Axle found: Tolaga Bay boy s amazing 21 hour-survival in rugged East Coast terrain
5 May, 2021 04:17 AM
6 minutes to read I think Bro realised Axle was lost : Dog owner on his role in Tolaga Bay search and rescue. Video / Newstalk ZB I think Bro realised Axle was lost : Dog owner on his role in Tolaga Bay search and rescue. Video / Newstalk ZB
Herald reporter based in HamiltonNikki.Preston@nzme.co.nz
The father of the three-year-old who went missing in Tolaga Bay was awestruck and emotional this evening when asked about how the family was feeling after his son was found.
Glenn, Axle s dad, said any parent would know how difficult the 21 hours he was missing had been for the family.
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Senior citizens asked to get vaccinated
Peshawar
May 3, 2021
TANK: District Health Officer (DHO) Dr Ihsanullah Bhittani on Sunday urged senior citizens aged 50 and above to visit the corona vaccination centre set up here in order to get vaccinated.
He said the corona vaccination centre would stay open on Sunday too.
He said the third wave of the corona was becoming dangerous so the people must follow corona SOPs to prevent the spread of coronavirus. He said it was imperative to follow the precautionary measures as prevention was better than cure.
In the current situation, it is our national responsibility to take precautionary measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus, said Dr Ihsan Bhittani.
Parent shocked and lost for words after Porirua class asked to play racist game
3 May, 2021 01:30 AM
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A Year 10 Aotea College class were instructed to do the game, which involved selling slaves, land and commoners - for 10 pearls . Photo / Aotea College
A Year 10 Aotea College class were instructed to do the game, which involved selling slaves, land and commoners - for 10 pearls . Photo / Aotea College
multimedia journalist at the Herald in Wellington@katieharrisnz
A Porirua parent is lost for words after her 14-year-old was asked to participate in a colonial-style game which separated children into slaves, chiefs and aliens.