Sourced Content Auckland, March 1, 2021 Australian Coach Rob Wright wants to add a point of difference to the Northern Mystics this year, but he does not want it to be about the fact that he is a bloke. The experienced Australian Coach was announced as Assistant Coach at the Northern Mystics late last year. Wright, who became a student…
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In our latest issue (Digital Edition, March 1, 2021), we have reflected upon the callous attitude of some people resulting in Auckland’s move to Alert Level 3 and the rest of the country to Alert Level 2. From what we have gathered, those awaiting Covid-19 test results, breached the Health Regulation Act and the advice of the government to…
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Sourced Content Wellington, March 1, 2021 Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Carmel Sepuloni has announced grant of $18 million to support creative spaces. Creative spaces are places in the community where people with mental health needs, disabled people, and those looking for social connection, are welcomed and supported to practice and participate in the arts and in their communities. “These…
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The Covid Variant is nasty, unpredictable and fast Michael Plank, Shaun Hendy and Siouxsie Wiles Christchurch & Auckland, March 1, 2021 As expected, genome sequencing has now confirmed the new community Covid-19 case in Auckland is linked to the Papatoetoe Cluster, and is the more infectious B.1.1.7 Variant. When the first cases in this Cluster were reported on February 14, 2021, Auckland moved to…
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Parliament also marks Pongal as a Festival of good tidings The first significant step in the process of integrating Tamil-speaking people in New Zealand was taken on Tuesday, February 23, 2021 when Transport and Workplace Relations & Safety Minister Michael Wood launched the Aotearoa New Zealand Federation of Tamil Sangam (ANTS) Inc at the Banquet Hall of New Zealand Parliament.…
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