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This week the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2019 took effect, bringing in a raft of changes for tenants and landlords.
Here's what it means for renters and landlords.
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Jackie Pearson is amongst the leading New Zealand finest Watercolour artists'. She travels all over the world teaching and she is currently teaching watercolour in Greece. She is presenting a watercolour workshop to be held at the Feilding Art Centre, 104 Manchester St, Feilding. 06 323 2323.… View moreJackie Pearson is amongst the leading New Zealand finest Watercolour artists'. She travels all over the world teaching and she is currently teaching watercolour in Greece. She is presenting a watercolour workshop to be held at the Feilding Art Centre, 104 Manchester St, Feilding. 06 323 2323. 5th & 6th October 2019 10am - 3pm both days. Price $100. Tea & coffee supplied. Bring your materials. Limited space available.
Tobacco companies are ramping up advertising for vaping products in what's being called a lolly scramble for customers, before new regulations come in.
Local e-cigarette businesses and anti-smoking groups say aggressive marketing campaigns are a bid to maximise sales before an expected … View moreTobacco companies are ramping up advertising for vaping products in what's being called a lolly scramble for customers, before new regulations come in.
Local e-cigarette businesses and anti-smoking groups say aggressive marketing campaigns are a bid to maximise sales before an expected clampdown on how alternatives to smoking can be advertised.
To read more, click here.
Work to accommodate the arrival of four new P-8A Poseidon aircraft will soon start at Manawatū air f…
Palmerston North mayor Grant Smith is seeking another three years in the city's top job and he's ful…
FOOTBALL: A late run of wins has changed the fortunes of Massey University in the women's Federation…
Ozanam House, a home away from home for thousands of cancer patients for more than 50 years, is ree…
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