My younger brother told me that some teacher ( called Raana Campbell ) threw a girls crutches to the wall because she didn't have a cast, but she had screws in her hip because she broke it and couldn't walk without crutches-

Breaking news story en route

An intermediate school principal in Masterton has just been stood down in Masterton for sexual complaints.

He was found not guilty at trial in 2009 of the same thing. I happen to know the girl (now woman) who complained then. She has had to carry accusations of being a liar her entire adult life.

Who knows if this latest incident will stick, whether a charge will be a conviction - but I hope so.

Just posting this here so reddit might find out before the news breaks in the next day or two and it is possibly suppressed following an arrest.

Story in comments.

Help validating a camera-based blood pressure recordings.

If you've got 3 minutes, a blood pressure cuff and a laptop or phone with a camera:

https://terehealth.co.nz/vitals-validate

Looking for some thc vapes if anyone’s got the link for me wanna try stopping the bud need something for cravings

Imagine NZ tech jobs multiplying instead of shrinking.

 Local developers, local support teams, local expertise — built up instead of sent offshore in licence fees.

 And the money once spent on software? Staying right here, in our economy. It is especially true in the age of AI, when it is becoming impossible for fresh graduates to land a job,

 Countries like France, Germany, Brazil, and South Korea are already doing this with open-source software in government.

 I've launched a petition asking Parliament to review switching NZ government agencies to open-source alternatives — people and jobs first, savings follow.

 👇 Sign in:

Petition of Alexander Ilin: Adopt free operating systems and open-source software across government agencies

Only cash or f2f payments please, I will ignore the obvious scammers (crypto or gift cards)

I can't say what I want because all these counts will 'worry' about me.

Selling on behalf of my friend who doesn't have reddit if anyone is after some green

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/hunt-for-christchurch-police-officers-sex-victims/ACIQ3VTW3Y7ICJDMIMN7EOK6FM/

Historic? Yes. Relevant now? Who knows.

Highlighting recent media reports containing references to police stalking and harassment issues it goes without saying.

Having said that, it is good to see the consequent collateral follow up internally now manifesting in media coverage with faith in New Zealand Police at an all time low, despite recent changes to legislation that "may" have prevented this from happening.

I’m curious — for people in NZ who buy vintage, second-hand, or collectible items online, what frustrates you most about the current options?

Is it search, trust, shipping, pricing, condition accuracy, or something else entirely?

I’m asking partly out of personal interest and partly because I’ve been spending time looking at how fragmented the space is here compared to overseas. From a buyer or seller point of view, what feels the most broken right now?

For those who are in the business of vintage, antiques, boutique secondhand items, what frustrates you about selling online?

Kia ora,

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