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World-first child autism clinic trialled in NZ
A new trial aims to prove the benefits of early identification of autism - and change the trend of late diagnosis. Photo: Getty Images
A world-first child autism clinic is being trialled in Wellington, providing support to families of children under five years old identified with signs of autism.
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World-first child autism clinic trialled in NZ
A new trial aims to prove the benefits of early identification of autism - and change the trend of late diagnosis. Photo: Getty Images
A world-first child autism clinic is being trialled in Wellington, providing support to families of children under five years old identified with signs of autism.
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Rugby Chat with Dunedin and AU
This week PD talks to Giff Henry from Dunedin and Hugh Tait from Alhambra-Union.
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Anzac marked in North Canterbury
Anzac Day parades and services have been held across the North Canterbury region.
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Titans stun Warriors in Anzac Day clash
Addin Fonua-Blake of the Warriors is tackled during the Anzac Day clash against the Titans in Auckland. Photo: Getty Images
Gold Coast have finally claimed their first win of the Des Hasler era, snapping their horror run with a thrilling 27-24 upset of the Warriors on Anzac Day.
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Loaned bugle shows Anzac bond
A loaned bugle from the Australian Defence Force to their New Zealand counterparts in Gallipoli for commemorations underscores the Anzac bonds.
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Titans stun Warriors in Anzac Day clash
Addin Fonua-Blake of the Warriors is tackled during the Anzac Day clash against the Titans in Auckland. Photo: Getty Images
Gold Coast have finally claimed their first win of the Des Hasler era, snapping their horror run with a thrilling 27-24 upset of the Warriors on Anzac Day.
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Frustrating day for Nuggets: 'We've got to be better'
Nuggets forward Robbie Coman (right) looks for an outlet pass in front of Rams defender Kaia Isaac as Nuggets team-mate Darcy Knox looks on at the Edgar Centre. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON
Tai Webster rather summed up the mood of the Otago Nuggets fans.
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Loaned bugle shows Anzac bond
A loaned bugle from the Australian Defence Force to their New Zealand counterparts in Gallipoli for commemorations underscores the Anzac bonds.
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'It’s a privilege to come back'
About a thousand people attended an Anzac Day Dawn Service at the Gore Cenotaph.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses fail in Royal Commission appeal
A Jehovah's Witness stand outside Glenfield Mall, Auckland. The church wanted to be excluded from a royal commission's scrutiny. Photo: NZME
The Jehovah’s Witnesses have again failed in a long-running legal bid to avoid the scrutiny of a Royal Commission inquiry into abuse in care.
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The history of the Anzac biscuit
Photo: Wakefield Press
The history of the Anzac biscuit can be traced back to the 1700s - and contrary to popular belief, it did not evolve from the Scottish oat cake, a culinary historian says.
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Israel preparing for assault on Rafah, despite warnings
Thousands of Palestinians have begun to flee Rafah, many setting up makeshift tent camps in the city of Deir al-Balah. Photo: Getty Images
Israel's military is poised to evacuate Palestinian civilians from Rafah and assault Hamas hold-outs in the southern Gaza Strip city, a senior Israeli defence official said on Wednesday, despite international warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Vegetation fire at Lee Stream
Smoke from a fire that started in forestry slash at Lee Stream. Photo: Stephen Jaquiery
Four water tankers have been sent to help fight a vegetation fire at Lee Stream near Outram.
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Snowfall warnings issued for mountain passes
Snow is expected to fall on many of the South Island's mountain passes overnight. File photo
A raft of road snowfall warnings have been issued for South Island mountain passes.
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Piper continues his Anzac tradition
Arthurs Point piper Graeme Glass will again pipe across the Edith Cavell Bridge today. PHOTO: DAN CHILDS
A way to entertain neighbours during Covid has turned into an Arthurs Point Anzac Day tradition.
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Disgraced horse trainer gambled $2m before bankruptcy
Mitchell Kerr is back on home detention after his latest bout of offending.
A disgraced former horse trainer gambled more than $2 million before filing for bankruptcy and collecting almost $10,000 in Government-backed wage subsidies.
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Disgraced horse trainer gambled $2m before bankruptcy
Mitchell Kerr is back on home detention after his latest bout of offending.
A disgraced former horse trainer gambled more than $2 million before filing for bankruptcy and collecting almost $10,000 in Government-backed wage subsidies.
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Power outage hits hundreds in Alexandra
More than 1100 customers in the Alexandra area are without power this morning.
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Cold and wet start at Wānaka dawn service
David Leslie at the Wānaka dawn service. Photo: Marjorie Cook
Wānaka's 7am dawn service was an uncomfortable one, with hundreds of people huddled under umbrellas on the lakefront in the dark and pouring rain.
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