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Prabath Jayasuriya Rocks New Zealand's Team; About to Break 138-year old World Record

Prabath Jayasuriya Rocks New Zealand's Team; About to Break 138-year old World Record

Prabath Jayasuriya, the Sri Lankan left-arm spinner, is on the brink of making cricket history as he closes in on the record for the fastest to 100 Test wickets, a feat set by England’s George Lohm

White Hat Gaming to power Christchurch Casino’s online gaming offerings

White Hat Gaming to power Christchurch Casino’s online gaming offerings

White Hat Gaming, one of the world’s leading software developers & platform providers for the iGaming industry, has announced the signing of a partnership deal with Christchurch Casino to facil

New Zealander, 75, jailed for child-sex pictures

New Zealander, 75, jailed for child-sex picturesWellington - A 75-year-old New Zealand man has been jailed for two years on 27 charges of possessing objectionable images, mainly of young boys in sexual poses or acts, following a tip-off from police in Germany, news reports said Thursday.

The Department of Internal Affairs said that Edward Kent, of Christchurch, was the oldest person to be prosecuted for possessing sex pictures obtained via the internet.

Mites living on hissing cockroach may harbour allergy cure

Mites living on hissing cockroach may harbour allergy cureWashington, Apr 30 : A new research has revealed how tiny mites living on the surface of cockroaches may prove to be advantageous to humans with allergies.

Mites, who thrive on the surface of Madagascar hissing cockroaches help decrease the presence of a variety of moulds on the cockroaches'' bodies, which in turn reduces allergic responses among humans who handle the popular insects.

British nurse told she's too fat for New Zealand

Wellington - A British nurse weighing 134 kilograms has been refused permission to live in New Zealand because she is too fat, according to news reports on Thursday.

The 51-year-old nurse, who had been offered a job in a hospital for the elderly, was turned down by immigration officials because her body mass index of 55.2 made her morbidly obese.

Medical assessors said the woman would probably cost the country 25,000 New Zealand dollars (11,200 US dollars) over four years in health treatment.

The woman, who has a 131-centimetre waist, said she was physically fit, had no history of cancer or chronic disease in her family, and her weight did not stop her working more than 60 hours a week.

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