Kate Green
News Reporter at Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
A journalist, but trying not to let that be my entire personality. RNZ Wellington, environmental focus 🌱
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5 days ago |
stuff.co.nz | Kate Green |Steve Kilgallon |Karanama Ruru |Glenn McConnell
A British man has been arrested at Disneyland Paris after allegedly trying to stage a fake wedding to a nine-year-old girl. The theme park had been privately hired for the ceremony early on Saturday morning before it was open to the public, at a reported cost of €130,000 (NZ$251,000). However, police were called after staff realised that the bride, a Ukrainian national who was wearing a wedding dress and reportedly tottering on high heels, appeared to be a young child.
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5 days ago |
rnz.co.nz | Kate Green |Krystal Gibbens
Witnesses have painted a picture of complicated relationships, financial difficulties and alcoholism, as the trial of Julia DeLuney, charged with killing her mother, continues. Helen Gregory, aged 79, died at her Khandallah home in January 2024. The Crown's case is that DeLuney, who first appeared in front of a judge and jury in the High Court in Wellington on Monday, attacked her mother, then staged the scene to make it look like she had suffered a fall from the attic.
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3 weeks ago |
rnz.co.nz | Kate Green
Predator Free 2050 says it's committed to a "professional and smooth transition", as it hands over its responsibilities to the Department of Conservation following news of its disestablishment. A Crown-owned company, Predator Free 2050 Limited was set up in 2016 after the government set the ambitious goal of removing mustelids, rats and possums nationwide by the year 2050.
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3 weeks ago |
radionz.co.nz | Kate Green
Predator Free 2050 says it's committed to a "professional and smooth transition", as it hands over its responsibilities to the Department of Conservation following news of its disestablishment. A Crown-owned company, Predator Free 2050 Limited was set up in 2016 after the government set the ambitious goal of removing mustelids, rats and possums nationwide by the year 2050.
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3 weeks ago |
rnz.co.nz | Kate Green |Nick James
Wellington's city missioner says three new charges of manslaughter over the fire at Loafers Lodge are a step closer to closure for families and former residents. The blaze just over two years ago killed five of the building's 92 residents. The police said the newly accused - two men, aged 75 and 58, and a 70-year-old woman - each face five charges of manslaughter, and were involved with the management and operation of the building, responsible for aspects of its fire safety.
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Found this gem while trawling Papers Past for a different story. It's from an account reprinted from the Sydney Herald in the Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle's "Notes of the Week" (28 September 1859). https://t.co/rKEr1g1az2
For Wellington to meet its targets, GW says it would need to make a 71 percent fare increase next year. https://t.co/ibwkL9k2hO
RT @davidfarrier: meanwhile, in new zealand https://t.co/FzS7sv1Kq3
