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Mike Pero MotoFest 2019 will be the homecoming for Taihape-born Kiwi international Simon Crafar. Crafer will the headline act at the second annual Mike Pero MotoFest extravaganza at Hampton Downs over the weekend of March 2-3.
The jam-packed weekend will be a unique Kiwi festival of motorcycling… View moreMike Pero MotoFest 2019 will be the homecoming for Taihape-born Kiwi international Simon Crafar. Crafer will the headline act at the second annual Mike Pero MotoFest extravaganza at Hampton Downs over the weekend of March 2-3.
The jam-packed weekend will be a unique Kiwi festival of motorcycling, with speed, power, poise, balance, daring and high-octane expression by the bucket-load.
MotoFest will run with the same format that was introduced last time around and will again include the popular Kawasaki Trail Ride, Motul Trials Challenge, Star Insurance Bike Show, Alpine Stars Dinner event, Shoei Classic, as well as the national championship superbike racing.
For the first time, ACC’s Shiny Side Up Bike Fest will also be running in conjunction with MotoFest.
Hi there everybody, does anybody have this plant in their garden by any chance? I have a cold sore and a friend of mine in South Africa says that the leaves are excellent when applied on the spot and prevent recurrence. Thanks in advance!
Ka'iulani Forbes was low on luck as a toddler. She suffered a rare form of cancer, that threatened t…
Thank you so much to Neighbourly for the 'Nice Neighbour' initiative. I nominated my past neighbour, Adele Parsons, and she won a $25 pressie card, and I did too. She rang me very appreciative. Was lovely!!!!
Hi neighbours,
Are you disgusted by the amount of unnecessary plastic packaging for products sold in supermarkets?
We've gotten rid of plastic bags from our supermarkets, but many shoppers reckon that should only be the beginning.
A national day of plastic protest has been organised, … View moreHi neighbours,
Are you disgusted by the amount of unnecessary plastic packaging for products sold in supermarkets?
We've gotten rid of plastic bags from our supermarkets, but many shoppers reckon that should only be the beginning.
A national day of plastic protest has been organised, encouraging shoppers to unwrap and leave unnecessary plastic packaging behind at supermarkets.
To read more, click here.
Will you be taking part in the national day of action against plastic packaging?
Experience the real Europe & Britain in 2019 with Trafalgar.
From the hulking fjords in Norway that look as though they’ve been ripped straight from a J.R.R. Tolkien novel, to the quaint neighbourhoods of Spain where sangria flows as freely as the native tongue, Europe is a continent of … View moreExperience the real Europe & Britain in 2019 with Trafalgar.
From the hulking fjords in Norway that look as though they’ve been ripped straight from a J.R.R. Tolkien novel, to the quaint neighbourhoods of Spain where sangria flows as freely as the native tongue, Europe is a continent of many wonderful contrasts. See history come to life before your very eyes as you traverse the varied landscapes, marvel at the icons and find your happy place with a collection of real Trafalgar experiences that you can’t find on any other tour.
With 116 handcrafted itineraries and 220 cities, leave the guidebooks at home and let us show you the Real Europe and Britain.
Good people. Good times. Good everything. The Good Life.
Plus save up to 10%* when you book and pay in full before 31Jan 2019.
For more information visit your local travel agent, visit trafalgar.com or call 0800 484 333
*T&Cs apply. Refer to trafalgar.com/en-nz/destinations/europe or your travel agent for full offer details.
Offering a supercharged route into the business of computing the Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology (PGCertInfoTech) is a short, intensive programme perfect for those who already possess an undergraduate degree in a non-ICT-related subject.
You’ll gain fundamental skills in … View moreOffering a supercharged route into the business of computing the Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology (PGCertInfoTech) is a short, intensive programme perfect for those who already possess an undergraduate degree in a non-ICT-related subject.
You’ll gain fundamental skills in software development, including current knowledge of object-oriented programming and design, as well as web technologies and databases, to complement your existing critical thinking and communication abilities.
Find out more at ictgraduateschool.ac.nz
Hi neighbours! Have you got a story about an issue relevant to the wider Cambridge community or the whole country? Every Wednesday, reporter Gary Farrow is based in Onyx Cambridge from 12pm to 3pm. If you want to meet with him, feel free to contact him on 027 204 2932 or gary.farrow@stuff.co.nz and… View moreHi neighbours! Have you got a story about an issue relevant to the wider Cambridge community or the whole country? Every Wednesday, reporter Gary Farrow is based in Onyx Cambridge from 12pm to 3pm. If you want to meet with him, feel free to contact him on 027 204 2932 or gary.farrow@stuff.co.nz and organise a time.
Hi neighbours, our life and style reporter is on the hunt for New Zealand's favourite flavour of cake.
We asked some experts which cake they believe Kiwis love the most - read their thoughts here. But want to make sure we are up to speed with what Kiwis really think! Which is your favourite… View moreHi neighbours, our life and style reporter is on the hunt for New Zealand's favourite flavour of cake.
We asked some experts which cake they believe Kiwis love the most - read their thoughts here. But want to make sure we are up to speed with what Kiwis really think! Which is your favourite cake flavour?
Teacher with a Bachelor of Music (First Class Honours) and a Bachelor of Arts (Theatre Studies major) with 15 years teaching experience, privately and in schools, has spaces available for 2019.
Teaches ages 4 to adult, beginner to advanced, in a variety of methods. Exam preparation available for … View moreTeacher with a Bachelor of Music (First Class Honours) and a Bachelor of Arts (Theatre Studies major) with 15 years teaching experience, privately and in schools, has spaces available for 2019.
Teaches ages 4 to adult, beginner to advanced, in a variety of methods. Exam preparation available for those looking to push themselves. Lesson times are flexible and available during the day. Lessons in your home for your convenience.
Speech and drama lessons also available for fun/personal development or exam preparation.
Taking new students for 2019 now.
First "trial" lesson is free
Then $25 per half hour.
For more information
Text or call: 0273324316
Email e.j.campbell@hotmail.com
Teacher with a Bachelor of Music (First Class Honours) and a Bachelor of Arts (Theatre Studies major) with 15 years teaching experience, privately and in schools, has spaces available for 2019.
Teaches ages 4 to adult, beginner to advanced, in a variety of methods. Exam preparation available for … View moreTeacher with a Bachelor of Music (First Class Honours) and a Bachelor of Arts (Theatre Studies major) with 15 years teaching experience, privately and in schools, has spaces available for 2019.
Teaches ages 4 to adult, beginner to advanced, in a variety of methods. Exam preparation available for those looking to push themselves. Lesson times are flexible and available during the day. Lessons in your home for your convenience.
Speech and drama lessons also available for fun/personal development or exam preparation.
Taking new students for 2019 now.
First "trial" lesson is free
Then $25 per half hour.
For more information
Text or call: 0273324316
Email e.j.campbell@hotmail.com
In January 2018, Honey the Boxer dog was getting ready for her final road trip. One year on, Kelley …
Hi neighbours! You may remember, just over a year ago, the Cambridge Edition covered a story of some residents who were getting bothered by local roaming roosters. Are any of you still having problems with this, or are they bothering your hens? Please feel free to get in touch!
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