Bill Hickman18:02, Jul 30 2021
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Wellington police are appealing for information into the death of Richard Wallace.
Good afternoon, Wellington. Damian George here with the latest breaking news and events from around the capital today. 5.30pm: Wellington Police are appealing to the public for information into the death of Richard Wallace, who was found dead in his Strathmore Park home on July 22. Police said on Friday they wanted to hear from the 70-year-old’s friends and contacts as they tried to piece together his movements before his “unexplained” death. “Mr Wallace did have injuries and we are working to understand when and how these occurred,” Detective Inspector Darrell Harpur said.
Wellington today July 30, Wellington City Council moves ahead with new structure to arts, Fix & Fogg takes out supreme prize at Wellington Gold Awards
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A company whose technology can kill 99.9 percent of human coronavirus in two hours is among three start-ups based on Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington research that dominate the finalists in the Innovation Gold Category of this year’s Wellington Gold Awards.
Inhibit Coatings was founded in 2016 by Dr Eldon Tate, who studied in the University’s Te Wānanga Matū School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, and uses a broad-spectrum silver antimicrobial agent effective at killing more than 650 types of microorganisms, also including Escherichia coli, Salmonella spp., Influenza A (H1N1), Listeria monocytogenes, and Campylobacter spp.
The technology’s effectiveness against human coronavirus is the company’s latest discovery, with the agent able to be applied to textiles, filters on face masks, and surfaces inside vehicles such as planes or buses.
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