Summarised by Centrist
Police have dismantled a social media operation in Auckland that sold restricted weapons, including stun guns and OC spray. A raid on a Blockhouse Bay property led to the seizure of 29 canisters of OC spray, 27 stun guns, and over 1.6kg of cannabis. A 28-year-old woman was arrested and charged with weapon possession and drug supply. Inspector Alisse Robertson praised the operation for removing dangerous weapons from the community.
The aim is to make it easier to finance new projects.
“I’ll return with fierce determination to fight for people and the planet.”
Treasury’s review cites WHO assertions.
Can students opt out? Will they be penalised for challenging the course’s content?
“Blatant greenwash.”
“The waka-jumping law is problematic even for list MPs, who do not swear allegiance to their party but to the Crown…”
The aim is to make it easier to finance new projects.
“I’ll return with fierce determination to fight for people and the planet.”
Treasury’s review cites WHO assertions.
Can students opt out? Will they be penalised for challenging the course’s content?
“Blatant greenwash.”
“The waka-jumping law is problematic even for list MPs, who do not swear allegiance to their party but to the Crown…”
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