30/10/19
Well and Not So Well
One thing that I am doing well at is reading. In my group I enjoy reading out loud because I like reading at my own pace. One thing I think im not doing well at is sometimes I get distracted from others around me and it puts me of doing my work.
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Wednesday, 30 October 2019
Wednesday, 23 October 2019
Brynderwyn Bus Disaster Memoriel
Brynderwyn Bus Disaster Memorial- & February 1963.
On the 7th February 1963 a bus was traveling between whangarei and Wellford and the bus had a terrible accident killing 15 People. The made a Memorial stone to remember them and it was revealed on 7th February 2003 by the family members of who died. The put the stone where the bus had crashed. On the stone there was a Plaque with Maori words on it.
On the 7th February 1963 a bus was traveling between whangarei and Wellford and the bus had a terrible accident killing 15 People. The made a Memorial stone to remember them and it was revealed on 7th February 2003 by the family members of who died. The put the stone where the bus had crashed. On the stone there was a Plaque with Maori words on it.
Tuesday, 22 October 2019
The Dove and the Ant
When I was watching the video of the poem It showed a two creatures, an Ant and a Dove. The ant was stranded on something in the stream, the Dove flew down with some grass and saved the little ant. The dove shows true kindness. The went up to the tree and a man came a,ong with a slingshot he wanted to hit the poor dove. The Ant stuck up for the dove and stung the man on the foot. The ant stuck up for the dove and saved the dove.
This poem showed Love and courage.
Monday, 21 October 2019
Stolen Medals returned to National Museum
96 medals were stolen from waiouru museum early morning on december 2nd 2007. Police recovered them in February 2008 after 2 business men offered $300,000 reward for there return. The army's chaplain blessed the medals before they were put back on display. A week earlier 2 Auckland men had appeared in court on burglary charges.
Anti-terror raids in Urewera
15 october 2019
On the 15 October 2007 Policemen arrested 18 people in raids linked to weapons-training camp near the Bay of Plenty township of Ruatoki.
Amongst those people there was a guy named Iti. Apparently Iti was involved in running a military styled training camp around by Urewear.
4 people got taken to a trial (including Iti) in February 2012. They were found guilty and two of them had home detention and the other two went to jail for two and a half years.
in 2013 they found out that the police had unnecessary frighted and intimidated people during the raids.
Then in 2014 the police aboligized for their mistakes.
On the 15 October 2007 Policemen arrested 18 people in raids linked to weapons-training camp near the Bay of Plenty township of Ruatoki.
4 people got taken to a trial (including Iti) in February 2012. They were found guilty and two of them had home detention and the other two went to jail for two and a half years.
On the 15 October 2007 Policemen arrested 18 people in raids linked to weapons-training camp near the Bay of Plenty township of Ruatoki.
Amongst those people there was a guy named Iti. Apparently Iti was involved in running a military styled training camp around by Urewear.
4 people got taken to a trial (including Iti) in February 2012. They were found guilty and two of them had home detention and the other two went to jail for two and a half years.
in 2013 they found out that the police had unnecessary frighted and intimidated people during the raids.
Then in 2014 the police aboligized for their mistakes.
On the 15 October 2007 Policemen arrested 18 people in raids linked to weapons-training camp near the Bay of Plenty township of Ruatoki.
4 people got taken to a trial (including Iti) in February 2012. They were found guilty and two of them had home detention and the other two went to jail for two and a half years.
Wednesday, 16 October 2019
Jean Batten
16th October 2019
Jean Batten.
Jean Batten left for New Zealand from Kent, England at 4:20 am on 5th October 1936. She had installed two petrol tanks. En route she slept little while flying day and night, even in bad weather. In Sydney at 6:30pm (nz time) on 16th October she said that know one should look for her if she went down at sea. She arrived in Auckland at 5pm. She then started her tour of the country by car and train. She was physically and mentally exhausted, so people called of her tour in christchurch so she could have a long resting time, before she left to Sydney then back to England.
Jean Batten.
Jean Batten left for New Zealand from Kent, England at 4:20 am on 5th October 1936. She had installed two petrol tanks. En route she slept little while flying day and night, even in bad weather. In Sydney at 6:30pm (nz time) on 16th October she said that know one should look for her if she went down at sea. She arrived in Auckland at 5pm. She then started her tour of the country by car and train. She was physically and mentally exhausted, so people called of her tour in christchurch so she could have a long resting time, before she left to Sydney then back to England.
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