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Search Articles‘I’m just getting warmed up’: How Chris Hipkins fared in his first public meeting of the campaign
Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to a home crowd at the Naenae Community Centre on Wednesday night.Photo: Robert Kitchin / The Post Labour leader Chris Hipkins has told a home crowd he’s “just getting warmed up” in his first public meeting this election campaign. He drew a crowd of about 120 people ‒ and a pet cat ‒ at the Naenae Community Centre in Lower Hutt on Wednesday night.
Waikato University wants millions in ratepayer subsidies for new medical school
An artist’s impression of the new medical school at Waikato University.Supplied Waikato University is asking for millions of dollars in ratepayer subsidies for its new medical school, but one Hamilton councillor says it is a central government issue and ratepayers should not foot the bill. The university wants Hamilton Council to waive more than $5 million in development contributions, which help pay for infrastructure. It has also asked the council to pitch in $250,000 a year for five years.
US hits five Iranian oil tankers as Tehran targets bases in Jordan
A motorboat travels past commercial vessels anchored amid haze in the Strait of Hormuz off Bandar Abbas, Iran, on MondayPhoto: AP Middle East The US military said it destroyed five Iranian oil tankers yesterdayy in response to the latest attacks on its warships and Tehran hit back at American targets in Jordan, the latest burst of back-and-forth strikes that have lurched the sides back toward open hostilities in a more than 6-month-old war.
UK government bans goods from West Bank settlements and accuses settlers of ‘ethnic cleansing’
“We will not acquiesce in the destruction of the two-state solution,” he said. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar condemned the “despicable” move. He said Israel would expel UK representatives from a joint military centre monitoring the Gaza ceasefire and end UK training of the Palestinian Authority’s security forces in the West Bank.
All five killed in Miami cargo jet crash were in cleaning crew van
Five people died when this Amazon cargo plane overshot a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday.AP United States The five people killed when an Amazon cargo jet ran off the runway at Miami International Airport were all inside a van used to shuttle crews that clean planes, authorities said. The jet overran the runway while landing on Sunday. It slammed into the van on airport property, careened through a fence and then smashed an SUV on a city street. Five other people were injured.
George follows in Dad’s footsteps
United Kingdom Prince George made a smart impression on his first day at Eton yesterday. George, 13, was joined by his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, at the start of his first term at the boarding school, where fees cost more than £65,000 (NZ$150,000) per year.
‘Just wonderful’: Kiwi fans delight F-35A stealth fighter pilot
Royal Australian Air Force pilot Mark Biele says they train everyday to cope with conditions like extreme G-force when flying the F-35A.Adele Rycroft / Manawatū Standard An experienced aviator in charge of flying an aircraft so fast it can break the speed of sound says the most thrilling part about being a pilot is the people he gets to work with.
Workers walk off job in biggest public service strike in decades
Hundreds of public service workers strike today outside Parliament to protest low wages, and work conditions.ROBERT KITCHIN / THE POST Hundreds of people gathered outside Parliament in what is being described as the biggest strike in the core public service in decades, demanding pay rises that keep pace with the cost of living.
Public servants call for better pay offer
Public service workers on strike in Te Marae o Hine-The Square in Palmerston North on Wednesday.George Heagney / Manawatū Standard Public servants have walked off the job, calling for a better pay offer from the Government. About 10,000 Public Service Association union members across the country went on strike on Wednesday afternoon, following a lag in pay bargaining.
Election candidates talk rates, reforms
Candidates for the Palmerston North seat speak at an event run by the Palmerston North Residents Group.