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Just wanna say to the Health-Care students, The Purpose of this section is to show use, this is what happens to your patients before they reach the Hospital in your care, What you learn at Schools, Institutes, and University is, how to fix those problems. What you see on here will help you when you completed your degree...best of luck for your future.
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Family whose daughter died from meningitis call for funded vaccines
Lauren Hendricksen 01/04/2022..At just 19, Miwa Chapman had her whole life ahead of her. She was an engineering student at the University of Canterbury and had just started her second year.
She was the apple of my eye," Paul Chapman, Miwa's father, told Newshub. But at the end of orientation week in 2020, Miwa woke up feeling unwell. She had a headache and quite a high temperature," Paul says. "She reassured us that she wasn't feeling great but she was fine and for us not to worry, so we said goodnight and went to bed."
But early the next morning, Paul's wife received a phone call from Christchurch Hospital. [They] asked if we could come to the hospital immediately. We said we were in Auckland and they said please come as fast as you can," Paul told Newshub. . Click here news-hub
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Migrant worker hospitalised with concussion and fractures after 'savage, unprovoked' dairy attack
01/04/2022..The assault took place at a dairy in Gordon Road, Hastings at around 11am on Tuesday March 29. The victim was a customer in the dairy and suffered serious facial injuries - including a fractured cheekbone – and concussion.
"This was a savage, unprovoked attack on an innocent member of the public going about his daily business," says Detective Inspector Dave de Lange. The victim, an RSE worker, remains in hospital recovering from his injuries.
"In addition to the serious impact this incident has had on the victim, I'm aware it has also affected the victim's colleagues, and our wider RSE community. I want to reassure them that this was an isolated event and the offender has been located and will be held to account for his actions." Click here News-hub
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Covid-19 update: 8810 new community cases, 18 deaths, 690 people in hospital
03/04/2022...New community case numbers in New Zealand have dropped below the 10,000 mark for the first time in more than a month, with 8810 new community cases reported today, along with 18 new deaths.
Today was the lowest number of new cases since 24 February, when 6137 cases were reported. While there is generally lower testing and reporting over weekends, today's seven-day rolling average is 13,543, down from 16,325 a week ago. The deaths being reported today included people who have died over the past five days. The total number of publicly reported deaths with Covid-19 is now 396.
Today's new cases were in the Northland (385), Auckland (1555), Waikato (729), Bay of Plenty (414), Lakes (226), Hawke's Bay (420), MidCentral (502), Whanganui (222), Taranaki (342), Tairāwhiti (102), Wairarapa (91), Capital and Coast (635), Hutt Valley (389), Nelson Marlborough (364), Canterbury (1463), South Canterbury (172), Southern (735) and West Coast (57) DHBs. Click here RNZ news
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Search for missing man in Central Queensland after boat crash that injured three others
03/04/2022..A man is missing, and three others have been injured, after a boat crash off Port Alma in the Rockhampton region. Initial information from Queensland police suggests the man fell overboard from a small boat, when it struck an object in the water just before 7:30am.
Three other men onboard were injured with a man in his 20s airlifted to Rockhampton Hospital in a serious but stable condition. He suffered chest, leg and abdominal injuries. Another man in his 20s suffered leg and back injuries, while a man in his 30s had chest and leg injuries, and cuts to his face.
Water Police, Coast Guard, members of the public and other agencies are currently searching the area for the fourth man. He was last seen wearing a black T-shirt and khaki shorts. Officers are appealing to anyone who may have been in the area, or may have seen the incident to contact police. Click here..ABC NEWS
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Economic, Marketing, Management, Accounting, Business, Scientist, Law, Engineering, Music, Sport, Fashion, Acting, Police Force, Defence Force,Film, Trades, and I.T Students, You can learn this field, analysis, Invent in your own way how you see your future. Its not always the A+ and B+ its about the ( Under-Standing )...Hope, opportunity and Wisdom, Cause the world is moving forward and we need to move with it...Amen
Happy 7th year of running, Student Health Articles
04/04/2022..It started off with a Accused, thought, plan, next thing you know, one thing leads to another. Many people have tryed to shut down the Articles when it started, today ( Criminal Gang The Cock suckers ) still making nonsense claims, milking the schools.
Lots of jealousy going on by hacking into the page, sharing our password to others, rip our ideas and view links, others started theirs to fake a claim for funding, few months later they can"t keep up. Its been use to claim for a date, by milking the ladies or guys in for a entertainment.
Today is our 7th year of running, wishing the Student Health Articles a very happy year ahead. hope to have another wonderful year of running in 2022.....
Policing of anti-mandate protest cost more than $430k, excluding wages
Anneke Smith 01/04/2022..The police operation set up to respond to the illegal occupation at Parliament has cost taxpayers more than $430,000. Operation Convoy' resulted in hundreds of police officers being sent to Wellington to restore order in the capital during the occupation.
Information released to RNZ under the Official Information Act shows the police spent $438,548 up until 28 February. The cost breakdown does not include the two-day period leading up to the confrontation that saw riots on Parliament's lawn.
The police spent $158,430 on travel, $153,516 on accommodation, $78,024 on food, $32,147 on vehicles/ equipment and $16,431 on 'other' expenses. The total cost breakdown, which doesn't include the personnel costs of the police officers assigned to the operation, comes to a total $438,548. Click here RNZ news
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A teen's inside view of the Cricket World Cup
Merryn Anderson 30/03/2022...It was the call Georgia Plimmer wasn’t expecting. Even though she knew she was cover for the White Ferns in the event someone was injured before the Cricket World Cup, it still came as a shock when New Zealand coach Bob Carter phoned her, just as she was getting ready to settle in for the evening.
Barely 18, she’d just had a tough training session with the Wellington Blaze, preparing for the Hallyburton Johnstone Shield final. “I actually missed the first call because I was in the shower,” Plimmer laughs.
The White Ferns have never been afraid of showcasing their young talent on the world stage - Melie Kerr making her debut weeks after turning 16, with Fran Jonas the same age when she first played for New Zealand last year.A handful of the current team are still at the top of their game in their mid-30s. Click here News-room
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Dancing With The Stars NZ: Kerre Woodham, David Letele revealed as contestants
01/04/2022..Woodham is an accomplished journalist, radio presenter, author and columnist, having presented shows such as Fair Go, Nightline, Heartland and Intrepid Journeys. She'll be paired with Nelsonian dancer Jared Neame, who brings over 15 years of dancing experience to the table.
Recognised by many as 'Brown Buttabean', these days retired professional boxer Letele is known for his motivational speaking and work to combat obesity among Māori and Pacific people, providing education to enable them to choose a healthy and active lifestyle.
He's set to dance with award-winning belle of the ballroom Kristie Williams. Dancing With The Stars NZ will be hosted by Sharyn Casey and Clint Randell. The judging panel and other contestants will be announced in the near future. The show has raised more than $1 million in the past two seasons on Three in 2018 and 2019,. Click here News-hub
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Green Party calls for further increases in benefits, minimum wage
31/03/2022 William Hewett The Government announced in February the minimum wage will increase from $20 per hour to $21.20 per hour, which will come into effect from Friday. But Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson told AM families need a lot more to be lifted out of poverty.
"Unfortunately households and families will need a lot more before they are living with any sort of dignity. Of course we welcome, as we know households will, any extra dollar - we know that is nothing to scoff at but it's a sad state of affairs when any extra dollar is going to go some way, Davidson said.
Currently most people are only going to get about $15 per week extra for those who are relying on that extra minimum wage to help get by and that is simply not good enough. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern recently accepted New Zealand has a cost of living crisis after previously refusing to do so. . Click here Green
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Alaska's leadership lauds late congressman at memorial
Via AP news wire 03/04/2022..Members of Alaska's political leadership lauded the late U.S. Rep. Don Young Saturday at a public memorial to celebrate his life. Young, who was the longest-serving Republican in the history of the U.S. House, died March 19. He was 88.
“Don was one who could not only count the years in his life, but he could count the life in his years. He lived a great life, it was full. He lived those 88 years to the fullest, U.S., Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, said.
According to Alaska's News Source, Murkowski noted that Young was only the 43rd American citizen to have been given the privilege to lie in state at the Capitol, calling it the highest tribute a member of Congress can have. I learned very early on you never ever underestimate Don Young, for Don never forgot where he came from.. Click here Independent
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Like father, like son: Brady Rush emulates dad Eric with NZ Sevens call-up
Alex Powell Brady Rush will follow in the footsteps of his famous father Eric after being named as part of the All Blacks Sevens' squad as they return to the World Series in Singapore this weekend.
Rush, 22, is one of six players in line for their All Blacks Sevens debut, with New Zealand returning to the World Sevens Series for the first time in over two years. While he has been in and around the New Zealand set-up in preparation for last year's Tokyo Olympics, Singapore will give him the opportunity to wear the silver fern in competition.
The move will see Rush emulate his famous father, who won Commonwealth Games gold medals for New Zealand at Kuala Lumpur in 1998, and again at Manchester in 2002. Click here News-hub
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AUT's new Vice-Chancellor: 'The digital divide is a real thing'
02/04/2022..Auckland University of Technology's new Vice-Chancellor is determined to break down inequalities among students in the sector. Professor Damon Salesa started in the role this week, making him the country's first Pasifika Vice-Chancellor.
He told Nine to Noon improving the experience of student groups that haven't previously been well-catered for would be AUT's top priority under his leadership.The reason I want to be a Vice-Chancellor is because I don't think universities have made this the priority it needs to be," he said.
"We will measure ourselves by how our Māori students do, how our working class students do, how our Pacific students do, and how they feel, because actually a positive outcome isn't just a qualification. He said the pandemic illuminated inequities in the sector, with online learning hindering many students' ability to participate. Click here RNZ news
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Why are fashion cycles getting shorter?
Laura Hampson 02/04/2022..Fashion has always followed cycles, from Sixties’ mods to a decade bookended by thong-baring low-rise jeans and yoga pants (we’re looking at you, 2000s). Yet, no matter the decade, styles of the past always seem to nudge their way into current movements as we take inspiration from the trendsetters that were.
This seems to be the case at the moment. As Fashion Month has come and gone in a blur of (old) Celine bags and statement coats, there’s been a hint of a trend revival: Tumblr Twee.Tumblr Twee refers to the Alexa Chung-inspired dressing of the early 2010s, think tights under shorts.
The trend was seen on the UK’s style set at London Fashion Week in February, with runway viewers clad in French sailor shirts, jewel-hued quilted jackets and hair kept in place with a neat row of bobby pins — all stalwarts of the pre-Instagram era. Click here Independent
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Impressive new views from curious journeyman Don McGlashan
Alex Behan 12:48, Mar 31 2022.. I was slightly too young to feel the full cultural force of Blam Blam Blam, but my formative musical years did coincide with The Mutton Birds peak in popularity so the impact of Don McGlashan on my fertile mind was distinct and profound.
The way he weaved local landmarks into everyday narratives, or could use domestic appliances as launching points for existential extrapolations was eye-opening for me. I thought songs had to be about grand notions and overwhelming emotions – I didn’t realise you could turn any old thing into art.
An astute storyteller of poignant parables told with enviable lyrical flair, McGlashan points to the universal through the specific. Melodically, he is subversive yet purposeful, often making deliberately “offbeat” choices to mark songs as his own.. Click here Stuff news
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Stars of Pacific poetry come out to shine
Kendall Vano APRIL 2, 2022 The Pacific poetry community finally got a chance to celebrate in their shared craft at the Te Atatu Peninsula Library last month..The event was full of cheerful reunions of old friends and new acquaintances after a two year hiatus brought about by the global Pandemic.
It’s very overwhelming. It’s been two years of postponements and cancellations and lockdowns,” says poet and event facilitator Doug Poole. And to see each other again, it’s like we’ve seen each other yesterday; all that playfulness and the teasing and the alofa, it’s still all there.
And I think that’s what I like about Stars of Pacific Poetry. It’s become a movement. An aiga. A family,” he says. Among those present on the night were the Reverend Mua Strickson-Pua, Serie Barford, Daren Kamali and Selina Tusitala Marsh. Click here Tagata Pasifika
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