Crematorium across the road from supermarket in Havelock North – residents consider legal action

A farmhand, Craig Neville Ross, expressed remorse for shooting his boss, Northland farmer Robert Green, in the head during dinner in 2004, stating that nothing made sense to him at the time. Reflecting at a recent Parole Board hearing, he acknowledged the impact of his actions on the victims, his family, and the community, attributing his impulsivity to feelings of isolation and addiction. Want More Context? 🔎

The Warriors are supporting Noah Jensen, a promising 19-year-old playmaker in their Jersey Flegg Under-21s squad, who has been diagnosed with two rare blood disorders: paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) and aplastic anaemia, requiring him to remain hospitalized indefinitely. PNH affects red blood cells and increases blood clot risks, while aplastic anaemia results in insufficient blood cell production, with both conditions being extremely rare in New Zealand. Want More Context? 🔎

A man named Harmon Singh, celebrating his stag do in a Queenstown bar on October 7, 2023, became involved in an altercation with another patron after the victim poured a drink over him. Singh retaliated by smashing a glass over the victim's head, resulting in significant bleeding. Want More Context? 🔎

Auckland salon owner Jenna Ellen, 32, was diagnosed with stage 3 Hodgkin lymphoma during her first round of IVF after experiencing symptoms she dismissed, including a persistent dry cough and shortness of breath. She and her partner, Josh, had recently begun their journey to start a family, which took an unexpected turn as they faced this serious health challenge. Want More Context? 🔎

A woman suffered a spinal cord injury during back surgery at Hawke’s Bay Hospital, resulting in her reliance on a wheelchair. Prior to the operation, a mix-up led to her sister being mistakenly prepared for surgery, but the error was caught in time; however, the woman still experienced significant loss of motor and sensory function in her legs post-surgery. Want More Context? 🔎

A couple had to cancel their wedding venue after the owner demanded a second deposit of $23,685, claiming the first deposit was stolen shortly after they paid it. The Disputes Tribunal ruled in favor of the couple, stating the venue owner breached the contract by requesting the second deposit without evidence linking them to the theft. Want More Context? 🔎