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HOT TOPICS

- Abuse. rapists. Murderers and bags! litterbugs! Judgment. Fly tippers and

● Suz Stuttle: Bad manners!

● Amy Lafferty: Bullying. People are brushing off when someone asks for their help and think it’s for attention. Adults are normalisin­g it.

● Matthew Johnston: Being intolerant of another’s belief.

● Erika Toh: Bad manners and blatant discrimina­tion.

● Sue Corbett: Thieves . . . drunk driving . . . abuse of all kinds.

● Rose Ross: Alcohol and drug

● Katherine Large: ● Griselda Mason: Single-use plastic

● Rowan Hollway:

● John Kirkbride:

● Leon Davidson: Noise in the library, like in my day.

● Anthony Crusaders: Child abuse.

● FT Finz: Child abuse, bullying.

● Vania Scully: Bullying. You hear of too many kids being bullied and nothing gets done.

Top five online

Most read stories on hawkesbayt­oday.co.nz

1 Smack on the hand not good

enough for smoke exceedance\

2 Donations flooding in for elderly

victim

3 Veteran receives medals after 70

years

4 Two dead after car and train

collide

5 QV seeing houses re-listed due to

slow-down in value

Quiz

1 In which great bay are the Nicobar Islands?

2 A skulk is the collective noun for

which creature?

3 In 1986 Greg Le Mond was the first non-European to win which annual sporting event?

4 Bartlett, comice and conference

are types of which fruit?

5 Which US male singer had a hit

with Piece of the Action in 1985?

Joke of the day

Q How did the farmer fix his jeans? A With a cabbage patch!

Bible quote

“God is greatly to be feared in the assembly of the saints, and to be had in reverence of all them that is about him.” (Psalms 89:7 AKJV)

History

216BC: Carthagini­ans under Hannibal defeat ‘‘superior’’ Roman forces at the Battle of Cannae. 1347: French city of Calais surrenders to Edward III of England in the Hundred Years War.

1460: King James II of Scotland is killed by the English during siege of Roxburgh Castle.

1860: The second NZ land war begins.

1958: Atomic-powered US submarine Nautilus makes first undersea crossing of North Pole. 2007: A 94-year-old greatgreat­grandmothe­r, Phyllis Turner, who left school at the age of 12 becomes the world’s oldest recipient of a master’s degree from University of Adelaide in Australia.

Birthdays

● Tony Bennett, US singer (1926-)

● Martin Sheen, US actor (1940-)

● Martha Stewart, US lifestyle guru (1941-)

● John Landis, US film director (1950-)

● James Hetfield, US rock musician (1963-)

● Tom Brady, US NFL player (1977-)

● Sonny Bill Williams, NZ rugby league footballer (1985-)

● Evangeline Lily, Canadian actress (1979-).

Quiz Answers

1 Bay of Bengal 2 Fox 3 Tour de France 4 Pear 5 Meat Loaf

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