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  •   Home > News > Politics

    The chair of I AM Hope has resigned - along with two other board members

    The chair of I AM Hope has resigned - along with two other board members


    Naomi Ballantyne was brought on to navigate the charity's 24 million dollar funding boost - to deliver counselling to young people through Gumboot Friday.

    Now Ballantyne's told Stuff she's had a torrid time leading the charity and dealing with the scrutiny.

    Last week, the Auditor General John Ryan found the project was funded without an open and transparent process.

    Fashion designer Denise L'Estrange-Corbett and former National Party leader Todd Muller, have also resigned.

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     Today's News

    Rugby:
    The All Blacks have overcome a mix of errors and wet conditions to beat Italy 29-11 in their final rugby test of the year in Turin 13:07

    Soccer:
    Premier League joy for Postecoglou as Spurs beat Manchester City 4-0 away from home to go sixth on the table 13:07

    Politics:
    New Zealand may not be on track to hit it's 2025 Smokefree goal of under five percent, with the national smoking rate not budging this year 12:37

    Law and Order:
    The first arrest in the capital under the new gang patch ban 11:57

    Law and Order:
    An Auckland chief executive, accused of bashing a pensioner during an alleged road rage attack, involving a luxury sports car, has been granted interim name suppression 11:57

    Tennis:
    Australia's hopes of returning to the Davis Cup tennis final are over after a 2-nil semifinal loss to Italy in Malaga 11:36

    International:
    First time flying with a baby? How to prepare for a long-haul flight 11:16

    Soccer:
    Manchester City are facing a fifth consecutive football loss - they're currently 3-nil down against Tottenham at Etihad Stadium in the Premier League 11:07

    Law and Order:
    Two trials in Hong Kong courts unveil cost of speaking out against Beijing 10:56

    Business:
    Warnings of missed opportunities ahead of next year's Companies Act reforms 10:46


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