New Zealanders will mark the United Nations International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian people with various actions nationwide this weekend, as PSNA National Chair John Minto criticizes the government for not holding Israel accountable for its actions in Gaza. Rallies, marches, flag raisings, vigils, and community events will take place in multiple cities, including Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, and New Plymouth, to show support for Palestine and demand humanitarian aid for those affected in the region. The Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa has organized a range of events, from bike rides and film screenings to market stalls and picnics, to raise awareness and advocate for justice for Palestinians.
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Carnage as car collides with cattle
A crash between two cars and multiple cattle on State Highway 1 near Dunedin has led to traffic being reduced to one lane as emergency services clean up the scene. Fire and Emergency New Zealand crews from Palmerston and Hampden responded to the collision at around 9.10pm, where a car struck cattle on the road before hitting another vehicle. Despite the chaos, no human injuries were reported, and authorities worked to clear the road for...
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