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- Author tells stories of New Zealand life
Graeme Foster is a writer. He is other things too, like a member of the Whanganui Community Choir, but this is about his writing.
- Ambassador programme an amazing success
My last contribution to this series was almost a year ago, a year that has passed in the blink of an eye.
- Take the best of you to work each day
Pick three words that describe you at your best self.
- Politicians wary over emissions plan
After years of negotiation the plan to price agricultural emissions remains unclear, the Green Party says, but its co-leader notes the Government has a process to go through before it responds.
- Saddle Rd closes during non-peak times
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency advises Saddle Rd between Ashhurst and Woodville will be closed during non-peak times for five days from Monday, June 27.
- Three receive royal accolades
Three Palmerston North residents have been made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the Queen’s Birthday and Platinum Jubilee Honours.
- A different side of Brazil
What started as a way to entertain their children while Iny women worked is now helping to share an indigenous Brazilian culture with the world.
- Company takes on those challenging trees
All-Tree Services is an established arboriculture business in Palmerston North.
- Platinum marked in right royal style
Woodville marked the Platinum Jubilee in style this Queen’s Birthday weekend, with Holy Trinity Anglican Church hosting a Platinum High Tea in its hall.
- Students say ‘Yes’ to thinking big
Two Awatapu College students are channelling their guilt into something more positive — a social enterprise.
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It’s the early 1960s. The setting is a Taranaki farmhouse and Gabrielle How knows the routine....
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Deerstalkers’ heroes feature in large-scale work
The royal red stag looks as if it’s about to leap off the wall and trot up Thomson St in search of fresh fern....
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Mandy Lowe was the first in her immediate family to go to university. She was a puppeteer on Sir Peter Jackson’s Braindead and gained a trade certificate in automotive engineering in the early 1990s....
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