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- New jobs for new graduates
The day before James Pringle’s final tax exam he received a phone call that took away some of the stress.
- Students see science in action
More than 240 secondary school students have participated in Massey university-led waka ama (outrigger canoe) workshops to inspire an interest in science among young people. Members of the School of Sport, Exercise and Nutrition have worked alongside the students during waka ama water workshops.
- IN BRIEF
Easter pop-up Palmy Bid is running an Easter pop-up in Te Marae o Hine/The Square on Saturday from 10am-2pm. There will be live music, egg hunts, egg and spoon races, plaster of Paris painting, face-painting and a hot cross bun eating competition. Prizes will be awarded for the best Easter outfits.
- Lions roar and ramble as rubbish removed
On a cool and cloudy St Patrick’s Day, eight members of the Papaioea Rose City Lions Club donned boots, coats, high viz vests and gloves - not to sip but dip.
- Community AED comes to Kelvin Grove
Adhesive pads up if you know the location of your closest automated external defibrillator (AED).
- Raetihi’s prehistoric delight
Ian Moore and his wife Sarah purchased the former county council building around 12 years ago and opened Dinosaur House in 2019. They run it with the willing assistance of their children.
- Jam Jayme’s inbox to put jam in jars
Jayme McGrath wants her inbox to be jam-packed. Not with spam or ham promotions but with inquiries from potential volunteers.
- Still time to get the buns in the oven
It always seems Christmas rolls right into Easter — the appearance of chocolate bunnies in supermarkets often coincides with the turn of the new year.
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