A Wellington charity that cares for and rehomes native and non-native bird life had their white Toyota Hiace van stolen on Friday afternoon from outside of PetVet in Lower Hutt
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NewsNearly 16,000 children seek emergency aid over Christmas
A total of 15,795 New Zealand children received emergency aid including, food, clothing and shelter, from The Salvation Army this Christmas.
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Māngere resident serves free Christmas kai for community
Faye Marie has been working hard this Christmas Day to prepare a free, traditional Cook Island dinner for her community.
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What’s on the menu for City Mission Christmas lunch
More than 2000 guests and 600 volunteers are expected to fill Spark Arena tomorrow as part of the Auckland City Mission’s annual Christmas lunch.
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Miss World Oceania arrives home
Miss World New Zealand Jess Tyson has returned home after winning the Miss World Oceania title and spending five weeks in China competing against 120 girls from around the world.
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Touch Tourney raises funds for beloved player
The Hamilton touch community came out in full force today to support Charity Touch Tourney's second annual tournament held at Te Rapa Rugby Park. And while most tournaments have an air of competition to them, this one also boasts a worthy cause.
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160,000 kids live without access to enough kai
This year's Child Poverty Monitor has found that more than 160,000 kids in Aotearoa are living in households without access to enough food or enough healthy food.
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Māori CEO calls out NZs food wastage problem
"We're wasting food that can be utilised by some of our whānau" says Whangārei community trust CEO, Martin Kaipo, who is challenging the government to tackle New Zealand's food wastage problem.
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NZ Rugby teams up with Graeme Dingle Foundation
New Zealand Rugby has announced the appointment of the Graeme Dingle Foundation as the official charity for their organisation at Pomaria School in Henderson today.
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Whanganui students clear "No means no!"
Consent, healthy relationships and sexual violence are not the usual topics covered at any school hall assembly. However, Whanganui City College students were able to discuss these and engage with Miss World NZ Jessica Tyson, a survivor of sexual abuse, who has been visiting schools in her hometown as part of her Beauty with a Purpose charity project, Brave.
