Woman sexually assaulted in Wanaka Bar

Police are looking to talk with a Dodgy Caucasian Male!

Story coutesy of xtrayahoo add ons by DHMNZ
And here's me thinking Wanaka would be a safe place. Just goes to show ya can never tell!

Police are investigating after a woman was sexually attacked in a Wanaka bar on Monday night.



The 22-year-old, who was a visitor to Wanaka, told police the incident happened in the female toilets in Mint Bar, on Brownston St, in the early hours of this morning.


Police were keen to speak with a young, Caucasian man who was seen in the toilets during the evening, Detective Dave Evans said.


Anyone who was at the Mint Bar on the Monday evening or the following morning who saw any suspicious behaviour involving a man in or around the toilets was also asked to contact police.

Bulls Player makes appearance in Court!

"I hold no grudge against anyone" and that he had "no intention to live the life of a fugitive" -BEES ROUX-



SAPA/reuters
South African rugby union player Bees Roux was charged with murder on Monday after allegedly beating a policeman to death in Pretoria. At a bail hearing in a court room crowded with police officers, Roux's lawyer said his client, who won the 2010 Super 14 rugby title with the Bulls, would plead not guilty.



The 28-year-old Roux claims his car was being stolen and that he was acting in self defence, said the lawyer, who also claimed his client's credit card had been used at a fast food restaurant after he was placed in custody.


There were so many colleagues of the slain police officer, 38-year-old Sgt Ntshimane Mogale, in court Monday that some had to sit on the floor. A murmur rose from the officers when it was suggested during the hearing that Roux saw himself as a victim.


Members of Roux's family and the family of Mogale were also present. Bail was set at 100,000 rand ($A14,425) and Roux, who had spent the weekend in jail, left court with his family ahead of an October 15 court date at which he was expected to plead.


Prosecutors said evidence suggests Roux, a prop for Pretoria's Blue Bulls team and Super 14 champions the Bulls, murdered Mogale "with his hands". Mogale's body was found on a Pretoria street in the early hours of August 27 with injuries to his head.


Roux had been pulled over by Mogale on suspicion of drink driving. The player was also charged with that offence.


The court heard Mogale may have been driving Roux home when an altercation broke out. It was not clear why two other officers who were with Mogale when Roux was pulled over were not following the car, or why Roux was not taken to the nearest police station.


Local media reports, quoting a witness, said Mogale was severely beaten and had his head smashed into the road by Roux following an argument.


In an affidavit read out by his lawyer in court, Roux, whose full name is Jacobus Stephanus Roux, denied that he attacked Mogale in that way. In the affidavit, Roux also said "I hold no grudge against anyone" and that he had "no intention to live the life of a fugitive" if he was released on bail.


Roux, dressed in a grey sweat shirt and blue jeans, spoke only to confirm that the contents of the affidavit were accurate and to agree to the proceedings to continue in English.


For the majority of the hearing, which was adjourned a number of times, Roux sat with his hands clenched in front of him and his head bowed.


While there was no suggestion in court of a racial motive in the killing of a black police officer with a white suspect, the South African Municipal Workers' Union called it "racially inspired" in a statement Monday. The union said the dead officer was one of its members.


Racial tension is never far from the surface in South Africa, 16 years after the end of white rule.


Roux has played for the Leopards, Griquas and Blue Bulls teams in South Africa's domestic Currie Cup rugby competition and had a spell with French club Clermont in 2008.


He also played for the Bulls in the victorious Super 14 campaign earlier this year, appearing regularly as a reserve. He was on the bench in the win over the Stormers in the all-South African Super 14 final in May.


Roux last played for the Blue Bulls in the Currie Cup on August 20. He was not been picked to play against the Pumas in Nelspruit last Friday.

Well IMO; I guess Bees will end up signing a life time deal with another blue team... Prison Blues! Signing fee 3 hots and a cot!

Moron of the Week Award!

"In another life, I told them, I was a police officer!"-ROSS DALOW



Story courtesy of msn

A citizenship speech by Waitakere City councillor Ross Dallow - father of TV One newsreader Simon Dallow - has outraged a new New Zealander.

The Filipino man says he was incensed by remarks he claims Mr Dallow made during his citizenship ceremony in Henderson on Friday. The man, who did not wish to be named, told the Herald Mr Dallow described kidnapping as an Asian crime, and blamed immigrants for increasing rates of drug manufacture. He also described changing immigration demographics as the "browning" of the country, the man said.

"It was like giving a speech on divorce at a wedding. Those are the sorts of things you'd hear at a roast." But Mr Dallow yesterday said his speech was above board - and based on fact. He said he did not have any speech notes, but he did draw on his experience as a police officer in his address.

"In another life, I told them, I was a police officer for 36 years and crime is an issue that interests me very deeply in the community," the former district commander said.


But Waitakere Mayor Bob Harvey was unimpressed when told of Mr Dallow's speech, and said council staff had previously expressed concerns at the tone of his citizenship speeches.


"You bet your bloody life they have, at his tone and the manner.


"Citizenship ceremonies, which are a celebration, have no place for lectures about race and crime."


"It is a happy occasion ... Unfortunately, Mr Dallow sometimes speaks his mind, and it does often cause offence."


Asked if he thought Mr Dallow was well intentioned, Mayor Harvey said, "No, I don't." Mr Dallow said his views were far from racist, and he had delivered the bulk of his speech more than 50 times over the past 15 years with no complaints.

"I'm very much a realist when I talk to people. I believe that if you want to send a message out, it could be about how you could assist the police, as I did on this occasion."


Mr Dallow said if a point was important, he would make it.

 "I've said there have been instances of kidnappings in the Asian community and that is now behind us, but I do point out that in recent times there have been a number of Asian people involved in the manufacture and distribution of drugs. That's all factual.”


"I encouraged them [that] if they know anything about crime, to trust our New Zealand policemen - in some overseas countries [the police] are corrupt - and I would trust them to do the appropriate thing."Go to the police, don't be frightened, as they are very safe police here."

Hubbard Speaks Out

"It's the Govermnets Fault!"

ALLAN HUBBARD

Story courtesy of msn
Allan Hubbard is blaming Government regulations for the failure of South Canterbury Finance.



"It has been deeply frustrating and hurtful, over the last nine months, to have been sidelined by my fellow SCF directors, and subsequently straight-jacketed by the Government regulators, from working to save South Canterbury," he said.


The Government this morning paid out $1.7 billion to cover investor losses - about $150 million more than it was required to - as New Zealand's largest locally owned finance went into receivership.


South Canterbury Finance (SCF) has $1.2 billion in retail deposits and a further $350 million in other securities that are covered by the Government's Retail Deposit Guarantee.


Hubbard said in a statement that he had poured hundreds of millions of dollars into SCF since the global financial crisis.


"I have always attempted to place investors' returns first, and my personal financial interests as secondary, and as the severity of the global credit crunch became apparent, I moved quickly to inject my own assets into South Canterbury," he said.

Hubbard said it was a "blow" to he and his wife Margaret - also known as Jean - when the control of their company was taken away from them by the Government back in June.


"Surely they realised that by freezing me out and taking over control of my affairs that they would be dealing a body blow to South Canterbury Finance?"


He said today was a big day for the regulators and a sad day for investors.


"Instead they bring down the boom, take me out, freeze my access to my personal funds and now so many families, small businesses, farms and enterprises, throughout the South Island in particular, are going to be seriously suffering,"he said.


Hubbard said some people may consider his management style old fashioned but he has never defrauded a single investor of a single cent.


"I cannot allow my reputation to be savagely attacked by this shameful process and all of those who trusted Jean and me, over so many years, to allow this tragic set of events to go unanswered," he said.


Hubbard said he would not be commenting further.


Timaru's local MP Jo Goodhew was today urging people to remain calm.


``I know that everybody is very, very concerned about what this is going to mean for our community, understandably so,'' Goodhew said


"It is wider than that and of course that concern will remain until the nature of how this will be treated by the receivers is known."


There has been strong support in South Canterbury for company founder Timaru businessman Allan Hubbard and backers recently wrote to Key asking him to reconsider the Government's approach to inquiries into Mr Hubbard's affairs.


The Government put Hubbard and his wife under statutory management on June 20, along with seven charitable trusts, Aorangi Securities, and later, Hubbard Management Funds.


The Serious Fraud Office is also investigating the couple.


SCF is separate to those businesses but Goodhew said some people were confused.


"I think that anybody who is not understanding the separation is concerned about government action," said Goodhew.


"Both the statutory management process and the process that's being undertaken by the SFO have to run their course. I don't comment on what's happening with them other than to say that I hope they can run their course and come to a conclusion as soon as possible for the sake of all of the investors and for Mr and Hubbard as well."


Asked if she was concerned there would be a backlash against the Government in her electorate, Goodhew said she was not worrying about that right now.


"I understand that when people are anxious about something they look to the Government for assistance, therefore I understand that anxiety sometimes translates into them being angry.






I should be worrying at the moment about meeting my constituents' needs, not about next year's election," she said.


"I think people just have to try and be patient until they see how this is going to play out - but I know that patience is a difficult thing to find when you are anxious."


The 'Stand By Hubbard Group' - which describes itself as deeply concerned about the actions of the Government in relation to Hubbard - has set up a Facebook page for fellow supporters.


Since the announcement of SCF's receivership friends of the page have largely blamed the Government, SFO and statutory managers.


"The end of South Canterbury Finance, our greatest investor in South Canterbury, well done SFO you have seriously crippled our economy," Jonny Stanley wrote.


Suzanne Edmonds said it was as Hubbard's supporters had predicted a long time ago.


"The authorities have stuffed the NZ economy...they have failed to police the crooks...let them lead the high life...let the fire sales drive down values and distroy investors confidence (sic)," she said.

Movie Actor facing Life after stabbing Girlfriend!

He stabbed her 23 times!!!


Story coutesy of msn ad ons courtesy of DHMNZ
Hey anyone remember this Mug? Shelley Malil 45 who played Haziz fellow employee of Steve Carell’s lead character in the movie 40 Year Old Virgin. Malil is facing charges for attempted murder of his former partner Kendra Bebe after finding her drinking wine with a male friend on the back porch of her LA home. Lol drinking? Yeah right!


According to the Prosecuting Attorney Keith Wantanabe; Malil entered the home of Bebe and spotted the couple. From here he made his way to the kitchen grabbed what appeared to be a carving knife and proceeded to attack Bebe... Well I don’t think he grabbed a carton of eggs to stab her with did he?

Malil repeatedly stabbed her, a number of times about the Torso, before the weapon was wrestled away from Malil by a neighbour. He then proceeded back through to the kitchen where he grabbed another knife and continued the attack... Makes me wonder where Captain Fantastic on the Porch went?

Mr Wantanabe said the couple had an on/off relationship for just over a year which resulted in Bebe ending it, saying “He was too possessive” Malil often sent nude emails of himself and Bebe to her fellow employees... Well I certainly don’t find emailing nudey pics possessive... Rather liberating really!

Malil’s Defence Attorney Mathew Roberts said the actor didn’t plan the attack and had acted in self defence. If found guilty of the charges Malil could face life imprisonment.

Well Haziz my man, you won’t find bugger all Pu-nar-nei where your heading, but you could end up being someone elses exotic bitch.

Drunk Driving Case thrown out by Supreme Court for Police Blunder!

Wellington Police Blunder at Accident Scene


Story courtesy of msn
A man who crashed his car and failed alcohol tests has escaped a drink-driving conviction because of a police blunder. In a Supreme Court decision released yesterday, Justice Peter Blanchard said the case against Wellington man Matthew Birchler was "dogged by mistakes".



On September 24, 2007, Mr Birchler was involved in a car accident on central Wellington's Tinakori Rd. When police arrived at the scene, a Constable Thompson "observed that he smelt of alcohol and was unsteady on his feet".

But the female officer did not have a breath screening device with her and told Mr Birchler he was to go back with her to the station for a blood test. Once there, Mr Birchler failed both breath- and blood-alcohol tests and was charged with drink-driving.

However, at the District Court hearing, the judge held that the constable had no power to take Mr Birchler to the station because a breathalyser was readily available at the roadside, and dismissed the charge.


The officer's actions subsequently contravened part 6 of the Land Transport Act, which says that a number of steps should be taken - including a roadside breath test - before an evidential blood test is given to a driver. If a driver goes back to the station, he or she must do so voluntarily.


She accepted in evidence that she [Ms Thompson] could have radioed to have a device brought to the scene from the Wellington Central Police Station," said Justice Blanchard in the Supreme Court decision to allow the appeal.


Ms Thompson said she had advised Mr Birchler of his rights under the New Zealand Bill of Rights 1990 and he had come voluntarily to the station.


"The district court judge understandably found that this was not so," Justice Blanchard said in his ruling.


Mr Birchler was charged and convicted of careless driving in relation to the Tinakori Rd accident.


Last night Mr Birchler told the Herald he was happy that the Supreme Court had ruled in his favour and wanted people to learn from his case.


"I certainly didn't know my rights and most of us really don't know what our rights are. And if a person of authority says to go with them, then what are you going to say?"


The 30-year-old emphasised that he had never wanted to go to the police station with the constable and that she had known that.

"I felt very pressured to go with her.


"I even said something like: 'Are you sure I have to go?'


"She was exceptionally friendly and chatty."


Mr Birchler said he had lost a fair amount of money to legal fees in the past three years but he was happy because the end result was something others could learn from.

Flying, Fucking and Framed!

Story courtesy of msn add ons courtesy of DHMNZ
A former Air Nelson pilot who was fired for having sex with a younger flight attendant and drinking excessively before a flight has lost a Supreme Court bid for name suppression.



The pilot, who has interim name suppression until September 7, has made three applications-- to the Employment Court, the Court of Appeal and to the highest court in the land -- to stop the publication of his name, all of which have been dismissed.


He appeared before the Employment Court in Auckland last week to try to overturn his sacking following a drinking and sex session during an unscheduled stopover in Napier in 2008.


He was said to have invited a 19-year-old flight attendant to his bedroom where they had sex. The woman claimed the sex was not consensual but he argued she had actually initiated it.


The Supreme Court said in its judgment released today the pilot needed to show "extremely compelling circumstances" for him to be granted leave to appeal, but there were none.

 "No point of law or principle of general or public importance is involved. Nor can the miscarriage ground be invoked. For these reasons the application for leave must be dismissed."


However, it extended the interim order until 5pm on September 7, giving him the chance to apply to the Employment Court again, "should the present state of the case in that Court be thought to justify a suppression order."

Employment Court Judge Mark Perkins last week reserved his decision on whether the pilot should get his job back or be compensated, but said he would deliver it as soon as possible.

Hmmm... Gives a whole new meaning to the term 'Flying fuck!'

SBW Ready to be named in next Cantebury Side

Is he ready?


Story courtesy of msn add ons courtsey of DHMNZ
After his magical weekend in Aspen oops Queenstown NZ Sonny Bill Williams is in line for a surprise start for Canterbury against Bay of Plenty at AMI Stadium on Friday night. Thats rugby we're on about and not the Cantebury downhill skiing squad.  

Shaking off the harsh Queenstown snow. All Blacks assistant coach Wayne Smith was a more-than-interested onlooker on Saturday as Williams starred for Canterbury Metro, in a 40-minute stint, by scoring two tries. He has told Canterbury coaches Rob Penney and Tabai Mason that he is ready to step up after recovering from his hamstring injury.


"Everything that we've heard has been positive, the main thing is that he got through 40 minutes of relatively competitive footy and has had no repercussions for his injury so that's all good. He's certainly in line for selection this week," Penney told ONE News.


Williams completed a private training session this morning without his Canterbury team-mates. Penney insists he needs to focus on his preparation and nothing else.


"We talk about a lot of stuff behind the scenes and we're trying to manage him well and we don't want him to be under any undue pressure," Penney said.


If selected for Friday's ITM Cup match, Sonny Bill is most likely to play in his preferred position at second five-eighth, replacing Ryan Crotty, and will form a deadly mid-field with the inform Robbie Freuen.


Penney says there are many reasons to select him, despite Canterbury delivering their most impressive victory of the season over Auckland on Saturday. When asked about what Williams could bring to his team, Penney reeled off a list.


"His natural athleticism, his work off the ball - which is obviously a key thing for a midfielder - his offloading and his ball carrying." Les we forget... His salom and snow board jumping.  

Comments please.

Getting Toasted for the First Time

Smoke Weed Everyday!

Story by DHMNZ
I thought like the rest of these Media sites that I'd add a story of insignificance to the mix. It should be as funny as fuck, but in case it isn't please leave a message (like I give a shit). Here goes...

Although I NEVER indulge in partaking of any illicit or illegal substances (this includes being party to, or arrested with), it doesn’t mean that it has not existed in my world, nor am I naive to its use and the anti social behavior that can stem from, as a direct result of its use.

From day one you start using there’s always gonna be a story attached to it. Especially first time Virgin story's are hilarious and usually provide loads of laughs for everyone, except the poor bastard its aimed at. This piece is a small brief look at getting toasted for the first time haha.



Starts off innocently enough! Usually with some arsehole running round a party or wherever you're at, partaking in drugs telling every clown with ears that we have a stoning virgin in our midst!! "Hey did you guys just see Nigel? He's just had his first Doob and look he's stoned as fuck!" The worst thing about telling everyone Nigey's he's off his tits is, ole Nigey is likely to do 3 things. (1) Admit it and enjoy it (2) Be freaking out anyways (3) My favourite, get on the defensive. Nigey justifying his level of soberness like a lawyer in court is funny as shit! and usually goes roughly like this. (1). Straightens himself up (of course). (2) In a pompous and arrogant manner, quickly informs all that is listening that he's not stoned at all. Which again is funny as fuck cause we all know he's plastered.

Then there’s (3) the self indulged sobriety test... "Again, I’m telling you bastards I’m straight as a nail!" Then Nigey will like clockwork proceed to do something insignificantly dumb to prove his soberness like write a sentence or something, which we all allow him to do, resulting in more laughs as Nigey completely balls up a simple task like writing his name, to his astonishment of course "I swear I didn’t spell Nigel X-G-T-I-O-Z!"


Then there's the ones that the fuck freak out, they're even more funnier as they pretend to be in control, but in the end can’t hold up the act and begin to crumble like Constantinople. You know what I mean, the poor bastard after his first Doobie, goes all quiet and freaks out on a chair like a moron in heat. Cross legged shaking like yer favourite Milk drink, thinking... " I’m stoned... Oh Gawd I’m stoned.. Does anyone else know I’m stoned?" 'YES' we all know your stoned." And again you get the goons who will like flies to shit, target poor ole Nigey playing head fuck games at Nigey's expense. Most of all I find the shit fucked up and funny. Wouldn’t you?

To those wanting to indulge for the first time, this is but a very brief and generic look at getting toasted. From a certain point of view (mine of course) I guess getting stoned will have its ups and downs.


Mostly downs, and should serve as a warning that stoning on a regular basis can create many friends and social experiences like regular visits from people dressed in Blue regularly visiting your home. If visited well enough by these people, that they shall in time, like a social networking site introduce you to more friends in the clink and at the expense of the Taxpayer.

JB for Dodgy Hori Media

Paris Hilton Arrested for Cocaine

Dumb & Dumber of the Week

Original story courtesy of msn... add ons courtesy of DHMNZ
Paris and her boyfriend, Cy Waits, were pulled over by police, who said they smelled marijuana coming from the couple’s Cadillac, on Friday night.  Police have told reporters that when Paris pulled a tube of lip balm from her purse, they spotted some cocaine in a plastic bag. She and Cy were booked into the County Clark jail. 

PMFSL (Piss My Farking Sides laughing) ... How blonde was that? In a Police stop she pulls out Balm and forgets " Oh heck the blows' hiding in there!" What would she have done if it was Extasy... Put it in a plastic bag and called them mints? Only in the land of Paris eh? Notably she was let loose on bail a few hours later, whilst boyfy who was charged with DUI spent the better part of a few more hours in the Tombs, finally released on the Saturday. Wheres the love there you ask? Save thy own arse first perhaps?

Paris Hilton Attack Dog (oops Lawyer) Richard Schonfeild during damage control told reporters  “As the case proceeds, a lot of facts are going to come to light that will ultimately lead to exoneration.” Apparently Paris intends to argue that the drugs did not belong to her (Tui moment... Yeah Right).

It's the second time this year Paris has been arrested on drug possession allegations, although authorities in South Africa dropped marijuana charges earlier this summer. In 2007, she pleaded no contest to alcohol-related reckless driving and was sentenced to 45 days in jail.  Will this girl ever learn?

Its been revealed that Prince Charming Cy has lost his job as head of nightclub operations for Wynn and Encore Properties. When questioned by media, the former glorified Duty Bar Manager made no comment. Does CY stand for Cociane Yobo? Or C Y Waits and gets arrested?

Comments Please.

Tobacco Demand Slumped to 15%

Health Or Wealth?

Original story courtesy of yahooxtra... the rest has been added by DHMNZ
Demand for tobacco has fallen 15 per cent at supermarkets since the tax rise in April - a far greater reduction than expected. "It's extraordinary," public health physician Dr Murray Laugesen said yesterday, commenting on supermarket sales figures supplied to him by research company ACNielsen. Who the fark are ACNeilsen when they're not compiling shady surveys and stats for the Ministry of Public Health.

 

Based on earlier tax increases, a tobacco price rise of 10 per cent would have been expected to reduce sales by 5 per cent. In April, the Government increased the excise tax on factory-made cigarettes by 10 per cent and on loose tobacco by 25 per cent. The tax on both types will rise by a further 10 per cent next year, and by the same percentage again in 2012. What this means for you Hori's still hitting the Kaipaipa is that really the government are forcing the issue on not making it any easier on smokers, therefore you are left with really only 3 options, which are; (1) Quit altogether (2) Bludge big time or (3) Get a good balaclava and non-distinctive runnies and do a weekly 'Manurewa Purchase'.  

It was said that since the April tax rises, average weekly sales of factory-made cigarettes at supermarkets had gone down by nearly 14 per cent - notably more than the price increase of 10 per cent. Sales of loose roll-your-own tobacco dropped by nearly 18 per cent, which was less than the price increase of 21 per cent. It appeared some smokers might have switched to rolling their own cigarettes, which were cheaper - despite the greater tax increase for loose tobacco - because they were usually thinner than factory-made smokes. The overall drop in supermarket sales - which was not the whole market - could reflect a "pent up effect" in people cutting down or quitting.

Cuz what does that mean in good Queen's Engrish? What that means Hori's is like I said, the government ain'y making things easy on you. Tax will rise and so will the price of ciggarettes. So as I sit here and ponder aloud whilst dragging on a good roll yer own and wonder is this right? Or are they just blowing smoke up my arse?

Riot in the Street should the All Blacks fail at this years RWC?

Lets Riot!!!!

DHMNZ
World Cup Rugby is just over 12 months away, and as a nation we are already gearing ourselves up for New Zealand's greatest sporting showpiece. Social networking sites have gone off the hook with countless pages and groups dedicated to the spirit of the Rugby World Cup.

One page on Facebook in particular caught my attention was an actual event titled; 'Riot in the streets if the All Blacks lose the World Cup!' The event as its stated is an obvious piss-take set up by a group of young people in New Zealand to encourage a nationwide riot should the home team fail at next years RWC... Which is a very, very real possibility.

Group/Event spokesman Hemi Noxxi (as he calls himself), says in wake of the previous losses at previous cup attempts by our All Blacks have prompted his group to form. "Really the group is just a pisstake and way to vent our anger" says; Mr Noxxi. There was even concern that the Police would monitor the page, but was established through DHMNZ, that they Police have no no interest in the page, unless something more serious or sinister occurs. Sounds like a typical Friday/Saturday night in the Viaduct doesnt it?

Heres the link to the page: http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/event.php?eid=139326619435977&v=wall&story_fbid=143104589058180&ref=notif&notif_t=like 

Your comments please.    

My take on the New Drinking Laws!


DHMNZ
To those who know or don’t know, I have been involved in the local Hospo Industry for some time. I guess with the recent changes to the Sale of Liquor Act, like everyone else I’m entitled to a bitch. Again to those who know, or don’t know... or don’t give a rat’s ass, I am certainly not a National Party supporter, and yet still recall how in 1999 they lowered the drinking age to inspire young voters. But painfully this time I have to admit that they really got it right no matter what anyone says.



I am sort of critical of the 2 distinctive drinking ages and wonder aloud why they were even considered. Personally I would’ve brought the age thing straight back up to 20years.


I think well done, with making parents and party hosts more responsible for their kids. No more passing the buck! If I’m right the process for the system will work by parents not wanting their kids to consume alcohol at a party, will give a letter authorising the party host of such. From there it will be up to the host to enforce this authorisation and in turn provide non-alcoholic beverages and food, which by law should be happening. If this fails than either the host or parent for failing to give proper authorisation will be fined... Of course I see the debate coming later!


As for the RTD’s, advertising again targeting the younger audience reducing exposure to the products. All and all great ideas.


In all I think the changes could've brought more support for frontline people working and dealing with alcohol related problems. Like better support from Policing and licensing arseholes to duty managers and bouncers instead of writing black marks... Just my thoughts anyways!


Comments please.

Heres another dodgy bugger for ya!


 An alleged conman at the centre of a $3 million fraud which used rugby great *cough cough* Jonah Lomu's name, is thought to have fled the country.

Auckland businessman Loizos Michaels told a judge he needed his passport back so he could visit his sick mother in Australia. I mean come on NZ Internal Affairs and Immigration pull your heads in!

Surprise... surprise! He failed to appear in the Auckland District Court a month after he was meant to be back in New Zealand. And NOW finally an arrest warrant has been issued. Adding to which the courts recommended that his be declined on the basis of, ‘He was a flight risk’

NOW some Kebab eating Wog now owes a few gullible Aoteroa-ians 3 million dollars and should we feel sorry for these dummy’s? Comments please.
DHMNZ

Ferns Fail

SILVER FERNS FAIL AT THE QUARTER FINAL


DHMNZ
Coor... A picture paints a thousand words so they say and  only 2 seem to be floating in mine looking at this pic! 'Less skirt ladies!' -sorry thats 3 words.

With more luck than a Jew in a Concentration Camp the Aussies led off the 3rd spell with a blitz of plays to win, forcing the Silver Ferns out 48-43 at Adelaide.

The win brings the Aussies on step closer to the Constellation Cup and even more importantly Comonwealth Games Gold. 

I couldnt be bothered writing anymore so, go read the rest of the story elsewhere. But did ya see the great cameltoe shot of Australian Goal Keep Laura Geitz? Definitely worth the bucks to see that!