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Kethaki Masilamani
Verified
TV reporter, Newshub
London
Beats
Illness, True Crime , Urban Explorers, OnlyFans, Data, Migration, Disability , Paranormal, Lgbt , Religious Groups, asylum seekers
extreme sports
Content
By Kethaki Masilamani Verified| newshub.co.nz@ Watercare says around $6 million is spent annually in Aotearoa cleaning up after flushed wet-wipes. Credits: Photos - Getty Images; Video - Newshub. A proposal to ban wet wipes could save the UK government almost NZ$200 million a year in sewer clean up costs. In Australasia, new flushable standards have been brought in to help customers know which products break down in water, but Watercare says people should still avoid putting wipes down the tubes.
Pakuranga College student claims teachers pushed, dismissed pupils who were listening to student reading the Bible
By Kethaki Masilamani Verified| newshub.co.nz@ In a statement to Newshub, the school said staff tried to shut down the event during the lunch hour, and they did move to wind up the gathering at the warning bell. Credits: Newshub A student at Pakuranga College says teachers pushed and dismissed pupils who were listening to a boy read the Bible at lunchtime. Videos circulating social media claim the student has been expelled and appears to show staff attempting to break up the crowd.
By Kethaki Masilamani Verified| newshub.co.nz@ Watercare says around $6 million is spent annually in Aotearoa cleaning up after flushed wet-wipes. Credits: Photos - Getty Images; Video - Newshub. A proposal to ban wet wipes could save the UK government almost NZ$200 million a year in sewer clean up costs. In Australasia, new flushable standards have been brought in to help customers know which products break down in water, but Watercare says people should still avoid putting wipes down the tubes.
Company Info
Newshub
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
'+64 9-928 9000