Summarised by Centrist
Police disrupted a boy racer gathering in Hutt Valley, issuing 38 infringement notices and impounding three vehicles. “Antisocial behaviour on our roads isn’t welcome here,” said Inspector Simon de Wit. Police Minister Mark Mitchell praised the police’s proactive work and announced new legislation is in development to grant even more powers to tackle boy racers and their disruptive behaviour.
Seymour cites International Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination.
“There is unknown risk of potential adverse impacts with each additional dose of the mRNA COVID vaccine.”
“Nearly one in three (29.2%) of the Met Office’s sites are rated super-junk 5.”
“Why is government funding allowing tenancies in places that may not be appropriate for residential development?”
File under: If it feels good, it’s probably bad for you.
“…you get a situation where it doesn’t always mesh.”
Seymour cites International Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination.
“There is unknown risk of potential adverse impacts with each additional dose of the mRNA COVID vaccine.”
“Nearly one in three (29.2%) of the Met Office’s sites are rated super-junk 5.”
“Why is government funding allowing tenancies in places that may not be appropriate for residential development?”
File under: If it feels good, it’s probably bad for you.
“…you get a situation where it doesn’t always mesh.”
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