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#2897123 5-Apr-2022 10:56

“House prices are flatlining nationwide, with the national increase this month the lowest since Covid hit in early 2020, a property research company says.

CoreLogic’s latest House Price Index showed the average national price rose by just 0.7 per cent to $1,043,261 in March. The annual increase rate was 23.4 per cent, down from 25.2 per cent the month before.”

That looks like “House price rises continue nationwide” to me….

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#2897910 7-Apr-2022 08:44

Not a headline but look at the tag line for this photo

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#2897941 7-Apr-2022 09:55

tchart:

Not a headline but look at the tag line for this photo

I have been seeing more and more of those. A lot of sub-editors must have Covid.

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#2897943 7-Apr-2022 09:59

Rikkitic:I have been seeing more and more of those. A lot of sub-editors must have Covid.

They still have editors?

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#2897951 7-Apr-2022 10:01

msukiwi:

They still have editors?

I actually met one once in my volunteer role. She mentioned she worked for the Herald, I commented on the poor editing. She told me what she did. Never saw her again.

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#2897980 7-Apr-2022 10:49

SirHumphreyAppleby:

msukiwi:

They still have editors?

I actually met one once in my volunteer role. She mentioned she worked for the Herald, I commented on the poor editing. She told me what she did. Never saw her again.

Bad first dates...

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#2898198 7-Apr-2022 17:21

Aotearoa will officially have its first Matariki public holiday this year, on June 24 ... read more

Um, wasn't it made official last year? The diary I bought last year has it in there.

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#2898200 7-Apr-2022 17:29

Zigg: Aotearoa will officially have its first Matariki public holiday this year, on June 24 ... read more

Um, wasn't it made official last year? The diary I bought last year has it in there.

it was announced last year but this is the first year there will be a holiday

https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/2022-matariki-holiday-date-announced

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#2898213 7-Apr-2022 18:07

Jase2985:

Zigg: Aotearoa will officially have its first Matariki public holiday this year, on June 24 ... read more

Um, wasn't it made official last year? The diary I bought last year has it in there.

it was announced last year but this is the first year there will be a holiday

https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/2022-matariki-holiday-date-announced

Te Kāhui o Matariki Public Holiday Bill passed its Third Reading today, and will become effective (and an Act) when the Governor General signs it, presumably next week

See https://www.stuff.co.nz/pou-tiaki/300560750/its-official-matariki-gets-a-public-holiday

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#2898226 7-Apr-2022 18:20

It's already showing up in Google calendars as a New Zealand public holiday.

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#2902307 14-Apr-2022 12:15

“A mid-air mix up meant two passenger planes had to take evasive action to avoid crashing above the runway at Wellington Airport, a report has revealed.

The incident on March 12, 2019…”

From today’s Herald….

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#2902389 14-Apr-2022 14:02

Geektastic: “A mid-air mix up meant two passenger planes had to take evasive action to avoid crashing above the runway at Wellington Airport, a report has revealed.

The incident on March 12, 2019…”

From today’s Herald….

That actually sounds about right for a CAA investigation. They typically take years to actually return a report, but they're very thorough. Newspapers have a habit of rifling through those investigation reports because they're low effort stories.

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#2902418 14-Apr-2022 15:29

Kyanar:

Geektastic: “A mid-air mix up meant two passenger planes had to take evasive action to avoid crashing above the runway at Wellington Airport, a report has revealed.

The incident on March 12, 2019…”

From today’s Herald….

That actually sounds about right for a CAA investigation. They typically take years to actually return a report, but they're very thorough. Newspapers have a habit of rifling through those investigation reports because they're low effort stories.

They must be run along the same lines as the Coroner's offices then - the reports on their findings are usually years after the fact according to press reporting of them.

A long way from the origins of Coroner's courts in medieval times, when a coroner's jury was summoned at the time of the death (often to the crime scene before the body was removed) and a verdict rendered then and there!

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#2902437 14-Apr-2022 16:00

Kyanar:

Geektastic: “A mid-air mix up meant two passenger planes had to take evasive action to avoid crashing above the runway at Wellington Airport, a report has revealed.

The incident on March 12, 2019…”

From today’s Herald….

That actually sounds about right for a CAA investigation. They typically take years to actually return a report, but they're very thorough. Newspapers have a habit of rifling through those investigation reports because they're low effort stories.

TAIC (Transport Accident Investigation Commission, https://www.taic.org.nz) not CAA, are responsible for determining "the circumstances and causes of [selected aviation, marine, and rail] accidents and incidents with a view to avoiding similar occurrences in the future".

They are required to issue an initial report within thirty days, but a full report takes as long as it takes.

Since they do a usually very, very thorough investigation, and then publish a draft report to any named parties who have a reasonable length of time to comment and request amendments, a Final Report even on a relatively simple issue like this one can take a l-o-n-g time to come out.

If they find any major safety issues, they may issue an interim public report recommending safety actions to mitigate the risk(s) discovered.

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#2903474 18-Apr-2022 13:19

TVNZ News don't seem to have the "A Team" on captioning this Easter long weekend:

Saturday

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