Amy Williams
Senior Reporter at Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
Journalist and writer; married to an urban lumberjack
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1 day ago |
radionz.co.nz | Amy Williams
Former members of a secretive sect known as the Two by Twos have raised concerns about the religious group's lack of accountability and transparency with money, claiming the leaders receive gifts of cash and do not pay tax. The FBI is investigating the sect for historical child sexual abuse, and two Northland men have already appeared in court over historic sex offences - one was imprisoned last year.
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1 day ago |
rnz.co.nz | Amy Williams
Former members of a secretive sect known as the Two by Twos have raised concerns about the religious group's lack of accountability and transparency with money, claiming the leaders receive gifts of cash and do not pay tax. The FBI is investigating the sect for historical child sexual abuse, and two Northland men have already appeared in court over historic sex offences - one was imprisoned last year.
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5 days ago |
naplesnews.com | Amy Williams
FWC confirms a 263-pound male black bear killed Robert Markel in the first recorded fatal bear attack in Florida history. Three bears were killed near the scene, and necropsy results confirmed one contained Markel's remains and DNA. FWC emphasizes the rarity of bear attacks in Florida and offers resources for coexisting safely with bears. Wildlife officials have identified the bear that killed Robert Markel.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Amy Williams
Wildlife officials have identified the bear that killed Robert Markel. Only one of the three black bears shot after Markel, of remote Jerome in Collier County, was mauled was responsible for the 89-year-old's death, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials said. A post-mortem exam of the bears found Markel's partial remains in the body of a 263-pound male. Tests confirmed that bear's DNA also was on Markel, in his home and on the body of a family dog.
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1 week ago |
radionz.co.nz | Amy Williams
The firefighters union says another of its ladder trucks in Auckland broke down last night. The truck has the only high-reach aerial ladder remaining in the region, after the other became stuck and stranded firefighters above a huge blaze at a recycling plant two weeks ago. Union spokesperson Martin Campbell said the remaining large ladder truck needed repairs when it was found to have a major hydraulic leak.
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Auckland downtown fog lingers https://t.co/p0IBiDcS5O
"When I lived at Ventura Street, we were all a community there - me and all my neighbours, even the ones on Pito Place, we just all knew each other. We were there to help each other." https://t.co/oOBikOILau
Easter camp gear list arrived, (water) balloon launchers…wonder how that to made the naughty list 😂 “Teens should not bring drugs, alcohol, cigarettes or smoking devices including vapes, weapons of any kind (including lighters), speakers, balloon launchers...”
