Auckland Transport (AT) is making some big moves to keep us all safer as we gear up for the opening of the City Rail Link (CRL). In a bid to get everything in place, AT is starting to remove several pedestrian level crossings around Auckland. The plan involves taking out seven of these crossings, all […]
Originally known as Decoration Day, Memorial Day originated in the years following the Civil War and was designated an official federal holiday in 1971. The Civil War concluded in the spring of 1865 and resulted in more casualties than any other conflict in U.S. history, necessitating the creation of the country’s first national cemeteries. By […]
Now is your chance if you’ve ever fantasized about living in a lighthouse. This unique property, located on its own island in the Chesapeake Bay, offers “a new perspective on adventure.” While Virginia is one of 14 states where you can rent a lighthouse, this is a rare opportunity for DC-area residents to own one. […]
In a significant development for New Zealand’s health sector, the Government has announced its intent to repeal the Therapeutic Products Act (TPA) to pave the way for a more effective and streamlined regulatory regime for medicines, medical devices, and health products. Associate Health Minister Casey Costello highlighted the government’s commitment to ensuring New Zealanders have […]
I’m here thinking of the unsettling events that transpired at the Big Gay Out, an event that was meant to be a celebration of music, unity, and joy but instead turned into a scene of chaos and violence. As we analyze the shocking incidents that unfolded, it raises profound questions about societal norms and the […]
James Shaw, recognized as the driving force behind the Zero Carbon Act within the Green Party, has announced his departure from the roles of Climate Change Minister and co-leader after a commendable six and nine years of service, respectively. Expressing gratitude, Shaw extended acknowledgments to current co-leader Marama Davidson and her predecessor, Metiria Turei. Shaw’s […]
In March 2022, a piece surfaced on ‘Southercross.news’ titled “Alt-Right conspiracy theorists repeating the Kremlin’s propaganda in Aotearoa.” While aiming for insight, information, and exposure, the article takes an unexpected comical turn infused with notable hypocrisy. The author, Joe Trinder, directs strong criticism towards Chantelle Baker and Damien Dement, accusing them of furthering Communist agendas […]
Oh, hold your horses! Gather ’round, folks, for the riveting tale of Golriz Ghahraman, the Green Party supporter of Hamas in New Zealand, who’s taken a detour into high-stakes shoplifting drama. Picture this: a human rights hypocrite, juggling portfolios like justice, trade, and foreign affairs, decides to spice things up by allegedly nicking some holiday […]
In a sensational turn of events during Question Time, Green MP Chloe Swarbrick is facing allegations of hypocrisy as it emerges that she lied while accusing Prime Minister Christopher Luxon of deliberate falsehoods regarding the government’s climate policy. The revelation comes after obtaining the full audio of the exchange, where Swarbrick is heard saying, “Yes, […]
In a statement issued this afternoon, Minister for Children Karen Chhour strongly condemned the recent incident at the Muriwai Unit in Te Puna Wai Youth Justice Residence, Christchurch. The altercation, initiated by five young individuals, resulted in injuries to five staff members and three other young people. Chhour expressed her concern, stating, “I have requested […]