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Actor Julian Dennison says his Hollywood success meant he stopped looking after his health
In the five years that followed, he went from Lower Hutt local to Hollywood regular, starring alongside Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool 2, Kurt Russell in the sequel to Netflix’s The Christmas Chronicles and Millie Bobby Brown in Godzilla vs Kong.
In an interview with Dave Letele and Nats Levi on Today FM on Sunday, Dennison opened up about the beginnings of his fitness journey with Letele’s Brown Buttabean Motivation (BBM) programme, that’s seen him take his first steps towards a healthier life. Click here stuff news
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Strongly disagree': Breast Cancer Foundation slams PM's claim screening is keeping up,
Ireland Hendry-Tennent 31/04/2022..The Prime Minister is under fire after claiming the health system is keeping up with cancer diagnoses despite COVID-19 disruptions. Speaking with AM on Monday Jacinda Ardern said cancer diagnoses are meeting expectations - but those working on the frontline disagree.
"What they are saying at this point is that diagnoses appear to be keeping pace with what we have seen in the past," Ardern said. "In terms of screening there's a mixture of whether or not people were coming and accessing it and its availability.
I want to go away and just double check on that because the Cancer Control Agency again has highlighted that, with the exception of August last year, it has been keeping pace with what we would expect. But the Breast Cancer Foundation says that's not true and 300 women could have cancer but not know due to delays. Click here news-hub
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Oxford scientists hail dementia breakthrough
Ethan Ennals For The Mail On Sunday 03/04/2022..British scientists believe they may have discovered the first effective treatment for dementia. Researchers at Neuro-Bio, a biotech firm spun out of the University of Oxford, say their potential remedy is likely to succeed where other treatments have failed because it tackles changes in the brain that have previously been ignored.
The scientists say they have identified a ‘neurotoxic’ chemical which triggers the early stages of the degenerative condition, and have developed a treatment that can neutralise it.
On Tuesday, Neuro-Bio will announce results of initial trials of the treatment involving mice, which show it to be effective. Baroness Susan Greenfield, one of the scientists behind the research, says the findings will herald a paradigm shift in treating the condition. Click here Daily mail
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Nine further deaths and 10,205 new community cases
The nine deaths reported today include people who had died over the past three days. Of the deaths reported, one person was from the Auckland region, three were from Waikato, two were from Lakes,. One person was in their 50s, one in their 60s, one in their 70s, two in their 80s, and four were over-90, the ministry said. The location of today's community cases is:
Northland (407), Auckland (1,835), Waikato (878), Bay of Plenty (571), Lakes (267), Hawke's Bay (454), MidCentral (531), Whanganui (249), Taranaki (357), Tairāwhiti (125), Wairarapa (92), Capital and Coast (745), Hutt Valley (390), Nelson Marlborough (398), Canterbury (1,664), South Canterbury (207), Southern (958) and the West Coast (76). Click here RNZ news
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New Zealand to remain at red traffic light setting, PM Jacinda Ardern announces
By Michael Neilson 4 Apr, 2022 03:00 PM New Zealand is not ready to move to an orange traffic light setting, the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has revealed. Ardern said many parts of the country are still facing a surge in Covid-19 cases and will remain in the red setting.
"We're doing well but we're still in a large Omicron outbreak in New Zealand."The PM said daily new Covid-19 cases were numbering about 13,000 and even though the pandemic appeared to be running out of steam in Auckland it was still too soon to open up the country.
Asked why Auckland couldn't move to orange before the rest of the country, Ardern said there was still significant pressure on our health systems. It was possible to do this in future. Auckland has made significant progress.... Click here NZ-herald news
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Family Planning nurse removed disabled teen's implant despite family's objection
By Qiuyi Tan 4 Apr, 2022 02:00 PM A Family Planning nurse went ahead and removed an intellectually impaired teenager's contraceptive implant despite the girl's grandmother raising concerns about her capacity to decide.
The 16-year-old was at risk of sexual exploitation because of her cognitive disabilities, a Health and Disability Commissioner's report into the case found. She had Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
The investigation report, released today, found that New Zealand Family Planning had failed to provide its services with reasonable care and skill.Three years later, she consulted a nurse at Family Planning about having it removed because she was unhappy with its side effects. Click here NZ-herald news
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Zac Guildford tells his story: On theft from family, new ADHD diagnosis
By Katie Harris 26 Mar, 2022 05:00 AM Last week former All Black Zac Guildford was sentenced for stealing thousands from his grandfather and tricking his friend out of even more. Now, Guildford speaks exclusively to Katie Harris about the offending and a new psychological diagnosis.
For more than a decade, former All Black Zac Guildford's life has been marred by controversies.The litany of offences, including assaulting a woman in 2019 and a drunken attack in Rarotonga, grew longer last week when he was named as the high-profile sports star that stole thousands from his grandfather.
But today, sitting in a garage of the Christchurch home he's boarding in, where he must complete nine months' home detention, Guildford is almost in tears as he thinks about how he drove his international rugby career into the ground and harmed his loved ones. Click here NZ-herald news
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Schoolgirl to sit exams after having brain tumour the size of an orange removed
Katrine Bussey 03/04/2022..A Scots schoolgirl is preparing to sit vital exams, less than a year after having a tumour the size of an orange removed from her brain. Beth McKenzie, 16, from Blantyre, South Lanarkshire, underwent an eight-hour operation at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow last June.
The tumour was found after the schoolgirl’s mother, Clare, took her to the GP after Beth – who is now preparing to sit her Higher exams – started suffering from vomiting, headaches and eye pain.
When the tests revealed she had a tumour, the youngster was sent to the emergency department at the Royal Hospital for Children, with Beth going on to be treated by neurosurgeon Roddy O’Kane. Speaking about him, Beth said: “Roddy and the team saved my life. I love Roddy, he gives a sense of hope and joy that you just cling on to. Click here
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Almost 500 children, teens in Oranga Tamariki care harmed during 2020-21
Phil Pennington 29/03/2022..Children are being harmed at an increasing rate while in the care of Oranga Tamariki. Its latest figures are the worst since the child protection agency began reporting them to the public in 2018.
Its Safety in Care report for 2020-21 shows 486 children babies, children and teenagers suffered 742 incidences of harm in that year. That equates to 8 percent of the 5357 children under 18 in care, up from 5.6 percent in 2018. The agency says it is improving its care but has previously "acknowledged the vast improvement needed in compliance.
This was noted by the Independent Children's Monitor, in its recent inaugural annual report, that found Oranga Tamariki was fully compliant just two percent of the time across all 12 of its own practice requirements. Click here RNZ news
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Musician Tiki Taane marries his long-time love Rachel Axis
Annemarie Quill 10:12, Apr 01 2022 The happiest day of my life” is how musician Tiki Taane described his wedding to his long-time love, Rachel Axis. The Always On My Mind singer shared a photo taken by his mother of the couple on their special day, surrounded by their two children, Karcia and Charlie.
The family live in Pāpāmoa in the Bay of Plenty where Tiki has a music studio. The celebrant was a close friend and former flatmate of Taane's, Natalia Sheppard, aka award-winning drum ‘n bass artist MC Tali.
MC Tali has witnessed her friend’s musical journey since its beginnings with Salmonella Dub and later Shapeshifter, before Taane launched his successful solo career that saw him reach chart-topping success. Taane met his soulmate, former model, Rachel in 2014 after seeing her in a photograph.. Click here Stuff news
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Logan Paul praised for WWE debut after teaming up with Rey Mysterio
Fraser Watson 04/04/2022..Logan Paul defied any doubters over his WWE debut by putting on an impressive showing at Wrestlemania 38 on Saturday night. Paul, 27, teamed up with The Miz to take on Rey Mysterio and his son Dominik on wrestling's biggest stage,
The YouTuber was also able to celebrate a win after Miz pinned Rey following his trademark 'skull crushing finale'.The joy was short-lived however, with the former WWE champion then turning on Paul, again using his signature move before shooting out the ring and blowing a kiss at the YouTuber.
And afterwards, the influencer cut an intriguing promo backstage, labelling The Miz "jealous" in a rant laden with expletives. The dispute has now seemingly paved the way for a storyline feud between the pair. Click here Mirror
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New research finds 'accelerating house prices were not inevitable'
Zane Small 04/04/2022..New Zealand's "prohibitively expensive" housing market could have been prevented with successful congestion-mitigation policies and less restrictive planning rules, new research has found.
The New Zealand Infrastructure Commission's new report looks at how prices and supply have changed over 90 years from the 1930s to the 2010s, to understand why New Zealand has experienced faster growth in house prices than any other OECD country.
Despite Auckland house prices dropping for the first time in two years over the last few months, the average price is still $1.55 million, according to the latest OneRoof-Valocity House Value Index. Of course, there are several factors at play. House prices shot up by 30 percent in 2021, sparked in part by historically low interest rates imposed by the Reserve Bank at the start of COVID-19 to stimulate the economy. Click here News-hub
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Moana Jackson - speaking truth to power
Aaron Smale 04/04/2022..Te Moana Nui a Kiwa Jackson was a disrupter right to the end. Like his ancestors who navigated the ocean he was named after, he was always challenging conventions, rules, laws, ways of looking at things.
He’d consistently and persistently challenge the Crown for its abuse of power but he was just as capable of challenging his own. Among his last requests was one that women speak on the marae at his tangi, something that was supposedly against protocol.
His long-time colleague and friend Annette Sykes referred to him as her Ariki, the rangatira above rangatira, the highest expression of humanity. She referenced Bob Marley’s line “emancipate yourself from mental slavery” to describe the power of Moana’s work. ,. Click here News-room
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Labour MP shares 'increase in gang activity' concerns days after Police Minister denies rise in gang violence
Zane Small 01/04/2022..Labour MP Helen White has shared her concerns about "an increase in gang activity" just days after Police Minister Poto Williams denied a rise in gang violence. White, who unsuccessfully ran for the Auckland Central electorate in 2020 against the Green Party's winner Chlöe Swarbrick, was elected to Parliament on Labour's list due to its massive 50 percent of the party vote.
Writing for the NZ Herald on Friday, White shared her concerns about how Auckland Central was once "a city full of international students and tourists" but "now we are faced with an increase in gang activity in the city".
"It is clear from the statistics that crime in Auckland Central has been on the rise and is changing in form. That is not surprising given the huge shock the city has been through. The ACT Party this morning gives its full support to Labour list MP Helen White
Tamatoa de Emperor: Look at another Gang called ( The Cock Suckers ) who create violence around the South Auckland community, Stalking, Hacking into our computer system, Stealing our work, Attacking womens. Click here News-hub
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Swim star Clareburt thrown late curveball in Commonwealth Games build-up
Luke Robinson 03/04/2022..After just missing out on a medal at the Tokyo Olympics, Kiwi swimmer Lewis Clareburt wanted to make up for that disappointment at the Commonwealth Games. But he's had to adjust his preparations for 2022, with the world champs being moved to just a few weeks before Birmingham.
Clareburt is diving head first into a huge year, starting with the national champs at Auckland this week."It's predominantly the qualifying competition for Commonwealth Games and world championships this year," he said.
The Commonwealth Games was supposed to be his sole focus in 2022, but a late schedule change has seen the world championships pushed forward to just before the Games."It's alway challenges that are thrown up and this is just another challenge," said coach Gary Hollywood. "It's different, for sure," agreed Clareburt. click here news-hub
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Charli XCX's slickest, polished, most refined album yet
Alex Behan 05:00, Apr 01 2022...Prior to 2019, I’d assumed she was another in a long line of interchangeable, auto-tuned singers in an oversaturated, over-produced pop market, but her self-titled album converted me. 2020 cemented my fandom when how I’m feeling now emerged mid-pandemic and opened up a whole new narrative.
What’s so striking about that record is it’s a break-up album made at home while locked down with the person she’s breaking up with. Anxiety, self-doubt and personal grief were running rampant, so she turned those emotions into a collaborative project with her fans.
Alone Together, the documentary film shot during that time shows her turn vulnerability into a superpower and embrace a more raw and ready sound. In comparison, Crash is infinitely slicker, more polished and represents her most refined work yet. . Click here Stuff news
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David Letele winner of the Kiwibank New Zealand Local Hero of the Year
Gladys Hartson APRIL 1, 2022 Founder of the Brown Buttabean Motivation Programme in Manukau, Auckland and retired professional boxer David Letele also known as Buttabean is the winner of the 2022 Kiwibank New Zealand Local Hero of the Year award.
The winners were announced last night during a special televised online ceremony of the 13th Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards Ngā Tohu Pou Kōhure o Aotearoa. David’s BBM programme is a free community and wellbeing programme aimed at inspiring Kiwis to get fit and healthy.
Letele has also shared his weight loss story over the past few years losing over 100 kgs.The BBM has attracted thousands of members who have joined his gym that he created and is free. David is credited for creating a non-judgemental atmosphere to encourage physical wellbeing. In 2021 the Ministry of Health agreed to provide funding of $500,000. Click here Tagata Pasifika
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Young filmmakers get a chance to show off their skills
ABC7 Staff 04/04/2022..The 24th Annual Sarasota Film Festival is a ten-day event featuring a cross-section of movies everybody can appreciate. Local moviegoers are enjoying Hollywood Nights during the Sarasota Film Festival being held downtown at the Municipal Auditorium.
Hollywood Nights showcase kids’ short films. We met a group of students from Rowlett Middle Academy in Bradenton and they are here to share their work on the silver screen. I go to Rowlett middle Academy and I’m in eighth grade and I feel really honored to be at this event because we worked really hard on our film.
What you will see this today, we have several public service announcements, a couple over here we have one on anxiety, one on bullying, we have Addison has done a really awesome film, and these boys work together to make a mockumentary.. Click here ABC WWSB
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Pro Night ... Premium Live Comedy
Thursday 7 April 2022 7:30pm – 10:15pm The Classic Comedy Club, 321 Queen St, Auckland CBD, Auckland. Masks are optional while seated, drinking and laughing. We recommend mask use when ordering drinks or using the toilet facilities.
Capacity is limited to 60 people at Red Light in the Main Venue in order to maintain acceptable social distancing between tables & bubbles. Welcome to The Classic, NZ's home of live comedy, celebrating our 25th Anniversary Year in 2022.
COVID RED UPDATE : Scanning & Vaccine Passes no longer required but we still offer Exclusive Tables for your bubble and maintain all our excellent Hyper-Hygiene Protocols for your comfort and Safety. Every Wednesday is 'BiG Wednesday' - fresh comedy night featuring our guest MC introducing up to 12 acts busting out their latest routines. Click here Eventfinda
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