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Australian parents warned of horrific injuries as result of sour lollies
news.com.au By Lauren Ferri 26 Apr, 2022 11:44 AM..Parents are being warned about the dangers of sour lollies after a young Perth boy suffered burns to his tongue. Shocking images of the child's burns were posted to social media, showing layers of his tongue blistered from the product's high acidity.
Safety and first aid service CPR Kids posted the photos, saying it hoped to spread awareness around the potentially dangerous treats. Sour candy packaging often stipulates that children under 4 shouldn't eat the sweets and that consuming multiple lollies quickly can cause 'temporary irritation to sensitive tongues and mouths' CPR Kids wrote.
It is not known which brand of lolly the child in the photo consumed, but CPR Kids said Warheads and TNT are brands consumed widely across the country. We understand that the labels come with warnings. Click here
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Second port worker death reinforces need for inquiry - unions
Jonty Dine -26/04/2022..The death of a Lyttelton port worker is further evidence of the need for an urgent inquiry into port safety, unions say. The Lyttelton Port Company worker was killed on a ship that was being loaded with coal for export at Cashin Quay on Monday morning.
Maritime New Zealand is investigating the death, which is the second at the country's ports in less than a week. Stevedore and father of two Atiroa Tuaiti, 26, fell to his death while working on a ship at the Ports of Auckland on Tuesday..
Council of Trade Unions president Richard Wagstaff said the Lyttelton worker's death was a tragedy and served to reinforce calls for an inquiry, from which national standards could be developed. Maritime Union national secretary Craig Harrison said the deaths were preventable. . Click here RNZ news
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Covid-19 update: 6380 community cases, 508 hospitalisations, four more deaths
26/04/2022..Four more people have died with Covid-19 and there are 6380 new community cases in the country today, the Ministry of Health says. Meanwhile, there are 508 people in hospital and 16 of those are in ICU. The average age of those hospitalised is 61.
In a statement, the ministry said "Today we are sadly reporting the deaths of four people with Covid-19. The deaths being reported today include people who have died over the previous two days.
"These deaths take the total number of publicly reported deaths with Covid-19 to 687 and the seven-day rolling average of reported deaths is 12. Of the people whose deaths we are reporting today, two people were from Taranaki and two were from Canterbury. Two were in their 70s and two were over 90. Two were women and two were men. Click here RNZ news
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Petition receives over 2k signatures after 12yo girl banned from moving to NZ because she's autistic
Seni Iasona 26/04/2022..A12-year-old girl from the Philippines has been banned from moving to Aotearoa because she's autistic, despite both of her parents having residency. A petition was launched by the parents of Arianna Gail Alfonzo whose visa application was declined because of her autism.
"[Immigration New Zealand] declined her visa because she has autism and INZ said she will likely impose many costs and demands [on] New Zealand education," her mother said in the petition. Arianna lives with her mother roughly 7800km away from her father,
who lives here in New Zealand and works in the construction industry. which has over 2000 signatures, Arianna's mother detailed the heartbreak she has seen with Arianna being separated from her father.. Click here news-hub
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Melani grew addicted to the ‘trance’ of binge-eating: Then came the guilt
Sophie Aubrey 11:17, Apr 26 2022..Melani De Sousa likens binge-eating to being in a trance. She remembers the ritual of coming home from school and, hidden from the eyes of her parents and sister, consuming whatever she could find in the kitchen.
De Sousa, 32, lived with binge-eating disorder for about 15 years. She tells her story for the fifth episode of youth mental health podcast Enough to shed light on the illness.
It’s by far the most common type of eating disorder – it affects 47% of all people who have an eating disorder, while just 3% have anorexia and 12% have bulimia – yet it remains poorly understood. Like many people with binge-eating disorder, De Sousa experienced cycles of bingeing followed by restricting food. Click here stuff-news
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The world's oldest person, Kane Tanaka, has died at 119
Brad Callas 10:00, Apr 26 2022 Kane Tanaka, a Japanese woman who in 2019 was recognised by the Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest person, has died at the age of 119, CBS News reports.
Tanaka, who was born on January 2, 1903, in the southwestern Fukuoka region of Japan, passed away last Tuesday, according to a statement released by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
The Guinness World Records posted on Twitter Monday morning to confirm the news, writing, “We’re sad to report that Kane Tanaka has passed away at the age of 119. Kane was the oldest living person in the world. She became the oldest living person in January 2019 at the age of 116 years and 28 days,” Guinness added. “She is also the second-oldest person ever recorded, behind only Jeanne Calment who lived to the age of 122. Click here stuff-news
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NZ's mental health 'crisis' - more Kiwis struggling with wellbeing since Covid, research reveals
By Alex Spence Investigations editor 22 Apr, 2022 11:00 AM...The number of New Zealanders struggling with poor mental wellbeing has risen sharply during the Covid-19 outbreak, according to research obtained exclusively by the Herald, prompting calls from leading health figures for an urgent national recovery plan.
Polling for the Mental Health Foundation found that 36 per cent of people surveyed were experiencing poor emotional wellbeing, up from 27 per cent a year ago, an increase that the foundation says is significant and concerning.
The research adds to a body of evidence indicating that two years of unprecedented stress and disruption brought on by the coronavirus pandemic has had an enormous psychological toll on Kiwis - and that the burden is growing. Today the Herald and NZME launch a major editorial project. Click here NZ-Herald news
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Teens could fail basic literacy, numeracy NCEA standards - report
John Gerritsen 26/04/2022..Initial testing indicates some teens will fail compulsory NCEA standards because they don't use capital letters and full stops and don't know how many minutes are in an hour.
nitial testing indicates some teens will fail compulsory NCEA standards because they don't use capital letters and full stops and don't know how many minutes are in an hour. and markers were worried by the number of students who did not know there were 60 minutes in an hour.
The standards are being introduced because a study revealed 40 percent of students who get NCEA level 2 are not functionally literate or numerate. Secondary Principals' Association president Vaughan Couillault said the mistakes were a worry, but could be explained by the timing of the test last year and who sat it. Click here RNZ news
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Hard one to swallow': Calls for reduced tax on beer amid biggest increase in over 30 years
Molly Swift - 22/04/2022...Breweries say the increase in beer tax this week will be a hard one to swallow as the largest beer tax in recent memory is on the cards. The beer excise tax is set to increase by the highest level in over 30 years, with an increase of $28.3 million more than last year.
"The beer excise increase could not come at a worse time for brewers and consumers, with the effects of COVID-19 still holding sway on the economy, the cost of living squarely in focus for New Zealanders and the hospitality sector far from being back to normal.
At a time when New Zealanders are facing an economic crunch, the increase to beer tax is a hard one to swallow," Firth and Kees said. Under the projected increase the excise tax would now be $83.08 per keg, $0.55 per bottle and $0.71 per pint - all before GST is added. Click here News-hub
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Sealord calls for fishing ban at some undersea mountains
Nelson-based fishing company Sealord are proposing a ban on fishing at the majority of the undersea mountains in New Zealand's exclusive economic zone. Sealord chief executive Doug Paulin said the "Seamounts Count" proposal, would see at least 127 of the 142 known seamounts protected within a conservation envelope.
It would mean that only the 15 remaining seamounts could be trawled. Seamounts are volcanic features which rise at least 1000m high off the seafloor. Collectively, they form the largest wildlife habitat on earth, covering more of the earth's surface than rainforests, deserts, or tundra.
Fish congregate on the slopes of seamounts, as do corals and crustaceans, to eat the nutrients that are carried upwards from the depths of the oceans toward the warm surface. Currently, just over 50 percent of the seamounts in New Zealand's exclusive economic zone are protected., Click here RNZ news
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All Blacks, Black Ferns' home schedules for 2022 season released
Alex Powell 26/04/2022..Kiwi fans can look forward to 10 test matches played on home soil, with the All Blacks and Black Ferns' international home schedule announced by New Zealand Rugby.
Starting in June, New Zealand's international season begins with the 'Pacific Four' series, as the Black Ferns host Australia, Canada and USA as part of their build-up to this year's home Rugby World Cup.
The Black Ferns will face Australia at an as of yet to be decided venue on June 6, Canada in Auckland on June 12, and USA in Whangarei on June 18. The series will see the Black Ferns play a home test match for the first time since August 2019, as the COVID-19 pandemic severely impacted New Zealand's women's test calendar. Click here News-hub
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Cybercrime, also known as technology enabled crime
26/04/2022..Cyber crime in new zealand is everywhere, a criminal activity that involves the Internet, a computer, smartphone or other electronic devices. This is one of the senior member of the Criminal Gang The Cock Suckers nickname (Kamakura) who rallies everyday tryna get there point across to there victims.
Around 12.am tuesday morning I was online until 7.am in the morning, her two associates spot me online and from those scientist camera device they use to cripple my un-release music so the rallie began untill daylight, and again through out the day until they go to bed. So the threat keeps coming. One member they called him david yell out at 5.47pm, today download the camera so he can use it from my computer.
This cock suckers tap into our computer and use our network to send nonsense email to someone. This morning another member name milli say attack them when they're coming out of the shower. So that's why they stalking us everyday, to rip my music to promote themselves and claim for fundings..Im Tamatoa de Emperor for Student Health Articles...Cyber crime
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Auckland bar Headquarters announces official closing party to time with Leo Molloy's mayor run
Amberleigh Jack 10:09, Apr 26 2022 Auckland waterfront bar and restaurant Headquarters will officially close for good with a “two day soiree” in May. Controversial businessman, Leo Molloy, who owns the inner-city establishment, posted a video to Facebook on Monday, announcing the bar will close on May 21, It just drags you down when you can’t operate at your maximum capacity.”
the day before he officially enters the running for Auckland mayor.
Molloy said the venue was under lease arrangement through Viaduct Harbour Holdings and that lease was up for renewal in May. Molloy opened Headquarters on Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour in 2017 and announced his plans to run for Auckland Mayor in July, 2021.
His official entrance into the 2022 mayoral race will be combined with a wind up party of the bar, a two day “soirée”, which will include a “rally, a bold announcement, a rousing speech. Click here stuff-news
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Femmes & Thems Comedy The Fringe Bar, 26 Allen Street, Wellington.
Friday 29 April 2022 8:00pm – 10:00pm..A fire line-up of women, non-binary, & gender non-conforming funny folk. Featuring the best non-male performers on the comedy scene joining forces to bring the funnies to your Friday nights!
Different line-up every month, something for everyone, produced by Wellington whirlwind producer Creatif Kate. Please note: Seating is not allocated so make sure to arrive early to nab a good vantage point. Doors open one hour before showtime and door sales are cash only. Latecomers may not be admitted.
The event space is located upstairs with a service elevator available on request, but please get in touch in advance if you have any accessibility concerns. Click here Eventfinda nz
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Burton's boat switch for Olympic return
Murray Wenzel -25/04/2022..Olympic gold medallist Tom Burton has set sail for Paris 2024, but in a different boat after missing a chance to defend his laser title at the Tokyo Games. World champion Burton stormed to victory at Rio's 2016 Olympics in the single-handed dinghy.
But he was a victim of Australia's incredible depth in the class when Matt Wearn pipped him for the only spot in Tokyo and went on to win gold of his own. Always of the belief his slight frame was better suited to the two-handed 49er class.
This week's event will be the first time they've competed against more than a handful of boats, let alone against international-standard competition. And it's not a simple switch, the high-performance skiff design of the 49er requiring both crew to sail while cantilevered over the water, rather than sitting inside the laser. Click here AAP
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Tony Hawk to host skate, music festival in Downtown Summerlin
Ana Gutierrez -26/04/2022..LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Tony Hawk will be hosting the “Weekend Jam” skate and music festival at Downtown Las Vegas Events Center on May 12 through 14. The event will be held in honor of Hawk’s birthday, and will feature skateboarding, live music, video games, and food trucks.
The weekend will feature a Vert Alert exhibition hosted by Hawk with professional skateboarders, a street park, gaming lounge, and skate shop. The lineup of musicians will include Modest Mouse, Descendents, DEVO, X, Cold Cave, The Vandals, Warish, Rough Francis, and The Downhill Jam.
X-Games competitors Andy Macdonald, Bucky Lasek, Rune Glifberg, and Sandro Dias will also be at the event. Doors will open at 1 p.m. each day of the weekend. The full schedule is below: Tickets for the event range from single-day general admission at $49.50 to 3-day platinum VIP at $249.50.. Click here KLAS Las Vegas
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Dramatic CCTV video shows swarm of thieves, three stolen cars smash through mall in ram raid
William Hewett, Tom McRae 26/04/2022..The dramatic moment three vehicles ram-raided a south Auckland shopping centre has been caught on camera. In videos Newshub has obtained, a silver vehicle speeds into the mall, knocking over a table before racing out of shot.
Then a group of eight thieves sprint after the silver vehicle with a white car following in hot pursuit. A third vehicle - a blue car - stops outside the 2degrees store in the mall when a further five people exit the car.
The Ormiston Town Centre said in a statement they'll be increasing security measures at the shopping centre following the incident and are concerned by the increase in incidents across Auckland. The latest incident comes after Louis Vuitton and Gucci's Auckland stores on Queen Street were ram-raided on April 11.Click here here news-hub
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Teen sex offender targeted young women at parties, wants to keep his name secret
Edward Gay 18:16, Apr 26 2022 A sexual predator and “skilled manipulator”, who raped and abused girls and young women at parties, has been sentenced to a year’s home detention.
The court heard how the teenager and three of his four survivors had initially met at school.
He would approach girls and young women, often at parties when they had been drinking. Some of the women were isolated in a bedroom at a party before being abused.
They, and their mothers, pleaded with Judge Claire Ryan to name their attacker. A mother of one of the survivors said the teenager was now attending the University of Auckland and had access to young women. She said her daughter was “staggeringly drunk” while the teenager was sober. The attack had left her daughter suicidal. Click here Stuff-news
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