Benedict Collins

1 week ago | msn.com | Benedict Collins

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1 week ago | flipboard.com | Benedict Collins

11 hours agoLONDON — Britain's Supreme Court has ruled that the legal definition of a woman is someone born biologically female. Wednesday's ruling is the culmination of a long-running legal battle that began in Scotland in 2018. But it has big implications for transgender people across the United Kingdom — at …

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Benedict Collins

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3 weeks ago | 1news.co.nz | Benedict Collins

The police believe gangs are now making twice as much money from dealing methamphetamine as they were a year ago amid what they’re calling a “bizarre” increase in use of the illicit drug. Recently released data from Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR)’s wastewater testing programme revealed New Zealand’s meth consumption rose from 732kg in 2023 to 1434kg in 2024.

1 month ago | 1news.co.nz | Benedict Collins

A group connected with Destiny Church has lost its legal challenge against a rainbow crossing in Wellington. The complainants originally took the Wellington City Council and Waka Kotahi to court over the rainbow crossing on Cuba Street, arguing it was a safety risk and in breach of road safety rules. They claimed the rainbow crossing was confusing as it looked like a "zebra" pedestrian crossing when it wasn’t — the crossing was controlled by lights.