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Keith Rankin writes; Mercantilism is both a narrative about what the elite world is (as opposed to what someone might wish it to be), and a prescription for success within that world. That prescription may be best summarised as 'mining money'.
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Minutes, Not Miles: Vinhomes Green Paradise Combines Rapid Transit and Integrated On-Site Ecosystems
Source: Media Outreach Planned high-speed rail and road links are expected to bring the city center within 20 to 35 minutes of the 2,870-hectare ESG++ coastal urban area in Can Gio, while on-site schools, healthcare, offices and parks are designed to reduce the number of trips residents need to make. HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM…
In a tight spot
Source: New Zealand Police A routine traffic stop in central Auckland resulted in the seizure of firearms and cash, but also cocaine allegedly concealed in a man’s underwear. Mid-afternoon on Thursday saw Police stop an Audi motor vehicle, that should not have been operating on a road, on Hobson Street. While impound procedures were underway,…
Bay burglars busted, bail-less and banged up
Source: New Zealand Police Eastern Bay of Plenty Police are acknowledging frontline staff’s outstanding work on a series of burglaries around Ōpōtiki that resulted in multiple arrests, the recovery of stolen property, and significant reassurance for victims and the wider community. Within days of a residential burglary at Waiotahi, where a home was ransacked and…
Name release, water incident, Tangimoana Beach
Source: New Zealand Police Police are now able to release the names of the two people who were found deceased after an incident involving a capsized boat at Tangimoana Beach, Manawatu on Monday 14 September. They were Ming Xiu, 70, and Chung-Hsuae Lee, 75, both from Palmerston North. Police extend our deepest condolences to Xiu…
Phones not just an issue for school kids; dozens of drivers fined in Taranaki
Source: New Zealand Police Over the space of one day earlier this week, a small team of New Plymouth Police caught and fined around 70 people who were either using a cell phone while driving or had failed to wear a seatbelt. The targeted operation was in aid of helping make Taranaki’s roads safer. Senior…
Guns and drugs seized, gang member arrested in Gisborne
Source: New Zealand Police Five illegal firearms, ammunition, methamphetamine, and a stolen generator have been seized and one person arrested following searches in Ruatoria and Tokomaru Bay last week. Detective Senior Sergeant John Love says the operation was in response to reports of firearms used in the area. “Gisborne residents have had enough of illegal…
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