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Letters: Lunch spending, strikes, housing, Covid, All Blacks future and health

Letters: Lunch spending, strikes, housing, Covid, All Blacks future and health
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Letters: Richard Prebble and the Treaty of Waitangi, SoE bonuses and ghost buses

Letters: Richard Prebble and the Treaty of Waitangi, SoE bonuses and ghost buses 13 May, 2021 05:00 PM 8 minutes to read Maori Party co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi after walking out of the House during Question Time at Parliament. Photo / Mark Mitchell Maori Party co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi after walking out of the House during Question Time at Parliament. Photo / Mark Mitchell NZ Herald Disadvantaged I was disappointed with the opinion piece by Richard Prebble (NZ Herald, May 12). Mr Prebble, in this article, ignores centuries of disadvantage experienced by Māori since the signing of the Treaty. He compares a

Pete Taylor refused injunction in boxing club eviction row

Boxing coach Pete Taylor has been refused an injunction he was seeking against a county council in a row over attempts to evict him from his boxing club premises. Wicklow County Council changed the locks of the Bray Boxing Club facility following a fatal shooting there in 2018 during which Mr Taylor was also injured. The coach, whose Olympic and world champion daughter Katie once trained there, has been involved in a legal dispute with the local authority ever since. While an action in which he claims he and his business, Bray Boxing Club Ltd, are entitled to possession of the premises and damages for interference with its property has yet to be heard, the row escalated last November when the council issued a 30-day notice of eviction.

Case of fatal foetal termination to be heard in June

Case of fatal foetal termination to be heard in June Updated / Thursday, 11 Mar 2021 16:46 The couple claim that they were wrongly told that the unborn child had a fatal genetic abnormality A couple who terminated a pregnancy after they were told their baby had a fatal foetal abnormality will have their High Court action heard in June. They have sued the National Maternity Hospital at Holles Street and a private clinic run by five obstetrician gynaecologists - Merrion Fetal Health. The defendants deny any wrongdoing. The case was mentioned at the High Court when it made orders allowing a Scottish based health board to be added to the case. The board allegedly carried out some of the testing at the centre of the case.

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