Author: Elizabeth Thomson

A new survey has suggested that New Zealanders' perception of the environment has changed over time.

The Public Perceptions of New Zealand's Environment online survey released by Lincoln University was completed by 2000 people and looked at what people think about the state of the environment.

Article: https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2020/02/kiwi-climate-change-concern-has-doubled-in-recent-years.html
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Author: JOHN EDWARDS

US President Donald Trump was quite right when he declared the 15 January US­–China “Stage One” agreement an “unbelievable deal” for the United States. Unbelievable it is, though not in a good way – and especially not for Australia.

Article: https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/us-elbowing-australia-and-allies-race-china-market
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Tony Heller & Dr Tim Ball invited to the Australian Senate by Queensland Senator Malcolm Roberts.. Mentioned BOOK by Elaine Dewar: Cloak of Green: The Links Between Key Environmental Groups, Government and Big Business.

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Gut-wrenching World War I epic "1917" was the big winner at Sunday's British Academy Film Awards, winning seven prizes including best picture and best director.

Sam Mendes' drama about one of the most devastating conflicts in British history bested hotly tipped American contenders including "Joker," "The Irishman" and "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" at a glitzy London event that was overshadowed by criticism of the nominees' lack of diversity — even from some of the nominees themselves.

Article: https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/news/entertainment/taika-waititi-and-1917-emerge-victorious-at-bafta-film-awards/
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A Marlborough teacher who was jailed for having sex with two students aged under 16 has abandoned her bid to keep her name secret.

Jamiee Marie Cooney admitted at the Blenheim District Court in October seven charges of sexual relations with minors and two charges of sending sexual material to minors.

Article: https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/119246503/former-marlborough-teacher-jailed-for-sex-with-students-can-now-be-named
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Author: Rachel Sadler

National Party leader Simon Bridges believes it's "concerning" the China consul general made comments about the Government's decision to bar foreigners travelling from China for fear of spreading the coronavirus.

The Government announced on Sunday that any foreign travellers who leave or transit through China will be refused entry to New Zealand.

Article: https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2020/02/coronavirus-simon-bridges-calls-china-s-consul-general-s-comments-concerning-regrettable.html
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Author: George Block

A Navy training area being hurriedly converted to a quarantine area for Kiwis returning from Wuhan due to the coronavirus outbreak will be more holiday resort than hospital, a source says.

Whangaparaoa Military Training Facility lies on Defence Force land at the end of the Whangaparaoa Peninsula.

Article: https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/119227896/coronavirus-quarantined-kiwis-to-be-housed-at-very-flash-navy-training-base
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Author: Tom Pullar-Strecker

Thousands of BNZ customers will need to change their automated payments after the bank decided to cancel its Mastercard bank cards ahead of their usual expiry date and replace them with Visa cards.

The bank has written to a first tranche of Advantage Classic Mastercard customers giving them six weeks' notice that their Mastercard credit cards will stop working on March 12.

Article: https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/119224933/bnz-sends-first-tranche-of-letters-saying-credit-cards-will-be-cancelled-in-march
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