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A baking supply shop is hoping to take the cake at an international industry awards ceremony. Kiwicakes, based in Kamo, has been nominated for 'best retailer' in the inaugural Australian Cake Decorating Network awards. People can vote online. More information here: www.stuff.co.nz...
… View moreA baking supply shop is hoping to take the cake at an international industry awards ceremony. Kiwicakes, based in Kamo, has been nominated for 'best retailer' in the inaugural Australian Cake Decorating Network awards. People can vote online. More information here: www.stuff.co.nz...
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Council is planning to redevelop the old Ballance Fertilizer site on Port Road, although exactly what kind of development it will be has yet to be decided.
In the meantime, contractors will begin dismantling the building and clearing the site late January 2018.
Read the full story here: … View moreCouncil is planning to redevelop the old Ballance Fertilizer site on Port Road, although exactly what kind of development it will be has yet to be decided.
In the meantime, contractors will begin dismantling the building and clearing the site late January 2018.
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Following the shut-down of the Ruakaka treatment plant earlier last week the reservoirs are slowly refilling. The water being distributed to One Tree Point may have an unpleasant earthy taste but it is safe to drink. Putting water in the fridge should improve the taste. However, if taste and odour … View moreFollowing the shut-down of the Ruakaka treatment plant earlier last week the reservoirs are slowly refilling. The water being distributed to One Tree Point may have an unpleasant earthy taste but it is safe to drink. Putting water in the fridge should improve the taste. However, if taste and odour problems persist please call Council on 09 430 4200 and we can organise for the lines in your street to be flushed as soon as we have sufficient water to do so – expected to be early this week.
We apologise for any inconvenience and thanks again for your understanding.
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