New Zealand Deaths

A man in his 20s died from myocarditis caused by the Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine just hours after searching "heart racing since vaccine" and "myocarditis" on his phone, according to a report by the Health and Disability Commissioner.

By Expert Briefing
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A new study by John Gibson of the University of Waikato's Department of Economics finds that New Zealand had roughly four percent cumulative excess mortality in the first three years of the COVID-19 pandemic, equivalent to approximately 4,000 excess deaths.

By Expert Briefing
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Commenting on the news of the death of Green MP, Efeso Collins, Taxpayers’ Union Executive Director, Jordan Williams said: “While we may have had different politics, Efeso was always a councillor I - and the Auckland Ratepayers’ Alliance - could call and have a constructive conversation with.

By New Zealand Taxpayers' Union
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St Arnaud - Lake Rotoiti — Police can advise one person has died after a glider crashed at Lake Station airstrip, Howard earlier on Sunday.

By New Zealand Police
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Attribute to Southland Area Commander Inspector Mike Bowman Police can confirm that a 10-year-old girl has died after being swept down the Marian Creek in Fiordland National Park today.

By New Zealand Police
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Northland — Two people have died after an ATV-style vehicle they were travelling in rolled into a swimming hole in Peria, New Zealand, on 29 December.

By Expert Briefing
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Former Governor-General Sir Michael Hardie Boys, a key figure in New Zealand's transition to MMP and a lifelong public servant, has passed away at the age of 91.

By Expert Briefing
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Births and deaths releases provide statistics on the number of births and deaths of people resident in New Zealand that are registered during a given period, along with selected fertility and mortality rates.

By Statistics New Zealand
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GE-Free NZ is sad to hear of the passing of Ronnie Cummins, International Director of the Organic Consumers Association.

By GE Free NZ
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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of former Deputy Chairman of Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated, John Barry Heperi-Smith – JB.

By Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi
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Dunedin — A fire investigation has been initiated after a person was found deceased at a residential property in South Dunedin last night.

By Fire and Emergency New Zealand
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Auckland City — One person has died in Takanini after a fleeing driver incident.

By New Zealand Police
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 Dil’s is a family business, and for three generations they have been doing things the Dil’s way, which means putting you and your family first.

By Beckie Wright
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The Government has backed down on rules under alert level 2 only allowing 10 people at funeral and tangi.

By Beckie Wright
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“New Zealand is now at level four of the Covid-19 Alert Scale. This means that, in line with Ministry of Health requirements, viewing opportunities will be limited and funeral services or tangihanga will NOT be able to take place for at least four weeks and possibly longer.

By Beckie Wright
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As Dils say, the place you choose to have your funeral can be tremendously important to the memories you will take away, and those of everyone attending, so to help you with your choice, Dil’s have a guide to their facilities as follows.

By Beckie Wright
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Dil’s company philosophy is ‘Nothing is too much trouble’ and when it comes to a grieving family, they will do all they can to get to the heart of what the family want in regard a memorial for their loved one.

By Beckie Wright
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Christmas and the holiday period, (along with special times such as birthdays and anniversaries) can be particularly difficult times for those who are bereaved or have experienced other forms of loss.

By Beckie Wright
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Dil’s are very much a family business, with Wilfred Dil founding the company in 1960, and they’re now into the third generation of family ownership.

By Beckie Wright
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At a funeral service, it is common for family and friends to speak about their experiences with, and feelings for the person who has died, but this can be a difficult thing to do if you have never done it before, so Dil’s have some advice.

By Beckie Wright
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Funeral directors have always been deeply valued and esteemed members of their communities, and are there to provide support and guidance for the grieving family.

By Beckie Wright
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Not many people really want to think about their own funeral, which is understandable, but it can be a very sensible and thoughtful thing to do, particularly in the event of an accident, when families are distraught, and don’t know where to start, or what their loved one would have wanted.

By Beckie Wright
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