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Just wanna say to the Health-Care students, The Purpose of this section is to show use, this is what happens to your patients before they reach the Hospital in your care, What you learn at Schools, Institutes, and University is, how to fix those problems. What you see on here will help you when you completed your degree...best of luck for your future.
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Covid-19 update: 9830 new community cases today along with a further 23 deaths
27/04/2022..Twenty-three more people have died with Covid-19 and there are 9830 new community cases of Covid-19, the Ministry of Health says. Today's seven-day rolling average of case numbers was 7884, up slightly from 7834 last week.
In today's statement, the Ministry of Health said the 23 deaths being reported today include people who died in the past six days apart, from one death on 3 April. The Ministry said the increase in deaths reported today followed a similar pattern often seen after weekends or public holidays.
"Delays to reporting can also be associated with people dying with Covid-19, rather than from Covid-19, and Covid being discovered only after they have died. More than 700 people with Covid-19 have now died in New Zealand, with the death toll reaching 710.. Click here RNZ news
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Nurse admits professional misconduct by giving patients unprescribed drugs
By Leighton Keith 27 Apr, 2022 02:25 PM.. A registered nurse has admitted giving dementia patients in a rest home unprescribed drugs on her day off, after she claimed they were being abusive, including one who was biting and hitting others.
Elisabeth Buckley admitted the charges of professional misconduct, including that she falsified another nurse's signature to prescribe the medication. Buckley appeared before the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal on Wednesday after the charges were laid by a Professional Conduct Committee of the Nursing Council of New Zealand.
Following the hearing Buckley was ordered to pay costs of $11,425.05, was censured for her actions and had conditions imposed on her practising certificate but it was not cancelled or suspended. Buckley worked as a facility manager at Auckland's Briargate Rest Home, for residents with dementia..Click here nz-herald news
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Woman graduate student behind suicide attack at Pakistani university
27/04/2022..KARACHI (Reuters) - A woman suicide bomber who killed three Chinese teachers in Pakistan was a teacher who had enrolled for a master's degree months before her attack, carried out on behalf of separatist insurgents, a Pakistani official said on Wednesday.
The blast detonated by the 30-year-old woman on Tuesday blew up a minivan outside Karachi University's Confucius Institute, a Chinese language and cultural centre, killing her, the three Chinese teachers and a Pakistani driver.
It was the first major attack this year against nationals of long-time ally China working in Pakistan, and it drew Beijing's condemnation. A separatist group, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) based in the southwestern province of Balochistan, said the mother of two. Click here Reuter
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Life-changing diagnosis revealed in such a casual manner
10:05 am on 27 April 2022 Megan Whelan, Head of Content..Discovering you have a life-altering condition is a clarifying moment. I found out in a slightly horrifying way. My GP had ordered some blood tests, but I hadn't had the results.
I was seeing a different doctor for something entirely separate, and as she went through my medical history, she blurted out the blood test results. "Oh yes, that will be the diabetes," she said. That day, and the weeks that followed.
I was mad at my body, feeling like it had betrayed me, just as I had started looking after it. Not only did I very quickly have to start thinking about my body as something that was actually a part of me, I had to change how I looked after it. Click here RNZ news
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Man loses three family members, including baby, in Russian missile attack
3:32 pm on 25 April 2022 ..Yuriy Glodan had only left his flat and family to go to the shops when he heard the news of the explosion. Kira Glodan, a three-month-old baby, is one of the latest victims in the war in Ukraine. She was killed along with her mother and grandmother in a Russian missile strike in Odesa on Saturday.
At the entrance to his block of flats he screamed at police to let him inside the burning building. When he reached his flat, he found the bodies of his wife and her mother, killed by a Russian missile that had ripped into the upper floors of the block.
The body of his three-month-old baby Kira was discovered later; he saw it for the first time when he returned to the flat on Sunday. The deaths - three generations of a single family - have sparked outrage and revulsion in Ukraine, a country already hardened by two months of war. Click here RNZ news
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Woman admits murder of 5-year-old Malachi Subecz
By Ethan Griffiths 12:48 pm on 27 April 2022 A Te Puna woman charged with the ill-treatment and murder of a 5-year-old Bay of Plenty child has today pleaded guilty. Michaela Barriball, 27, appeared at the Tauranga High Court on Wednesday via audio-visual link from prison for a case-review hearing.
Barriball was last year charged with murder and injuring with intent to injure. Two charges were also laid in relation to her failure to look after the child - offending the judge described as both physical and verbal abuse and malnourishment.
One of the charges stemmed from severe burns suffered by the child, which were not attended to by Barriball. Malachi Subecz was found with multiple injuries at a Te Puna property on 1 November last year and was immediately flown to Starship Hospital.. Click here RNZ news
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The habits which have allowed Queen Elizabeth to live to 96!
Bang Showbiz 27/04/2022..A hundred cannon fire from the Tower of London recently marked the 96th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II. This year's celebration coincides with Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee, the 70th year of the reign of the monarch, who took the throne on 6 February 1952.
You cannot reign for that long without doing things to protect your health, although the last year has been a difficult one for the British monarch, Her longevity habits include eating well, an unexpected skin care routine and avoiding
The Windsors have a reputation for good health. The clearest precedent for longevity in the family is the Queen Mother, Elizabeth Bowles-Lyon, who passed away in 2002 at the age of 101, months after suffering a fractured pelvis that caused her to lose her mobility. Her sister-in-law, Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester, smashed the royal longevity record shortly afterwards when she died in October 2004 at the age of 102. Click here Bang Showbiz
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Economic, Marketing, Management, Accounting, Business, Scientist, Law, Engineering, Music, Sport, Fashion, Acting, Police Force, Defence Force,Film, Trades, and I.T Students, You can learn this field, analysis, Invent in your own way how you see your future. Its not always the A+ and B+ its about the ( Under-Standing )...Hope, opportunity and Wisdom, Cause the world is moving forward and we need to move with it...Amen
O'Town Dreaming: TVNZ's South Auckland talent showcase wholesome and relevant
Sarah McMullan 21:15, Apr 22 2022.....O’Town Dreaming....Showcasing the youth and talent of Ōtara in South Auckland, this eight episode series pulls off the unlikely double billing of being both wholesome and relevant.
Hip-hop creative Jessie Gibson guides us through his Ōtara, where classical music, church choirs, rap battles between mates and the love of a good beat is the driving force behind so many people. Matching up aspiring artists with those who have experience in the areas they lack, the project is all about the next generation of Ōtara musicians telling their own stories their way.
Visually this packs a punch, with the camera operators in particular doing an incredible job of capturing the unique beauty that makes O’Town special. That some of the young artists taking part in the show talk about such personal things on camera is a testament to how at ease they must have felt. Click here stuff-news
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Thousands of high salaried public servants get pay rises despite Government's pay freeze
Jenna Lynch -22/04/2022...Newshub can reveal thousands of high salaried public servants have received pay rises despite the Government's pay freeze. More than 2500 Government workers earning over $100,000 a year got pay rises that were only meant to be granted in "exceptional circumstances.
Janet has been working round the clock as a contact tracer - a crucial part of our COVID-19 response - and the thanks she got for keeping us safe was "an MTA voucher - $20 and a cookie.
She is of the 400,000-strong public service who've had their pay effectively frozen since 2020 - a Government belt-tightening exercise in light of the COVID-19 crisis. She's one of our allied health workers taking industrial action because the Government won't come to the table with a decent offer. ...Click here News-hub
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Biden says Putin 'cannot remain in power' in sweeping speech on Russian invasion of Ukraine
Kevin Breuninger - 27 Mar...President Joe Biden said Russian leader Vladimir Putin "cannot remain in power" over his invasion of Ukraine. In a sweeping speech in Poland that marked the finale of a three-day trip to Europe, Biden urged democracies around the world to unify and commit to a long fight against authoritarian aggression.
President Joe Biden on Saturday said Russian leader Vladimir Putin "cannot remain in power," ratcheting up international pressure and further uniting NATO allies against Putin over his invasion of Ukraine.
"A dictator, bent on rebuilding an empire, will never erase the people's love for liberty," Biden said at the end of a sweeping speech in Poland. "Ukraine will never be a victory for Russia, for free people refuse to live in a world of hopelessness and darkness. Click here CNBC
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Clareburt, Pascoe headline 12-strong Kiwi Commonwealth Games swim team
Alex Powell 27/04/2022..Lewis Clareburt and Dame Sophie Pascoe lead a 12-strong NZ swimming contingent named for this year's Birmingham Commonwealth Games. The team consist of eight able-bodied athletes and four para-swimmers, as the two programmes run concurrently at Birmingham.
Clareburt, 22, stands tall as New Zealand's brightest medal hope, currently ranked second in both 200m and 400m individual medleys. Clareburt won 400m medley bronze at Gold Coast 2018 and will look to improve at Birmingham, after an impressive display at last year's Tokyo Olympics, reaching the finals of both medleys.
Erika Fairweather, 18, was another to impress at Tokyo, with an NZ record over 400m freestyle, and will also compete over 200m at Birmingham. The pair of Andrew Jeffcoat and Cameron Gray will make Commonwealth Games debuts. Click here news-hub
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Filmmaker keen to boost funding for interactive web series
Soana Aholelei APRIL 23, 2022 Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air..He’s an actor, director, videographer and now this talented Samoan is working on a new web series, Shadow Peak.
My friend up in Auckland, Sarah, had this idea for an interactive series where the audience gets to choose what the characters do, episode by episode,” Jordan says. And so while I was filming ‘Shortland Street’ on the side, I was also leaving the studio going to Sarah’s house and just writing down how we can make this work.
How can we tell a story using social media, in the social way that it’s meant to be used, whilst having divergent storylines come to a head in the end. So, ‘Shadow Peak’ that’s what it’s called, that we’re working on now. In the next few days Jordan and his team need to reach $10,000. Click here Tagata Pasifika
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Family of 13 in a three-bedroom house': Kiwis struggling as rental prices surge 7pct
Alexa Cook - 26/04/2022..As if the cost of living wasn't already sky-high, now rental prices have surged yet again to an average of $575 a week, an increase of 7 percent on last year.
The Salvation Army stacks boxes of food that will be divvied up into parcels for those most in need, and as rents rise so too does the demand for food parcels. The rent increases are huge and it's having a real impact on whanau, their ability to provide the necessities," said Porirua's Salvation Army Nicki Dutton.
Especially for residents in Porirua which has again been awarded the unwanted title of most expensive rent prices in the country. Porirua residents pay an average of $670 a week. "It's so expensive, it's even harder to look for rental property," one resident said. . Click here News-hub
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Crushing costs: Kiwis rage at Countdown's 'insane' garlic prices
Caitlin Rawling - Friday 22 Garlic prices have skyrocketed in Countdown stores across the country, pricing it at over $10 more than their competitors. On Countdown's website, New Zealand garlic is priced at $52.99/kg - $13 more expensive than Pak n Save at $39.99/kg and $14 more than New World, where it's $38.99.
In a post on Reddit about the price of garlic at Countdown's Mt Eden supermarket, there was incredulity about the cost. Can someone please explain to me this insane price for garlic?" the poster wrote. Solution, don't ever shop at Countdown," one person responded.
Every day great value," added another, sarcastically riffing on the supermarket chain's tagline. When approached by Newshub, Countdown's vegetables merchandise manager Glenn Bewley said an "unseasonably wet January" had caused the price increase. Click here News-hub
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Royal Enfield Build Train Race Flat-Trackers Storm I-70 Half-Mile
Dustin Wheelen 27/04/2022..Racing is back in full force and that includes Royal Enfield’s Build Train Race (BTR) Flat Track program. While the series hosted the "BTR Select" exhibition at the Volusia Half Mile on March 5, 2022, the first proper round of the 2022 season took place at the Odessa,
Missouri’s I-70 Motorsports Park on April 23, 2022. With seven riders returning and eight new faces joining the BTR paddock, the full-grid race didn’t skimp on drama. Prior to race day, the teams were scheduled to participate in a full test day..
The abbreviated test day left riders and teams figuring out race setups on the fly, posing major problems for rookies and veterans alike. Our seven-session practice the day before the race but cut short after only two.. Click here Ridepart
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Synthony set to attract thousands to Bowl of Brooklands show
Stephanie Ockhuysen 11:41, Apr 21 2022..New Zealand’s music and lights dance spectacular will return to New Plymouth this weekend and is expected to draw up to 10,000 people.
Synthony, which combines the Auckland Symphony Orchestra with DJs, singers and lights and lasers, will take to the New Plymouth District Council’sBowl of Brooklands stage this Saturday. Promoter David Higgins said they were delighted with ticket sales given the uncertainty of gathering numbers over the past few months.
“The weather is looking good, we’re tracking over 7,000 ticket sales and with the weather we’re expecting that to get up to 10,000. Many ticket holders were travelling from out of town, which was great for the city as it meant hotels and restaurants would be booked, Higgins said. Click here Stuff-news
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Pacific Fusion Fashion Show announces rescheduled sixth annual event
APRIL 20, 2022...The celebrated Pacific Fusion Fashion Show (PFFS) will return to South Auckland on Saturday 28th May 2022, showcasing nine Polynesian designers. The event is excited to be able to return under the orange setting of the Covid Protection Framework after several attempts at rescheduling the show in late 2021 and early 2022.
Since launching in 2016, the acclaimed fashion event has grown a loyal and enthusiastic audience and after a successful digital event streamed live from Wellington in late 2020, the event is proud to finally be returning to its South Auckland roots for 2022’s much anticipated event. St George Street in Papatoetoe will become the runway for the evening show in late May with a stellar line up of fashion literally stopping traffic!
We have always been a proud South Auckland hosted event. From East Tamaki, Ōtara, Māngere Bridge, Manukau and this year old Papatoetoe,” says Pacific Fusion Fashion Show Founder and director Nora Swann..Click here Stuff-news
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Hamilton property values more than doubled since 2018
27/04/2022..The average capital value of a residential property is now $922,000. Land values are up 67 percent and commercial and industrial property has increased by 40 percent . The city is now worth $71.4 billion.
Councils are required by law to assess rating valuation of every property to help calculate what rates will be paid for the following three years. The Hamilton City Council said a revaluation doesn't mean council collects more rates, although it may change the way its budget is divided among ratepayers.
The new valuations represent the likely selling price if the property had sold in September last year. The council said it is a snapshot in time and prices may have changed. Its Financial Support Services Manager Matthew Bell said Hamilton's substantial growth in the past few years has been due to several factors including low interest rates. Click here RNZ news
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