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The Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand has warned mosques to ‘be vigilant and take appropriate security precautions.’

Treasurer Jim Chalmers said that ‘Australia stands with Ukraine’ and will support its economy.

‘There’s really no excuse for this to have happened in the first place.’

Seven New Zealanders a day are now experiencing cardiac arrest outside of hospital, and only 11 percent are surviving.

The new plan will include scalable and dynamic monitoring of respiratory diseases.

‘The data are clear, the ability of our public hospital system to treat patients on time is falling,’ the report states.

This follows Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant weighing up approaching Google to “minimise the amount of content the Australians can see.”

The total number of full-time employees increased to 9.9 million as 27,900 full-time jobs were added.

The offence carries a maximum penalty of imprisonment for life.

‘We believe this syndicate was well connected with the global supply chain of prohibited drugs.’

The maximum fines for failing to take reasonable steps to ensure a dog does not attack will double to more than $92,000.

‘Of the 21 sites inspected, seven have been cleared as being free of asbestos.’

Opening a bank account without a digital ID may require visiting a physical branch, which is falling in numbers, the Senator pointed out.

The government is also hoping 80 percent of the energy grid will come from renewable sources by 2035.

A solemn crowd formed to leave condolences and bouquets on level four of the silent shopping centre, where stores will resume trade on April 19.

The wetlands are home to at-risk loggerhead turtles and eastern curlews with 26,000 comments made on the development.

The attack was declared a terrorist act because of the teen’s possible religious motivation, but he is yet to be charged over the incident.

An expert said the Greens’ call was unfair to the many Australians who did not go to university and whose taxes are paying for these degrees.

While higher levels of physical activity may be somewhat moderating, anxiety and stress have increased—a possible reflection of the pandemic itself.

A reduction in royalties and a $96 billion infrastructure pipeline means more government borrowing will be needed.