Parker
Parker is a Northland man who recently made headlines for his quick thinking during a near-fatal car crash. In a moment of crisis, he swerved to avoid a head-on collision, a split-second decision that saved his life. Despite the severe impact, he emerged with only minor injuries, attributing his survival to his reflexive actions. Parker was preparing to start a jewellery apprenticeship when the accident occurred, and his friends have since rallied to support him by creating a fundraising page to help him replace his written-off car.
Born on May 02, 1990 (35 years old)
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Canada:
Parker was there to pick it up and sprint 57 yards the other way for the Bombers’ second major of the night.
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Indonesia:
Parker's work is referenced regarding the emphasis on decency and the strengthening of family institutions in society.
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New Zealand:
In last year’s case of Parker v Magnum Hire Ltd, the Employment Relations Authority awarded $105,000 to an employee who had been subjected to bullying.
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New Zealand:
Parker's legacy is being debated in relation to taxation and the wealth tax.
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New Zealand:
Parker said they were 'doing okay' after the fright and had 'quickly whipped out and picked the kids up from school and daycare early so we can hunker down'.
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Switzerland:
Parker is one of the two brothers in Gesa Olkusz's novel, who struggles with his past and current life as a chauffeur.
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Spain:
Parker made impactful plays, including a crucial three-pointer that kept the game competitive.
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Australia:
Parker discussed the decision to remove the Quail St fig tree and the subsequent efforts to keep it.
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Spain:
Parker is known for his fine style and has been pivotal in the team's performance.
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Spain:
Parker had a standout performance, capable of scoring even with a defender on him.
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