Story host Heather du Plessis-Allan axed from Mediaworks

Can't view this email, [click here] 29 November 2016 Hi {NAME}, Catch up on today's latest news in your daily briefing. Top Headlines [Large Article Image] [Large Article Title] Story host Heather du Plessis-Allan has been ordered off air by MediaWorks after a controversial interview. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Large Article Image] [Large Article Title] A strong quake hit Kaikoura in the early hours of Tuesday morning, as Canterbury and Wellington continue to be rocked by tremors. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] The boat involved in the Kaipara Harbour tragedy, that left seven people dead with another missing, had to be rescued just weeks before. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A physiotherapist has been censured and had her registration cancelled for a year after she had sex with two premier rugby players who were her patients. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] Michael Cheika admits he gave Eddie Jones the opportunity to "be the goalscorer who scores against his old team" when England were last out in June but says does not like the fact he is biting the hand that feeds him with so much "vitriol" directed towards Australian rugby. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] The landscaped lawns and flowering shrubs of Country Garden Holdings Company's huge property showroom in southern Malaysia end abruptly at a small wire fence. Beyond, a desert of dirt stretches into the distance, filled with cranes and piling towers that the Chinese developer is using to build a US$100 billion city in the sea. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] National news [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A strong quake hit Kaikoura in the early hours of Tuesday morning, as Canterbury and Wellington continue to be rocked by tremors. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] The boat involved in the Kaipara Harbour tragedy, that left seven people dead with another missing, had to be rescued just weeks before. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A physiotherapist has been censured and had her registration cancelled for a year after she had sex with two premier rugby players who were her patients. 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[Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] In Britain, Big Brother just got bigger. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A digital detox can be healthy for everybody. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] â€Â‹ÃƒÂ¯"¿Given that he is almost single-handedly responsible for the selfie-obsessed culture in which we currently live, Kevin Systrom is remarkably well, unflash. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] I was with a friend who was taking pictures with his phone, and he asked me about an option on his screen called HDR. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A few scant years ago you could safely sit down to brunch with your mates with not a single picture being snapped. Even in the first several years of social media taking over our lives, photographing your food was still a bit of a social taboo, slightly embarrassing. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] Business [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] The landscaped lawns and flowering shrubs of Country Garden Holdings Company's huge property showroom in southern Malaysia end abruptly at a small wire fence. Beyond, a desert of dirt stretches into the distance, filled with cranes and piling towers that the Chinese developer is using to build a US$100 billion city in the sea. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] Pumpkin Patch worker Denise Henry faces a New Year without a job after the shock collapse of the childrenswear retailer. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A large fire caused by an explosion at a Taupo factory has been extinguished after an hours-long battle by fire crews. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] The Earthquake Commission (EQC) is unlikely to replicate its home repair programme in Kaikoura and surrounding towns hit hard by this month's earthquake. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] They say it takes years to build a reputation and one bad headline to destroy it. 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[Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] New research shows that New Zealand hill country farming may be producing fewer greenhouse gas emissions that previously thought. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A and P shows are struggling because of competition from field days, the South Otago A & P Show president says. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A North Canterbury farmer has turned a section of his drought-affected farm into a motocross course. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] Entries at the 34th Northern Southland Community Shears is expected to be strong, with competitors from around the world looking to get in some early practice on local sheep before they head in to the World Championships in Invercargill. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] World [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] The landscaped lawns and flowering shrubs of Country Garden Holdings Company's huge property showroom in southern Malaysia end abruptly at a small wire fence. Beyond, a desert of dirt stretches into the distance, filled with cranes and piling towers that the Chinese developer is using to build a US$100 billion city in the sea. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A three-year-old Australian girl crushed by a stone monument died in front of her siblings and parents, devastated friends have revealed. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A young Australian man, who dragged a teenager alongside his car and then left her for dead in a gutter, allegedly told a friend: "Yeh I done that b...., she deserves it and that's what happens when you don't pay up." [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] An antiseptic from World War I that hasn't been used for more than 50 years could help fight superbugs and viral infections. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] The smiling woman on the daily Moroccan television show spoke to viewers as if it was any other makeup tutorial, comparing brands and hues of face foundation and demonstrating how to apply it. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A great-grandfather has died after having a fight, possibly over poisoned roses, with his elderly neighbour in Australia. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] Entertainment [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] Story host Heather du Plessis-Allan has been ordered off air by MediaWorks after a controversial interview. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] Former Bachelor contestant Naz Khanjani says she has split from her boyfriend and she's now "proudly single". [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] TV medium Kelvin Cruickshank is leaving Sensing Murder, Woman's Weekly reports. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] Jay-Jay Harvey says she suspects her depression had been triggered during her "rough" childhood. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] Princess Beatrice sliced singer Ed Sheeran's face in a mock-knighting of musician James Blunt that went wrong, it has been reported. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A Beverly Hills estate with a colourful cast of Hollywood characters in its history is on the market, priced at NZ$32.4 million or for lease at NZ$142,000 a month. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] Sport [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] A physiotherapist has been censured and had her registration cancelled for a year after she had sex with two premier rugby players who were her patients. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] Michael Cheika admits he gave Eddie Jones the opportunity to "be the goalscorer who scores against his old team" when England were last out in June but says does not like the fact he is biting the hand that feeds him with so much "vitriol" directed towards Australian rugby. 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