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A privilege keeping you in the know EDITORIAL
To our valued readers,
Classic whodunnit staged
Audiences of the next Rotorua Little Theatre production will be able to get among the thrill of a classic ‘whodunnit’ mystery.
IN ROWENA’S WORDS ... A WORD FROM JAMIE ... This is our pilgrimage
Much as Muslims make the pilgrimage to Mecca, cricket fans to the MCG for the Boxing Day Ashes Test and golfers to Augusta for the Masters, Kiwi farmers religiously make the annual trek to Mystery Creek for the National Agricultural Fieldays.
Students see app designs developed in Techweek23
Seven Rotorua high school students are seeing their app designs become a reality, after being chosen as the winners of an app design contest held for Techweek23.
Full steam ahead to help raise funds for firefighters
A day of fun and giving back is in store for those who head along to the Ngongotahā Railway Park tomorrow, as Ray White Real Estate holds a fundraising event for the Ngongotahā Volunteer Fire Brigade.
Novelist tells her story
Laughing At The Dark
Take action to battle weeds, pest plants ENVIRONMENT MATTERS NGATAKE TAIAO
What is a weed? One response that I have often heard (and even used myself) is, “A weed is a plant growing where it’s not wanted”.
Proud moment for Cynthia
The proud moment of receiving an Altrusa International lamplighter award for service to the district of New Zealand brought tears to the eyes of Rotorua’s Cynthia Clark.
What makes Bailey bridges so special
Three months after Cyclone Gabrielle, Bailey bridges are being built in Hawke’s Bay to provide vital lifelines in areas where bridges were washed away.
What’s On in Rotorua
■ Friday, May 26: Koiora Live Sessions. 7.30pm to 10pm. Sir Howard Morrison Centre. 15+. Tickets $25, www.ticketmaster.co.nz.