St Kentigern continued their strong start in the Auckland 1A First XV rugby season by narrowly defeating Auckland Grammar 10-6. Despite their fourth consecutive win, the match lacked excitement, with the highlight being St Kentigern fans singing “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” in jest towards their opponents. Overall, while the game’s outcome was uncertain until the end, it did not deliver a thrilling sporting spectacle.
Destiny Church ProtestBrian Tamaki, leader of Destiny Church, led a march in Auckland, where he and his followers protested against non-Christian religions by tearing up their flags, labeling them as "satanic." Acting Prime Minister David Seymour criticized Tamaki's stance, emphasizing New Zealand's values of tolerance and inclusivity for all beliefs. Need More Context? 🔎
Read moreThe Crusaders defeated the Chiefs 16-12, dispelling notions of their decline after missing the playoffs last year for the first time in seven seasons, which raised concerns about coach Rob Penney's future. Their victory signals a strong comeback for the perennial rugby contenders. Need More Context? 🔎
Read moreLotto Powerball's $30 million draw has produced two new millionaires, each winning $15 million. Additionally, they will share $83,000 as part of the First Division pool, with the winning numbers being 11, 35, 3, 20, 19, 27, the bonus ball 31, and Powerball 7. Need More Context? 🔎
Read moreA 44-year-old man was arrested in Auckland for allegedly breaking into multiple homes armed with a knife, stealing two cars, and crashing three times early this morning. The crime spree began on Udys Rd in Pakuranga after 5am, where police responded to reports of a break-in and subsequent confrontations with the suspect. Need More Context? 🔎
Read moreA serious crash involving four cars on Auckland's Southern Motorway near the Highbrook offramp has caused significant traffic delays for northbound motorists. The collision occurred around 2:25 PM, resulting in two injuries—one moderate and one serious—as police urge drivers to be patient amid long queues at the scene. Need More Context? 🔎
Read moreAngelina Nicole Therese Avisado Reyes, a nurse at Waikato District Health Board, defrauded three colleagues out of over $100,000 by fabricating stories about her mother's death and her father's illness, using the funds for gambling and trips, including a Taylor Swift concert in Sydney. One victim, manipulated by her claims of suicidal distress, transferred $107,000 over six months, draining his savings and inheritance. Need More Context? 🔎
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