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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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Man allegedly involved in stabbing at school remanded for psychiatric report
By Belinda Feek 11 Apr, 2022 01:28 PM.. A man charged after an alleged stabbing that put a Hamilton school into lockdown will now have a psychiatric assessment after appearing in court.
The man, aged in his 50s, was also granted further interim name suppression when he appeared before Judge Philip Crayton on charges of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm by stabbing and breach of a protection order.
The alleged attack happened at Hamilton's St Paul's Collegiate School about 3.20pm on Friday afternoon in which two people were seriously injured. Duty lawyer Rosalind Brown told Judge Crayton that she had spoken with forensic mental health staff who requested a remand in further custody for an assessment by a clinician. Click here NZ-herald news
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Covid-19 update: 7592 new community cases, 11 deaths and 640 in hospital
11/04/2022..There have been 7592 new community cases of Covid-19 reported today, with 11 further deaths and 640 in hospital, while 23 people are in ICU. The latest deaths bring the total number of publicly reported deaths with Covid-19 to 500, the Ministry of Health (MOH) says.
Today's case numbers are up from yesterday's by almost 1000, following the trend of less reporting of results and testing over weekends. The seven-day rolling average of case numbers continues to decline, with today's seven-day rolling average at 10,169 compared to last Monday's 13,218, according to the MOH.
Of the cases in hospital (by district health board, in Northland there are 24, Waitemata: 102; Counties Manukau: 111; Auckland: 102; Waikato: 63; Bay of Plenty: 35; Lakes: 6; Tairāwhiti: 3; Hawke's Bay: 19; Taranaki: 11; Whanganui: 11; MidCentral: 23; Wairarapa: 3; Hutt Valley: 16; Capital and Coast: 16; Nelson Marlborough: 13; Canterbury: 46; South Canterbury: 6; West Coast: 1; Southern: 29. Click here RNZ news
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Alternative Anzac Day commemorations in Whanganui planned in lieu of RSA event
By Jacob McSweeny 9 Apr, 2022 05:00 AM...An alternative Anzac Day service has been planned after the Wanganui RSA decided to pull its event over Covid-19 safety concerns. But the Wanganui RSA president Rod Hart is warning its veterans not to confuse it with the official service.
An event has been touted on Whanganui community pages on social media with a poster saying attendees would march together from the Memorial Hall carpark to the Cenotaph at 6am on Monday, April 25.
Hart said he was concerned people would mistake the new event with his organisation's usual one. Hart said the RSA had up to 10,000 people attend services in previous years and he did not think the space around the War Memorial Centre could keep people safe from a potential Covid-19 super spreader event. Click here NZ-herald news
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Transgender people ‘denied chance to preserve fertility on the NHS’
Jane Kirby 11/04/2022..Some transgender people are being denied the chance to preserve their fertility on the NHS due to a postcode lottery, experts have said. A new study found patchy care for freezing eggs and sperm, while young girls undergoing cancer treatment – and women who cannot delay chemotherapy.
In 2019, following the threat of a judicial review by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), NHS England told regional clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) they must not discriminate against transgender people and must take heed of the Equality Act.
In guidance to CCGs, NHS England said that “in a significant number of cases an individual’s need for fertility preservation will arise because of the threat to fertility from cancer treatment” but other patient groups affected the same way include those receiving hormone treatment “or surgery for the alleviation of gender dysphoria”. Click here Evening Standard
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Unhealthy homes leave students out in the cold
Dr Kimberley O’Sullivan 07/04/2022..The perennial idea that living in cold student flats is a rite of passage in New Zealand needs a long-overdue rethink. While housing energy efficiency standards for rental homes have improved, research from the University of Otago’s
He Kāinga Oranga Housing and Health Research Programme has found keeping warm at home remains a struggle for many students, with significant health and wellbeing impacts. We’re calling for universal financial support for students and continuing improvement in energy efficiency standards for student accommodation.
We found tertiary students in Aotearoa are more than twice as likely as the general population to be living in damp and mouldy homes - and Māori students and students with living with disability or long-term health conditions were even more likely to live in damp and mouldy housing. Click here Newsroom
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Queen says Covid left her ‘tired and exhausted’
Robert Jobson 11/04/2022..The Queen said having Covid left her “very tired and exhausted”, as she spoke to a former patient and NHS staff about their experiences during the pandemic. The monarch, 95, who contracted the virus in February, also expressed her relief the Dunkirk spirit "still exists".
She was speaking on a video call to mark the official opening of the new Queen Elizabeth Unit at The Royal London Hospital, of which she is patron. It was built in a record five weeks to accommodate the surging numbers of Covid patients and is one of the biggest critical care units in the country.
During her video call with workers and medical staff, the Queen listened to their stories of coping with the huge influx of Covid patients, and was told by one senior nurse “we held their hands, we wiped their tears and we provided comfort. .Click here Evening standard
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China's 'Twitter' appears to be censoring content about food shortages in Shanghai
wyip@insider.com (Waiyee Yip,Weilun Soon) 11/04/2022..As residents in the locked-down city of Shanghai struggle to obtain groceries, China's Twitter-like Weibo platform appears to have censored content linked to the city's food crisis.
Searches for the popular hashtag "buying groceries in Shanghai" have been blocked, with users receiving a message that "no results can be found" when they attempted to do so. It is unclear when the blocking of searches began, but a user's Weibo post about it last Friday was widely circulated, drawing more than 133,000 likes and 34,000 reposts.
Good news! The problem of 'buying groceries in Shanghai' has been completely solved," the user wrote, alongside a screenshot of a "no results" search page. Below, thousands of users left seemingly sarcastic comments concerning the Chinese government's "speed" and "efficiency" in dealing with problems.. Click here Insider
AUT University Manukau South Campus, New Zealand bringing together more than 25 first-year Law students in 2016 As Crown Emperor, Tamatoa King Richmond from Intelligent. I was excited to be part of this experience and support my community thank you Lord for the blessings on me. The student Health Articles been around for 7 year's now since it became live on the internet in 2016.
This section of the articles is a symbolic of elements for a persons ability to think and make and opinion for your future and your children's future. This basic skills can help you on the job when you finish your degree
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
Talented young Kiwis speak to the world at Expo 2020 Dubai SPONSORED
SPONSORED CONTENT BY NEW ZEALAND TRADE & ENTERPRISE 05:00, Apr 04 2022..Delayed by one year due to the pandemic, Expo 2020 was built from scratch on a 438-hectare site in the middle of the desert, on the outskirts of Dubai. From October 1, 2021, to March 31, 2022, Expo Dubai has welcomed 192 participating countries and more than 20 million visitors.
1.2 million of these visited New Zealand's pavilion in Expo's sustainability district, where a line-up of youth-focused musical performances in January was curated by Parris Goebel.
The five-time world hip hop dance champion and choreographer for the likes of Rihanna and Justin Bieber created and produced Voice of Youth-Wonderland exclusively for Expo, handpicking talented 16–18-year-old Kiwis at live auditions conducted across New Zealand.. Click here stuff-news
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Chef Gareth Stewart says the price of food in supermarkets is out of control
As told to Sara Bunny 05:00, Apr 10 2022.....As executive chef at Nourish Group, Gareth Stewart creates menus for some of the country’s top eateries, including Soul at Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour and Wellington’s Shed 5.
Stewart got his big kitchen break when he was just 18, at London’s prestigious Claridge’s Hotel, before going on to work at the Michelin-starred restaurant The Greenhouse in Mayfair. He moved to New Zealand in 2007.
How to relax. Being a chef, you tend to forget all about that need to stop once in a while and think about what’s really important. And the really important stuff is your health, family and friends. It’s also about being able to switch off, slow down and take some time for yourself. I’m just starting to learn how to do that now, but I wish I had done more of it a long time ago..Click here Stuff-news
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Unmasked protesters enter Wellington supermarket but numbers small
Tom Hunt 14:55, Apr 10 2022 About a dozen protesters have marched through a central Wellington supermarket in a so-called "unmasked flash mob". Police greeted the protesters outside Chaffers New World at 1pm on Sunday but did not stop the group – of roughly 12 – entering the store and walking up and down the aisles.
One carried a young child, while others carried banners. None wore masks – in an apparent stance on the Government advice to limit the spread of Covid-19 by wearing face masks. One said she had an exemption from wearing a mask but said her doctor would have to reveal the reason for the exemption.
These things [disposable face masks] are ending up all over, all over the world,” she said. Disposable face masks are made from polypropylene.The rear of her placard was opposing using QR codes to scan in – a mandate that has now been ditched. click here stuff-news
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Fireworks + Demolition Derby - Easter Spectacular
Saturday 16 April 2022 6:00pm. Waikaraka Family Speedway, Waikaraka Park, Neilson St, Onehunga, Auckland..The Demolition Derby will have you splitting your sides with laughter as they are hell bent on destroying each other until there is only one car moving.
Its going be another fun night of not only a whole lot of Racing but you will be entertained with our Demolition Derby at Waikaraka Speedway. Plus there will be racing at it s best. S
Grab your friends or family and head to Waikaraka Speedway for a great night out and see the racing with all your favourites! Get your tickets at the gate or from Eventfinder. Chips, Hot Dogs, Burgers, Coffee, hot Chocolate and much more available to purchase on site at reasonable family prices! Click here Eventfinda nz
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Bowl of Brooklands capacity under review as council changing iconic New Plymouth venue
Glenn McLean 11:17, Apr 08 2022 A plan to explore increasing the capacity at the iconic Bowl of Brooklands in New Plymouth has been backed by one of the country’s leading concert promoters, who says it could be a game changer for attracting major international acts to the region.
The New Plymouth District Council is investigating what could be done to increase the capacity at the Bowl from 15,000 to 20,000. The plan is amongst a raft of things the council is investigating, including building a permanent structure over the lake in front of the Bowl stage, increasing seating, improving the entrance and access routes to the venue,
Those options have been included in a lengthy questionnaire sent to members of the Friends of Pukekura Park. In 1967 a Kiri Te Kanawa concert there was attended by 15,000 people. New Plymouth locals still talk of The Seekers concert in 1968 that was attended by 17,500 people, a record that stood for more than 40 years. Click here stuff-news
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Tips to save money on your wedding that won't ruin your big day
Kate Kachor 09/04/2022..Planning a wedding can be a stressful process and one, many can attest, that is costly. Whether you're dreaming of a church wedding with all the trimmings, a destination wedding with an intimate celebration, or a weekend away with a food truck as your caterer, there is one theme running through them all — it's your big day.
Yet, as more couples embrace their special day as one filled with celebration and fun rather than a wildly traditional event, there are significant cost savings to be made. So what does the average wedding cost in Australia? Comparison site Finder.com.au revealed the average cost of a wedding in Australia in 2022 is $35,000.
Each year, there are an estimated 120,00 weddings held in Australia, data from EasyWeddings found. However, due to the global coronavirus pandemic, the number of 'I Dos' fell to just 78,989 in 2020 and about 85,000 in 2021. Click here Honey
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Wastewater pipe upgrade on Wellington's Taranaki St to cost $24m
11 Apr, 2022 03:30 PM By Georgina Campbell Senior Multimedia Journalist..The cost to upgrade a wastewater pump station and rising main on Wellington's Taranaki St will cost $18 million more than first thought.
The project is the largest upgrade to the capital's inner city wastewater infrastructure in more than 50 years. Without the work, there's a risk the wastewater network will not have sufficient capacity to support the forecast demand in Te Aro and constrain housing densification. The upgrade will also help to avoid overflows and spills into the harbour.
Last year the project was estimated to cost $6.1 million, but following detailed design it's now expected to cost $24.1 million. The revised cost estimate has been outlined in an upcoming Wellington City Council committee meeting agenda. Click here NZ-herald
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Bastianini wins Grand Prix of the Americas, leads MotoGP title race
AFP 11/04/2022..Italy's Enea Bastianini won his second MotoGP race of the season at the Grand Prix of the Americas on Sunday and seized control of the world championship.The 24-year-old passed fellow Ducati rider, and long-time leader,
Australian Miller, who had stormed into the lead at the start, finished third having also being passed by the Suzuki of Alex Rins, the winner in Texas in 2019. It's a fantastic day. Miller had fantastic pace in the first part of the race, then I felt like I had to push,
Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez, bidding for an eighth win in nine visits to the Texas circuit, finished sixth, having slipped to the back of the field at lights out on his Honda.The 29-year-old Spaniard, who missed last weekend's race in Argentina due to double vision after a violent high-side crash in Indonesia...Click here AFP
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Peter Biggs on priesthood, Covid-19 and the NZ Symphony Orchestra
André Chumko 05:00, Apr 09 2022 Down a gravel driveway straight out of a Japanese animation film, off a road 10 minutes into the countryside from the Wairarapa town of Featherston, and nestled beneath the Remutaka Range, Peter Biggs stands ready in his apron.
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra’s chief executive, known as Biggsy, walks out into the misty, damp air to welcome us to his and wife Mary’s farm estate, Te Puhi. Built in 1868, the house and manicured garden evoke scenes from a frozen-in-time children’s fairytale, and America’s midwest, with sweeping porches,
The estate boasts several hundred-year-old trees, including a red-barked miro.
Since 1997 Peter and Mary have been tending these grounds with help from their farmhand Sydney. Click here stuff-news
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NZ sending C130 Hercules, 50-strong team to Europe - Jacinda Ardern
11 Apr, 2022 04:35 PM By Michael Neilson is a political reporter for the New Zealand Herald..New Zealand will deploy a C-130 Hercules aircraft with 50 Defence Force personnel to Europe, to help transport and distribute donated military aid to Ukraine, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced.
Ardern, joined by Defence Minister Peeni Henare, outlined the Government's new responses to Russia's war on Ukraine at today's post-Cabinet press conference. Ardern said the aircraft and personnel will help distribute supplies.
"But at no point will they enter Ukraine, and nor have they been asked to," Ardern said. The 50 NZDF staff, going to Germany, will follow the deployment of nine intelligence personnel already in the United Kingdom and Belgium. Click here NZ-herald news
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High-rises surround home after owner refused to sell to developers
9 Apr, 2022 11:40 AM A lone single-storey house sits wedged between towering new high-rises in Sydney, after the owner refused to give up their property. Like a scene straight out of the Disney-Pixar film Up, the three-bedroom brick rental in Rhodes has stayed put despite developers' interest.
It means the home – leased for A$900 ($978) a week – is now surrounded by huge residential towers and a shopping and dining precinct as part of Rhodes Central. On the other side of the road is a train station.
The first stage of a A$2.5 billion town centre opened its doors last year. According to Architecture & Design, developers Billbergia started buying parcels of land for the project in the 1990s. But a man who manages a nearby building claimed the owner of the house, an elderly woman, wanted far more for the property than developers were willing to pay. click here Nz-herald news
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