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房子位于汉密尔顿 Huntington 近 Chartwell 洋人社区街尾，安全安静，道路宽敞，邻居友善。交通便捷，出门即有公交站；开车10~15分钟可达市中心、The Base，5分钟可达 Chartwell (CountDown)。

现有两个房间出租，配备步入式衣橱、Queen-size 床，1.5m 大书桌（房间2书桌稍小）。公共环境如厨房、卫生间、淋浴间（卫浴分离）可在附图中查看。房间、院子都被房东阿姨打理得井井有条，干净整洁。房东阿姨勤劳善良，对租客关爱有加。诚招爱干净、高素质的租客，免烟宠。
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厨房 + 餐厅 + 客厅

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Sodium calcium edetate, also known as edetate calcium disodium among other names, is a medication primarily used to treat lead poisoning, including both short-term and long-term lead poisoning. Sodium calcium edetate came into medical use in the United States in 1953.

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The Dragon Boat Festival (Simplified Chinese: 端午节; Traditional Chinese: 端午節) is a traditional holiday which occurs on the 5th day of the 5th month of the traditional Chinese calendar.
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The Chinese calendar is lunisolar, so the date of the festival varies from year to year on the Gregorian calendar. In 2017, it occurred on 30 May; in 2018, on 18 June; in 2019, on 7 June; and in 2020, on 25 June, in 2021, on 14 June.

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From 9.30am this morning, people can book to walk the Milford, Heaphy and Rakiura tracks.
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Routeburn, Paparoa and Lake Waikaremoana tracks and Whanganui Journey are open from tomorrow, while Kepler, Tongariro Northern Circuit and Abel Tasman Coast track can be booked from Thursday.

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"Go for it," Ardern said when asked if she was ready.

She looked straight ahead as the needle went in.
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& F0 H! X! Z9 [. l"It's really true when they say it's actually pretty pain-free."
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( A$ ~' r2 Z0 |% k* k/ N"I never wanted to be amongst the first, for me we needed to get those frontline workers, but I also need to be a role model and this demonstrates it's safe, it's effective and that it's really important everyone is vaccinated when they have the opportunity."

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There has been widespread flooding in Tokomaru Bay, with rivers around Te Araroa and Wharekahika flooded.

Families evacuated themselves in some areas where houses were completely flooded.
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0 {& `" v3 y- A6 A$ V1 wNumerous roads have been washed away including a bridge in Waipiro Bay - isolating about 15 houses.

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Rising water levels have forced the Waihenga River Bridge along State Highway 53 to close this morning, as NZTA warns motorists to expect delays.

1 ~/ u+ Z, a& k* h" _; gThose heading between Featherston and Martinborough should expect to add up to 50 minutes to their morning commute while travelling on alternate routes.
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% g0 ?6 j+ `& e% L4 Y( e/ cThe low-pressure system is also bringing a dumping of rain to some eastern regions. It will be particularly heavy around Kaikōura, with a further 100-150mm of rain forecast on top of what’s already fallen.

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National's Judith Collins, Green's Chlöe Swarbrick and ACT's David Seymour tonight joined Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at Wellington's Backbencher bar, gracing the wall as the new puppets of the pub.

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Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield told Breakfast the Ministry of Health would consider if "other measures" might be needed in the capital, including mask-use and restrictions on gatherings.

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This was despite high levels of testing yesterday in the Wellington region after the Covid-positive Australian tourist's visit to the capital over the weekend.
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"So far so good that none of those have come back positive," he told Breakfast.

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With nearly 160 people unaccounted for and at least four dead after a seaside condominium tower collapsed into a smoldering heap of twisted metal and concrete, rescuers used both heavy equipment and their own hands to comb through the wreckage today in an increasingly desperate search for survivors.

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He’s one of New Zealand’s most iconic leaders, but Sir Bob Parker now struggles to remember the events that made him so well-known.

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The Prime Minister says Cabinet is anticipating an update on New Zealand’s situation later this morning after revelations the Australian traveller with Covid-19 might have been infectious towards the end of his Wellington trip.
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Covid-19 case update expected soon after Wellington traveller’s wife tests positivePlay Video08:48

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Thousands across the country have woken up to chilly temperatures as a polar blast makes its way up Aotearoa

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Acting chief executive of Oranga Tamariki Sir Wira Gardiner confirmed the news on Breakfast this morning.
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Yesterday, footage was published on Newsroom which showed two incidences of children in Oranga Tamariki’s Care and Protection Residences being tackled, restrained and held in a headlock by staff.

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It’s not the first time, either. He’s been calling for a sea wall for a while now. Last year, another storm resulted in $100,000 worth of damage to his house.
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“I accept Tangaroa for what he is or what she is. I don’t mind the sea coming across the road,” Pohe told Breakfast.
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- o6 u" [4 p  B  \0 I. O“What I do mind is the fact that we don’t have a sea wall in our particular part of the beach and there is a sea wall on all the rest of the South Coast. I’m just wondering why we don’t have one.”

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2 ?% G9 O2 p3 }! b5 OResident Ewan James Pohe told 1 NEWS while the council are being more proactive, a sea wall would provide more support. Source: 1 NEWS
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6 c+ e% M9 K% M$ m8 UPohe did acknowledge, though, that the new warning system installed after last year’s storms was “excellent”.

“It’s not that hard, let’s just put a wall there.”

4 n* }" q" N2 x! g) _+ BFurther down the country, Martin Hill’s Granity home overlooks the Tasman Sea. After years of “many failed attempts” to mitigate damage from the sea, he and a few other residents took matters into their own hands.
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Martin Hill helped build a concrete wall system in Granity. Source: 1 NEWS
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. T( z$ k$ C) G' u5 d, w“It’s absolutely fantastic. I don’t have sleepless nights anymore when there’s a big weather event now,” Hill said.

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8 a" c" {3 s- r) f. \* E2 g9 u+ s: v“We need everyone to all band together to start planning and making a path forward to fixing this. It’s no good saying 'retreat, retreat' and put your head in the sand.”
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Pohe and Hill’s stories aren’t unique. An estimated 9000 New Zealand homes are located in areas less than 50cm above spring high tide levels.
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# H( g! d& j2 _( G/ FThousands of Kiwi homeowners risk soaring insurance bills, or no cover at all, if sea levels rise
That’s going to be an issue in the next few decades, according to a new study published today in Nature Communications.
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The study estimates 267 million people, assuming zero population growth, live on land less than two metres above sea level worldwide. This means they are at a greater risk from coastal erosion, sea levels rising and frequent, severe storms.
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The paper suggests that by 2100, this number could increase to 410 million people.

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“We can’t stop that train, even if we bring our emissions to zero, we’ve baked in a certain level of sea level rise,” Naish told Breakfast.

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$ S3 E( d- T1 m& pClimate scientist Tim Naish estimates 267 million people worldwide live on land that’s at risk of severe storms and flooding. Source: Breakfast
0 n) V2 I. ]6 JHe said the lower North Island was subsiding at a rate of about 4mm a year. At the same time, sea levels were rising 3mm annually.
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: Z0 T/ A9 q: _2 s+ k. Y, I“I think the conversation needs to turn to adapting and preparing for that climate change, particularly sea level rise that we can’t avoid,” he said.

People also tended to underestimate the impacts of climate change, Naish said.

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Climate change report finds NZ not on track to meet 2050 emissions targets
" ]9 c) }/ c# nHe said New Zealand could expect to see more storms and wild weather. For example, he said the storm in Wellington this week could become an annual event if sea levels rise 30cm.
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That meant people needed to take personal action to make their lives greener.

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Princes William and Harry put aside their differences to unveil a statue of Princess Diana overnight, cementing their late mother’s place in royal history on what would have been her 60th birthday.

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American champion Sha'Carri Richardson cannot run in the Olympic 100-metre race after testing positive for a chemical found in marijuana.
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Climate scientists are redefining what counts as normal weather.

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They were supposed to be a leading voice in Oranga Tamariki's transformation, but claimants of last year's Waitangi Tribunal report into the agency say they feel largely ignored by its advisory board.

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The Government’s recent benefit increases are “trash more than transformative”, but hardly surprising, an advocate says.

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A second Covid-19 vaccine has been has given provisional approval by New Zealand's medicine regulatory body.

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Gunmen assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse and wounded his wife in their home today, inflicting more chaos on the Caribbean country that was already enduring gang violence, soaring inflation and protests by opposition supporters who accused the leader of increasing authoritarianism.

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Official figures in May showed more than 60,000 students classified as chronically absent, missing at least three days of school every fortnight, and almost 40 per cent of pupils not going to school regularly.

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Police this morning told 1 NEWS the officer is recovering in hospital after being injured during a routine traffic stop on Bankwood Street.

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National leader Judith Collins says her party's new campaign, Demand The Debate, argues Kiwis are "being left out of important decisions by the Labour Government".

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England have one final shot before half time. Shaw floats in the cross but the whistle blows almost immediately as England players are called for pushing in the box.
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That's half time of extra time. Still no separating these two teams. One final period 15-minute period remains before the dreaded penalties begin.

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An additional 13 positive Covid-19 tests have been recorded from the quarantined fishing vessel Viking Bay, docked in Wellington.

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The worm could be turning on historically low mortgage rates, with ASB this morning announcing an increase to its fixed term offerings.

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Police were called to the scene on O' Donoghue Street seeking an individual on firearms matters when they say they were confronted by an armed man.