Divorce granted to Luke Bullen from wife KT Tunstall in 80 seconds
It took a mere 80 seconds for Scottish singer KT Tunstall and husband of four years Luke Bullen to get divorced. The singer was divorced by her husband on grounds of unreasonable behavior. However, no details of the behavior were revealed.
NZ’s District Health Boards Order over Million Influenza Vaccine
It has happened for the first time that District Health Boards in New Zealand have ordered more than million doses. Moreover, people living in Canterbury are quite determined to get their flu shots on time.
Mysterious Sea Monster Washed Up on New Zealand Beach
Elizabeth Ann posted a video on You Tube featuring the rotting carcass of a mysterious-looking sea monster on Pukehina Beach. The video showed the half-buried head of the carcass with jagged and gapping teeth.
Most of the creature's body is missing and it seemed that the strange 30-foot long carcass washed up off the coast of the Bay of Plenty coast in New Zealand after storms in last month.
Air New Zealand Asks Commerce Commission to End Cargo Cartel Case
Air New Zealand has urged Commerce Commission to end the Cargo Cartel Case. The airline has repeated that the company has not breached New Zealand competition law.
Air New Zealand General Counsel John Blair has expressed that Air New Zealand would request Commerce Commission to drop the charges after the retraction of key evidence.
Former New Zealand Rugby Union Player Dies after Surgery
News of the death of former New Zealand rugby union player has shocked everyone. After undergoing a routine surgery, the player died within three days.
Reports said he did not wake up after anesthesia. It was an elective surgery where Marc Verhoeven's rotator cuff had to be repaired. He underwent a surgery at St Vincent's Private Hospital on August 15, 2011.
Canterbury Population Seeks 'People-Focused' Recovery” After Facing Worst Natural Disaster
A recent research has thrown light on how New Zealand's worst natural disaster is being dealt with by the Canterbury population. Led by the Mental Health Foundation and the Canterbury District Health Board, the research interviewed community leaders, focus groups, and even conducted a phone survey of 800 people in Christchurch, Waimakariri and Selwyn.
$200k Announced to Fund a Study for Investigating More Effective Ways to Curb Childhood Asthma
The New Zealand government has announced an investment of $200,000 for investigating more efficient methods to curb the increasing cases of childhood asthma in the country. A research project will be carried out by the researchers of University of Otago with the announced funds in the planned time period of 18 months and will be due to finish in June 2014.
UK News
- Inquest into Death of Dylan Crean, 3, Finds Communication Failings between Agencies
- Denise Welch Shares Her Experience during Fight against Depression
- Toy Car Helps 16-Year-Old Girl Recover of Paralysis
- Lack of Support Makes Carers in Scotland Fail in Relationships
- Vodafone pays no corporation tax in UK for second consecutive year, despite earning over £5bn




























