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Jean from Tauwhare
Many Deaf people and children celebrate their first language - NZSL this week. Let's learn each day of the sign word of the day. Today - Figs. There is no sign language for Fig, and I am a deaf linguist who uses similar India Sign Language (note they use two hands). I borrowed sign language on… View moreMany Deaf people and children celebrate their first language - NZSL this week. Let's learn each day of the sign word of the day. Today - Figs. There is no sign language for Fig, and I am a deaf linguist who uses similar India Sign Language (note they use two hands). I borrowed sign language on loan and used one-hand signs. Here are two photos, but fortunately, I could not download the video here. In the first photo, use your fingers and thumbs close together and move upward in the shape of a tip. In the second photo, open your hand like a flower opening. Then, the sign moves upward as a tip, then downward by turning the hand upside down and opening it like a flower. I hope this makes sense for you to learn. Update I made two video clips under YouTube.
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Libby Totton Reporter from Cambridge Edition
Authorities are investigating a sudden die-off of fish in Lake Te Koo Utu, where about 200 dead fish have been collected over the past week.
Waipā District Council teams began removing the fish last week, recovering 90 in just two days. Since then, another 110 have been pulled from the centre … View moreAuthorities are investigating a sudden die-off of fish in Lake Te Koo Utu, where about 200 dead fish have been collected over the past week.
Waipā District Council teams began removing the fish last week, recovering 90 in just two days. Since then, another 110 have been pulled from the centre of the lake, prompting concerns over water quality and the potential impact on local wildlife.
Have you seen any dead fish at the lake? Tell us about it in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Kia ora team
Thinking about retirement? Maybe you’re already retired, you’re close to it, or you’re just dreaming of it in the distant future… Check out Stuff’s continuing partnership with Metlifecare, The Good Life.
This time, we’ve looked at the … View moreKia ora team
Thinking about retirement? Maybe you’re already retired, you’re close to it, or you’re just dreaming of it in the distant future… Check out Stuff’s continuing partnership with Metlifecare, The Good Life.
This time, we’ve looked at the nutrient we should be focusing on as we age (and no, it’s not the carbs v fat debate!) plus some luxury rail travel - with gourmet food.
We also feature a fabulous 80s band, by which we mean the youngest member is 80!
Joanna Davis
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Yvette from Tamahere
Fujifilm based this based around the Nikon F80
The S2 Pro has a 6.17 megapixel SuperCCD III which produces a huge 12 megapixel image.
Has Firewire (IEEE 1394) connectivity and a PC Sync socket.
Takes compact flash and smart media cards.
Comes in the box, with owners manual and notes made . ( … View moreFujifilm based this based around the Nikon F80
The S2 Pro has a 6.17 megapixel SuperCCD III which produces a huge 12 megapixel image.
Has Firewire (IEEE 1394) connectivity and a PC Sync socket.
Takes compact flash and smart media cards.
Comes in the box, with owners manual and notes made . ( No lens cover)
Uses 4 AA batteries and does not need the extra CR123s .
This camera is sold as is where is. Because I do not have the cable or card reader I am unable to test it now but was wonderful when it previously. But it turns on and functions normally. It is well used and produced excellent results when in use. (Small chip on battery compartment .)
Price: $100
The Team from Patrick Hogan Village
An impromptu visit by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to Ryman’s Jane Winstone Village in Whanganui on Wednesday resulted in the largest turnout from residents that the village had seen in a very long time.
Residents who packed out the lounge and waited patiently for a chance to meet the PM … View moreAn impromptu visit by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to Ryman’s Jane Winstone Village in Whanganui on Wednesday resulted in the largest turnout from residents that the village had seen in a very long time.
Residents who packed out the lounge and waited patiently for a chance to meet the PM said they were ‘very impressed’ at Luxon’s determination to get around everyone who had turned out to see him – even as his team started to worry he would be late for his next engagement!
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The Team from Waikato Police
Members of the public are being urged to black out their vehicle number plates when advertising them for sale online.
There have been recent reports of number plate identification theft which has led to innocent vehicle owners accumulating parking fines, speeding tickets and reports of petrol … View moreMembers of the public are being urged to black out their vehicle number plates when advertising them for sale online.
There have been recent reports of number plate identification theft which has led to innocent vehicle owners accumulating parking fines, speeding tickets and reports of petrol drive-offs which have been made by offenders in stolen vehicles using the stolen number plates.
People are encouraged to report any suspicious activity around this through our 105 service.
The Team from Resene ColorShop Cambridge
Transform a plain deck or balcony into a bright, cheerful space with your favourite Resene colour to enjoy looking out onto during the gloomier months. Find out how you can refresh your deck with these easy step by step instructions.
The Team from Momentum Waikato
We've now made it easy and free to create a legal Will, and to leave a bequest in it to your favourite local causes, ALL YEAR ROUND!
Rather than waiting until the annual Wills Month in September, which previously was the only time of year we were able to make this offer, our website now has… View moreWe've now made it easy and free to create a legal Will, and to leave a bequest in it to your favourite local causes, ALL YEAR ROUND!
Rather than waiting until the annual Wills Month in September, which previously was the only time of year we were able to make this offer, our website now has a Will Writing page linking to our Gathered Here Will-making tool.
Trish Seddon from Te Awamutu Museum
Now the holidays are over and the cold wet weather is moving in, come on down and enjoy FREE family-friendly dinosaur activities and crafts for the whole of May.
• Trace different parts of dinosaurs to create your own Designasaur
• Make a 3D cut-out Designasaur
• Colour in a special … View moreNow the holidays are over and the cold wet weather is moving in, come on down and enjoy FREE family-friendly dinosaur activities and crafts for the whole of May.
• Trace different parts of dinosaurs to create your own Designasaur
• Make a 3D cut-out Designasaur
• Colour in a special dinosaur and we’ll make it into a badge
• Have a cool fossil handling experience
Check out our Facebook page and website for details:
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Free Activities, drop-in anytime, no booking required.
Children under 14 must be supervised by an adult
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There have been hundreds of brilliant entries from around New Zealand for local businesses; but have we received yours yet?
Make sure you share a few words about your favourite local to give them a chance to be this year's Prospa Local Business Hero because it's the LAST WEEK TO … View moreThere have been hundreds of brilliant entries from around New Zealand for local businesses; but have we received yours yet?
Make sure you share a few words about your favourite local to give them a chance to be this year's Prospa Local Business Hero because it's the LAST WEEK TO NOMINATE! It'll only take you a couple of minutes and they could win a prize package worth over $30,000! And you could win great prizes too.
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Libby Totton Reporter from Cambridge Edition
See photos from the Cambridge dawn service here.
Did you get to an Anzac Day service this year? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Helena from Cambridge
Recently local Cambridge resident Alex Schuler was selected to represent NZ at this year's UCI Junior Track World Championships which this year will be held in the Netherlands in August. This is the 2nd year that Alex has been selected to represent NZ, it is an amazing achievement, but once … View moreRecently local Cambridge resident Alex Schuler was selected to represent NZ at this year's UCI Junior Track World Championships which this year will be held in the Netherlands in August. This is the 2nd year that Alex has been selected to represent NZ, it is an amazing achievement, but once again as a junior rider, this is self-funded. Over the next few months, he will be running various fund-raising events and any support from his local and wider community would be greatly appreciated so that he can actually get there.
Currently Alex has a 'Give a Little Page' and if anyone is in a position to donate, even a little bit, it will go a long way!
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Please also feel free to share the page and if anyone is interested in sponsoring Alex, personally or through your business, we would love to hear from you.
Thank you! 🤞
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
A Tauranga man has filed a complaint with the Commerce Commission, claiming that due to dynamic pricing, it’s cheaper for him to fly to Los Angeles than to book a flight for his daughter from Tauranga to Wellington.
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