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Islamophobia after Christchurch terror attacks quadrupled - Australian report
15/03/2022...The Christchurch terror attacks emboldened far-right extremists and has been followed by an increase in real world and online instances of Islamophobia, a new report has found. The third Islamophobia in Australia report was released this morning to coincide with the third anniversary of the shootings.
It outlined the shocking abuse and violence experienced by Muslims in Australia. Online Islamophobia was reported 18 times as often in the immediate aftermath of the attacks and real-world Islamophobia quadrupled.
Just months after a terrorist stormed into two Christchurch mosques and gunned down dozens of worshippers, ultimately resulting in the death of 51, someone desecrated one of Australia's oldest mosques. A swastika was spray-painted onto it, along with a racial slur lifted from the Christchurch terrorist and a message referring to him as a saint. Click here RNZ news
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Coronation Street star Jack James Ryan suggests testicular cancer story
Susannah Alexander 14/03/2022...Coronation Street actor Jack James Ryan has suggested that he would like the soap to explore a testicular cancer story for his character, Jacob Hay. Victoria Ekanoye, who was diagnosed with breast cancer last year.
He has now told Inside Soap that, having been given the all-clear from testicular cancer, he would like to explore the issue on-screen too and bring wider awareness of the condition in young men. I like the idea of being able to tell stories that I have personal experience with, he said.
When I was 18, I was diagnosed with testicular cancer – I'm fine and in remission now. But when I found out, the doctor said that it was common for young men and I had never heard that before. I'd really love to find a way of telling a story like that for Jacob and opening the conversation. Click here Digital spy
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Family and friends 'heartbroken' by alleged murder of young mum Synamin Bell
14/03/2022..Grief-stricken family and friends have paid tribute to a young mother who was allegedly murdered in regional South Australia over the weekend, saying her death has left them "heartbroken".
The body of Synamin Bell, 26, was found at her Millicent home by police who were called to the Poole Street address just after 11pm on Saturday. A 25-year-old man from Millicent, in SA's south-east, has been charged with murder and will face court on Tuesday.
Ms Bell was the mother of three young children, aged six, four and three. Family and friends expressed their pain, saying her death had left them "heartbroken" and her children "without their loving mum. I don't think there's any words to describe how you feel in this situation. . Click here ABC NEWS
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MH17: Australia and the Netherlands launch legal action against Russia for 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines flight
news.com.au By Ashleigh Gleeson 14 Mar, 2022 08:51 PM Australia and the Netherlands have initiated legal action against Russia for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, in what's been described as a "major step forward" in the fight for truth and justice.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the unprovoked and unjustified invasion of Ukraine underscored the need to continue to hold Russia to account. In a joint statement with Foreign Minister Marise Payne and Attorney-General Michaelia Cash on Monday evening.
Was announced Australia and the Netherlands had jointly begun legal proceedings against the Russian Federation in the International Civil Aviation Organisation. We have maintained since May 2018 that the Russian Federation is responsible under international law for the downing of Flight MH17. Click here NZ-herald news
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An immunologist's top tips for supporting your immune system
Lana Andelane 14/03/2022...When it comes to the immune system, many of us seem to adhere to preconceived notions on how to 'boost' one's immunity - taking vitamin C supplements, not smoking, eating your five-a-day, or downing an "immune-boosting" shot of ginger and turmeric. But how does the immune system actually work,
Immunity and the immune system have become trending topics throughout the pandemic, with people across the world eager to boost their body's defences against the various strains of COVID-19.
In a nutshell, maintaining a healthy and strong immune system is imperative to warding off any viruses or infections, be it coronavirus or otherwise.The immune system is a complex network of cells, tissues and organs, as well as the substances they produce. Click here News-hub
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Man dies after hospital fails to properly record allergy
14/03/2022..A DHB has been criticised by the Health and Disability Commissioner after a man died from being given an antibiotic for a sore toe. The man went to Hutt Valley Hospital by ambulance, after taking flucloxacillin tablets, an antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections.
He had itchy skin, shortness of breath and then collapsed. He was soon discharged with a possible allergy to the antibiotic, but this was not recorded in any database and the level of detail provided to the man was unclear.
Three weeks later, the man was on holiday when he arrived at another hospital with a sore toe. Staff asked if he had any allergies, and he said he did not. There was no alert on the national medical warning system of the man having any allergies. . Click here RNZ news
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Passionate skydiver killed in Muriwai accident was a 'beautiful soul'
Melanie Earley 14:02, Mar 14 2022...A woman who died in a skydiving accident at Auckland’s Muriwai beach last week will be “sadly missed” by her colleagues and friends. Sarah-Jane Bayram, a British national in her 50s, died on Thursday evening after she was knocked unconscious and had her parachute deployed by another skydiver.
According to Skydive Auckland, she was one of a group of experienced skydivers who were taking part in a nine-way formation when two of the group collided in midair. Bayram descended into the sea, and was rescued by two off-duty lifeguards who tried to save her, but she died at the beach.
The other skydiver involved in the collision – a man in his 20s – suffered minor injuries after landing on the beach. He was taken to hospital on Thursday night, but was discharged on Friday. One of Bayram’s friends, Lisa Chambers. Click here stuff-news
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Russians in NZ facing hostility, abuse, bullying at school
William Hewett 14/03/2022..Russians living in New Zealand are experiencing a rise in hostility and abuse following the invasion of Ukraine. Dennis Vlasin, a Russian living in New Zealand, told AM on Monday he knows of some kids getting bullied because they're Russian.
"My own kids are too young to go to school but from my own friends, I've heard their children were bullied because they are Russian and asked, 'Why are you so aggressive? Why do you attack Ukraine? You are bad' and some really rude words," he told AM.
People were coming back home in tears and parents were crying as well. They have started conversations with principals and teachers and it's kind of a really bad thing happening now. Vlasin said a lot of Russians moved here because of the decisions Vladimir Putin has made. . Click here News-hub
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Māori businesses: Surviving the fallout from Covid-19
Newsroom Contributor 14/03/2022...On March 25, 2020, at 11:59pm, Aotearoa New Zealand moved to alert Level 4, and the entire nation locked down in an attempt to eradicate Covid-19.This documentary about the Māori Economy was in its final days of filming when the country went into self-isolation.
The lockdown has had far reaching effects on many businesses, including most Māori enterprises. As bosses and employers we've never gone through anything like Covid before" Vincent Egan, co-founder/CEO, Maui Studios.
Unprecedented and so widespread and immediately impactful" Mike Pohio, chief executive, Ngāi Tahu Holdings The makers of this documentary faced a dilemma – go with what they had already filmed or wait until the impacts of the pandemic became clearer. Click here News-room
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For the love of food: how to eat your way around Mumbai
Radhika Aligh 13/03/2022...Mumbai is a city that loves to eat. Eateries here are not just places you go to feed your hunger, but more a celebration of cultures and traditions by those who cook and those who savour it.
Bombay (as it was then known) is the place of my childhood and where I spent much of my teenage years mastering the art of squeezing into packed local trains and drinking tea at every hour of the day and night (yes, you can have a cuppa at 2am). But more importantly, it is the city that introduced me to unimaginable flavours where sweet and sour met spicy and tangy - all in a mouthful.
Even now, almost two decades later, I make a list of places I want to eat at during my annual trips there. From the roadside favourite Vada Pav (potato ball served in a bun) to Parsi (Zoroastrian refugees from Persia) meat delicacies, here is how to explore Mumbai’s diversity through food. Click here Evening Standard
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England settle for ‘brave losers vibe’ as Ireland defeat raises doubts
Gerard Meagher 14/03/2022...In England’s national sporting psyche there is a special place reserved for the gallant loser. At times it can feel a little schmaltzy, a touch indulgent. To be beaten but unbowed is a romantic notion though one that can also suggest a certain nobility when the cold, hard facts point to a definitive defeat.
Leaving a frazzled Twickenham late on Saturday night you could not help but wonder whether the heroic nature of such a defeat was overblown or if the plaudits heading England’s way were justified after resisting Ireland for so long with 14 men, before two late tries broke their spirit.
Maybe Ellis Genge summed it up best when writing on social media: “Not a fan of the old brave losers vibe but I think circumstances probably warrant that. Related: Honourable defeat could be turning point in Jones’s search for leadership | Andy Bull..Click here The Guardian
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Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl confirms 2022 New Zealand stadium tour with December shows in Wellington and Auckland
David Skipwith 08:00, Mar 07 2022..Trust the Foo Fighters to answer the prayers of gig-starved Kiwi rock fans.The biggest live band in the world, headed by legendary frontman Dave Grohl, will return to New Zealand for shows at Wellington’s Sky Stadium on December 15, and Auckland’s Western Springs on December 17. Tickets go on sale on March 10.
The US group is preparing to play beyond their usual epic three-hour sets, as a reward for punters that have missed out on live music throughout the last two years of the global pandemic.
I don’t want to write any cheques that I can’t cash right now, but we've been known to hit that (three-hour) mark every now and then, Grohl said. And it's been a while, we’ve got some making up to do. So I wouldn't be surprised if it's five or six hours long. Click here Stuff-news
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Princess Beatrice still not moved house
Bang Showbiz 13/03/2022...Princess Beatrice still hasn't moved into her new home, nine months after she bought it. The 33-year-old royal and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi splashed out £3.5 million on a six-bedroom farmhouse in the Cotswolds last year but they are still living in a four-bedroom apartment in St.
James Palace, London, because they are having extensive renovations carried out on their new abode. According to the Mail on Sunday's Talk of the Town column, the couple - who have six-month-old daughter Sienna together,
while Edoardo also has five-year-old son Wolfie from a previous relationship - are transforming an outbuilding into a luxury guesthouse and are also installing 6ft security gates, among other changes to the property. The couple reportedly pay just £1,600 a month for their apartment, around a fifth of the market rent value. Click here Bang Showbiz
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Captured Russian Soldiers Fear Death By Firing Squad If They Return Home From Ukraine
BY WILDEBEEST TV March 12, 2022 in News, Uncategorized...Russian soldiers captured by Ukrainian forces have said they are afraid of death by firing squad if they are returned home. Speaking at a press conference in Kyiv, a soldier from the 2nd Motor Rifle Division said he fears being killed if he is returned to Russia, reported the Daily Telegraph on Thursday.
In Russia, we are already considered dead,’ said one of the captured soldiers. ‘I was given the opportunity to call my parents and they told me that a funeral for me had already been arranged. ‘If we are exchanged, then we will be shot by our own people.’
Another captured Russian soldier described on Tuesday how he was shot at by his fellow troops when they tried to protect Ukrainian civilians. According to the captured Russian soldier, his comrade, a lieutenant, was killed by his own side when trying to save a woman in her 20s, and her mother, after Russian soldiers were given orders to fire on civilians on February 24 in Kharkiv. Click here BY WILDEBEEST TV
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Kerr strikes to give Chelsea some joy
Ian Chadband 14/03/2022...Sam Kerr has produced a brilliant stoppage time winner, and celebration, against Aston Villa in the Women's Super League to give Chelsea a rare moment of cheer at the end of a traumatic week for the London club.
The Australian's goal two minutes into stoppage time, taking a long ball down on her chest and beating the advancing keeper with a cool finish, was only matched for excellence by Kerr's exuberant goal celebration on Sunday. The Matildas captain wheeled away joyfully, whipped off her shirt and waved it around her head after sealing the 1-0 win.
It brought her the inevitable killjoy booking but prompted laughs and cheers from the fans at Kingsmeadow, who had a moment of welcome distraction amid a troubling few days. This was Chelsea women's first home match since owner Roman Abramovich, Click here AAP
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How other countries are combatting skyrocketing fuel prices as Cabinet considers options
Jamie Ensor 14/03/2022..Cabinet will decide on Monday afternoon how to alleviate the pain of an "energy crisis", with the Prime Minister signalling some form of fuel tax relief could be an option.
The Government has previously refused to commit to intervening at the petrol pump, but there was a change in tune from Jacinda Ardern on Monday morning as she finally acknowledged New Zealand is facing a cost-of-living crisis.
Inflation is at a 30-year high - mostly due to the pandemic, supply chains issues and geopolitical tensions - and Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February isn't helping, leading oil prices to head north. Petrol is well above $3 at many stations across the country and there are warnings it could soon hit $4. You can call it a crisis, an emergency, a shock. . Click here News-hub
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Australian singer, Kate Miller-Heidke, comes forward with powerful sexual abuse claim
10 Mar, 2022 05:08 PM...Singer Kate Miller-Heidke has revealed she was sexually abused as a child by her great-grandfather, "a paedophile and a serial offender" of whom she says she was "wasn't the first or the last" victim.
In a powerful statement published on Instagram this morning, the Australian musician wrote of the abuse while announcing a reissue of her recent song You Can't Hurt Me Anymore, as a duet with fellow musician and outspoken campaigner against sexual misconduct, Jaguar Jonze.
I usually say this song is about dancing on the grave of an arsehole," the 40-year-old wrote. My latest album Child in Reverse is about childhood. One thing that happened to me when I was a very young child (from the ages of 4-6) was that I was sexually abused by my great-grandfather Archibald Barnes. He was a paedophile and a serial offender.. Click here NZ-herald news
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Jane Campion's golden day: Kiwi director wins big at Critics' Choice Awards and BAFTAS
NZ Herald 14 Mar, 2022 02:00 PM Kiwi director Jane Campion has taken home the award for Best Director for her film The Power of the Dog at the Critics Choice Awards today. Fittingly presented the award by fellow Kiwi filmmaker,
Taika Waititi, Campion's Western-style psychological drama also won Best Picture as well as awards for its cinematography and Campion's screenplay adaptation. Earlier today, the director took out the coveted BAFTA Awards for Best Film and Best Director.
Another Kiwi to take home an award was Melanie Lynsky. She won Best Actress in a Drama Series for her role in Yellowjackets, a survival epic about a high school female soccer team who survive a plane crash. Lynsky thanked her nanny in her acceptance speech. This awards show honours both film and television. Click here NZ Herald
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