A huge subdivision at Pokeno has been beset by a feud over illegal commission payments.
A planned ‘monster’ development in a sleepy Waikato town has faltered with a civil trial due to follow a criminal trial after a major stoush between investors. National Correspondent Steve Kilgallon reports. Eight years ago, Pokeno had just 600 inhabitants. But things are changing rapidly in the small Waikato town, once known for its bacon, its giant ice-cream scoops and the gas station where Kelly Johnson fuelled up his Mini for free in Goodbye Pork Pie. Just 53km from downtown Auckland, huge new estates have swollen the population, and with more re-zoning on the horizon, real estate agent Eric Chase saw a prime opportunity to cash in if he could persuade local landowners to sell up their land simultaneously.
Blade of the Immortal Dub Debuts First Promo
Blade of the Immortal, which is finally getting an English Dub after the series premiere late last year. Following the exploits of Manji, a cursed samurai who cannot die despite what injuries befall him thanks in part to an elderly nun cursing him for his life taking rampages, the series is definitely one of the bloodied anime to be released in recent years, following the source material of the manga by doing so.
My Hero Academia, Dragon Ball Super, One Piece, and others in the genre, but it has been a permanent part of the anime landscape since debuting in 1993 as a manga series created by Hiroaki Samura. With the franchise landing its first anime series in 2008, this new story is created by Liden Films and became an exclusive series for the streaming platform of Amazon Prime. On top of this,