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Father Sir Des Britten: "It's all so terribly exciting." Photo/Cook Strait News
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A Wellington man has died in Fiji while working on a mission project. He was assessing projects to bring safe water to remote villages at the time of his death.
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Anglicans are being urged to contribute to the discussion about how New Zealand's awful record on child abuse can be turned around.
Memorial service for balloon victims
A public memorial service is planned for victims of the Carterton hot-air balloon crash.
Kaikoura's shining testimony
The light of St Paul's in Kaikoura shines brighter than ever thanks to volunteers and council funds.
Quake memorial service in Feb
A civic memorial service will be held in Christchurch's Hagley Park to mark the one-year anniversary of the February 22 earthquake.
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Bishop's home falls victim to quakes
Bishop Victoria Matthews' Christchurch home has been demolished after the latest earthquakes left it in a precarious state.
Father Des becomes a knight
Father Des Britten becomes a Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the New Year Honours.
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