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Michael Hill's beast of a boat has attracted an unlikely biggest fan. Three-year-old Kael Rodie,…
Lakes in the wider Manawatū region are in dire health, as all those being constantly monitored score…
Lakes in the wider Manawatū region are in dire health, as all those being constantly monitored score…
Very many congratulations to Jess Hemi who was the lucky winner of $1000 travel voucher we gave away at the Pulse game on Sunday. Jess has just got engaged so is going to use her voucher towards a honeymoon in Vanuatu. Ahhhhh. - we love a happy ending!
The popular Rangitīkei cycling event Pedal 4 Pleasure is coming back to Marton. The Marton Rotary C…
The popular Rangitīkei cycling event Pedal 4 Pleasure is coming back to Marton. The Marton Rotary C…
An extensive collection of Malcolm Warr silkscreen prints began 15 years ago with a stumbled-upon op…
Feilding's water supply is about to be strengthened, but the new water reservoir comes with a $1.8 m…
Feilding's water supply is about to be strengthened, but the new water reservoir comes with a $1.8 m…
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As a Refugee Support Volunteer, you could help former refugees learn about Kiwi culture and how to get themselves and their homes set up in NZ. Help make a tangible difference.
If you're in Palmerston North,… View moreWant to make a real difference in the lives of people who now call New Zealand home?
As a Refugee Support Volunteer, you could help former refugees learn about Kiwi culture and how to get themselves and their homes set up in NZ. Help make a tangible difference.
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Sarah Meurk is a beauty therapist and make-up artist, but out in the paddock she's vying to be New Z…
Sarah Meurk is a beauty therapist and make-up artist, but out in the paddock she's vying to be New Z…
A surge in "email extortion scams" has been detected by Government cyber-safety organisation Cert NZ.
Cert NZ director Rob Pope said such frauds usually involved attackers demanding money and making threats. Read more
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