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- Sep 24, 2026
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'I’ll find out for you': Ancestry test links Kiwi family to Aussie cold case (opens the original)
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DNA testing helped Margo Calcott discover that a man found dead in Queensland in 2008 was a cousin she had never met. Photo / Leonie Sheehan DNA testing has uncovered a New Zealand link to a cold case across the Tasman, more than a decade after the discovery of an unidentified man’s body in Queensland. Gisborne woman Margo Calcott believes the DNA shows the man, known only as “Poona Paul”, was a cousin she had never met. While the dead man’s identity remains unconfirmed, according to the Queensl
'I’ll find out for you': Ancestry test links Kiwi family to Aussie cold case (opens the original)
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DNA testing helped Margo Calcott discover that a man found dead in Queensland in 2008 was a cousin she had never met. Photo / Leonie Sheehan DNA testing has uncovered a New Zealand link to a cold case across the Tasman, more than a decade after the discovery of an unidentified man’s body in Queensland. Gisborne woman Margo Calcott believes the DNA shows the man, known only as “Poona Paul”, was a cousin she had never met. While the dead man’s identity remains unconfirmed, according to the Queensl
'Exhausted': Health workers challenge candidates over 'broken' system (opens the original)
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Healthcare workers want East Coast election candidates to address what one says is a “broken system with broken nurses”. Emergency department nurse and New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) delegate Camille Collier says “we’re taught as nurses that the patient is at the centre of everything”. “But they’re [the Government] not investing in the people that deliver that care, so the patients aren’t getting the best care; they’re not getting the best journey. “They’re getting a broken system and br
'Exhausted': Health workers challenge candidates over 'broken' system (opens the original)
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Healthcare workers want East Coast election candidates to address what one says is a “broken system with broken nurses”. Emergency department nurse and New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) delegate Camille Collier says “we’re taught as nurses that the patient is at the centre of everything”. “But they’re [the Government] not investing in the people that deliver that care, so the patients aren’t getting the best care; they’re not getting the best journey. “They’re getting a broken system and br
'Exhausted': Gisborne Hospital ED nurses to strike over understaffing (opens the original)
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Gisborne Hospital emergency department nurses will strike next Wednesday, protesting understaffing. New Zealand Nurses Organisation delegates Christine Warrander (inset above) and Clara Dolman-Tuhou (inset below) say the situation is so bad, they would not want their family members receiving care at the hospital at this point. Photo / Gisborne Herald Gisborne Hospital emergency department nurses will strike on September 9 to protest understaffing. Gisborne Herald reporters Zoe Mills and Leonie S
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