People in the funeral industry are calling for updates to the outdated Burial and Cremation Act 1964 due to technological advancements and unclear rules regarding unclaimed ashes. Funeral homes struggle with families not collecting ashes post-funeral, highlighting the need for legal directives. The Ministry of Health has initiated a review of the act and will begin reassessing policy work, including a review of the Cremation Regulations 1973 this year.
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Epsom home invaders say they were hired by MBI International Ponzi scheme victim
Two young men, Jordan Galuva’a and Ketisemami Tuivai, were sentenced to prison for participating in a burglary at a $5 million Epsom home, allegedly as part of a misguided vigilante plot linked to an $8 million pyramid scheme. The burglary occurred while a university student was home alone, and the judge emphasized that retribution outside the legal system is unacceptable, regardless of any prior wrongdoing by the homeowner. Need More Context? 🔎
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