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Take a look inside this weekend’s Sunday Star-times, where you’ll find the new look Homed publication, full of inspirational and award-winning content from Stuff, NZ House & Garden and NZ… View moreHi Neighbours,
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You are invited to join us for the opening of Graham Christensen's solo exhibition, Rural Recollections at 1.30pm, Sat 7 March at The Yellow Church Gallery, SH1, Mangaweka.
Graham’s latest paintings depict his life-long love of farming and the unique landscape that New Zealand offers. His… View moreYou are invited to join us for the opening of Graham Christensen's solo exhibition, Rural Recollections at 1.30pm, Sat 7 March at The Yellow Church Gallery, SH1, Mangaweka.
Graham’s latest paintings depict his life-long love of farming and the unique landscape that New Zealand offers. His works are a reminiscence of rural life and moments in time that make up the rich tapestry of our farming communities and their significant place in our country’s history.
The opening will provide an opportunity to meet the artist and discuss his work over a glass of wine and nibbles.
This event is in conjunction with Mangaweka Day celebrations and the Taihape Gumboot Day Family Festival - what a great day out in the Rangitikei District.
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The city's urban dwellers are about to meet Manawatū's rural dags for the annual Rural Games in Palmerston North's square.
More than 25,000 people are expected to come to town over two days, with national and international audiences through media, social … View moreAta mārie kiritata,
The city's urban dwellers are about to meet Manawatū's rural dags for the annual Rural Games in Palmerston North's square.
More than 25,000 people are expected to come to town over two days, with national and international audiences through media, social media and television coverage.
Five per cent of the $1 million event is supported the city council, but the games trust's chairman Margaret Kouvelis wants a greater contribution to the games.
Should council contribute more?
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