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Cirium has released the review on airlines’ on-time performance and ranked world’s most punctual airlines based on data collected throughout 2019. Last year’s champion Delta Air takes the 3rd place while Russian airline Aeroflot tops the list.
1. Aeroflot (Russia) 86.68%
2. All Nippon … View moreCirium has released the review on airlines’ on-time performance and ranked world’s most punctual airlines based on data collected throughout 2019. Last year’s champion Delta Air takes the 3rd place while Russian airline Aeroflot tops the list.
1. Aeroflot (Russia) 86.68%
2. All Nippon Airways (Japan) 86.26%
3. Delta Air Lines 85.69%
4. Azul Airlines (Brazil) 83.53%
5. Japan Airlines (JAL) 82.82%
6. Alitalia (Italy) 81.87%
7. Air France (France) 81.15%
8. Emirates (UAE) 81.02%
9. Korean Air (South Korea) 80.30%
10. Scandinavian Airlines (Sweden) 79.90%
Have you flown any of the airlines above? What is your criteria for a good airline?
Denise Piper Reporter from Western Leader
The SPCA says a new $300 fine is helping to spread the warning that people should not leave their dogs in hot cars.
What do you think - is the message getting through to dog owners?
Juliana from New Lynn
Black leather shoes Axis by Ascent brand from Shoe Clinic - new. Built to last quality school shoes
Uk size 6. Selling under half price at $70 ono. Message me if interested. Can pick-up from New Lynn.
Price: $70
Brian from New Lynn
On the Facebook page, New Zealanders living Down Under, expats complained about what they didn't like about their homeland and why they believed Australia was better. Some people said they were disgruntled with the cost of living in New Zealand, while others praised Australia's. … View moreOn the Facebook page, New Zealanders living Down Under, expats complained about what they didn't like about their homeland and why they believed Australia was better. Some people said they were disgruntled with the cost of living in New Zealand, while others praised Australia's. "Never going back to NZ. Not even to visit people or bury the dead. Living in NZ you're always checking the bank to see if you can afford the food shopping," one person wrote. Another said: "Here in Australia [we] don't have those issues, travelled more of Aussie than NZ." Others pointed out how more affordable groceries and dining out in Australia is compared to their homeland. "Food shopping fill the trolley up and don't care what the price is because you can afford it," one expat wrote. Another agreed: "Better living cheaper food can fill up your cupboards including meat fruit and veg not like back home so expensive to eat healthy meals." A mother-of-two, who has been living in Australia for just one month, has opened up the massive impact her life has had since day-to-day costs were a lot cheaper. "The struggle is real in NZ, cost of living is barely affordable, wages are low, can barely feed your kids. After paying for rent, then you have to stretch what is left for food, power, water, petrol," she wrote. "Food prices are off the Richter scale. Half a trolley of bare essentials for a family of four [is] $200 plus, that doesn't even include meat for the freezer." She added that her average weekly rent for a three-bedroom house in Auckland was $550, despite her weekly wage being $700-800. "Average monthly power bill $350, average monthly water bill $120, petrol prices per litre $2.35." Another Kiwi agreed, writing: "Yup, better living, cheaper food. Can fill up your cupboards including meat fruit and veg, not like back home ... so expensive to eat healthy meals." While another wrote that they will never go back home as she can "feed my kids here!". One woman said she would love to come back to New Zealand, but her "sh***y pay" was preventing her from returning. "I feel it's very divided here, BUT job and academic opportunities and living prices are much better," she wrote. A number of Kiwis also praised Australia's housing market for being more affordable than New Zealand. "Ain't no place like home, however Ozzie has been amazing for us. We hit the ground with excellent jobs, meeting great people and buying a home (with savings in the bank)," a father wrote. Another agreed: "Oz is waaaaay better than NZ in almost all respects but there's nothing like home." However, there were a few complaints from Kiwis about Australia, including the scorching hot summer weather and mosquitoes. "It's nice here and I make a good living but I hate the summers and the mozzies," one man said. Others said that New Zealand had nicer water than their new living quarters, claiming Australia's tap water tasting "metallic". "It's yuck. I only drink bottled water. Been here 31 years and still can't drink it from the tap," one man said. Another agreed: "Yep just drink bottled water since moving here." One Kiwi said despite enjoying his new adult lifestyle in Australia, he wouldn't have wanted to have grown up across the ditch. "I couldn't imagine growing up in suburban Australia, can't do anything as a kid, very PC," he said.
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Jessica from Glen Eden
Hi everyone, because of an increase in my seizures I’m looking at ways to get myself & my kids down to Dunedin to meet with an epilepsy specialist. I’m also 5 months pregnant which has definitely added to the stress and urgency.
I’ve set up a givealittle page in the hopes of being able … View moreHi everyone, because of an increase in my seizures I’m looking at ways to get myself & my kids down to Dunedin to meet with an epilepsy specialist. I’m also 5 months pregnant which has definitely added to the stress and urgency.
I’ve set up a givealittle page in the hopes of being able to get down there for an appointment and find some control for this. The link for this is below. If you or anyone you know could spare anything, me & my kids would be hugely grateful ❤️ please also share around as every little bit helps. Thank you and have a lovely day.
givealittle.co.nz...
Kelly Dennett Reporter from Sunday Star Times
Hi Neighbours, we are looking into teenagers' internet habits and keen to hear your experiences of your children's use of the interweb. We'd like to know, has your teenager skipped meals in order to spend time on the internet?
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Danielle Clent Reporter from Western Leader
After a month of blurred vision and a continuous black and white light in her left eye, Leanna Bell decided to get it checked out.
Not realising the seriousness of it at first, she was shocked to discover it was a rare, cancerous tumour.
The 26-year-old mother of two from Massey was diagnosed with … View moreAfter a month of blurred vision and a continuous black and white light in her left eye, Leanna Bell decided to get it checked out.
Not realising the seriousness of it at first, she was shocked to discover it was a rare, cancerous tumour.
The 26-year-old mother of two from Massey was diagnosed with melanoma in her eye in December 2019.
Now she is getting ready to travel to Liverpool in the United Kingdom for a month to have treatment.
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