Solutions has been operating in Christchurch for 50 years and has experienced a significant increase in demand for their corrugated boxes because of the e-commerce boom Covid-19 has created. There was also an increase in demand from customers shifting away from plastic packaging, Fitzgibbon said.

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