Summarised by Centrist
A 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck 25 km west of Wellington at 5:08 am, with no significant damage or tsunami warning reported. Over 37,000 people felt the quake, which caused items to fall in homes. “A mean jolt,” said one Wellington resident, while another described it as “stronger than a 5.8.” Trains were replaced by buses while rail lines were checked.
“All 75 aboard made it to safety.”
OC spray, stun guns, and cannabis were seized.
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?
“All 75 aboard made it to safety.”
OC spray, stun guns, and cannabis were seized.
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?
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