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A Landmark report is suggesting our rural roads should be reduced to 70kmh. So, is it a good idea?
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My daughter is doing a wearable arts project at school so if anyone has some coke type cans that haven't been crushed could we please have them. The more the better! Thanks!!
If you’re Māori and enrolled to vote, look out for your Māori Electoral Option pack in the mail. You can choose to be on the Māori roll or General roll.
Bulbs are a truly amazing package. Simply buy your bag of favourites, follow the instructions and wa…
Show your neighbourhood how much you love it by getting involved in The Great Community Clean Up 2018. You could win great prizes so make sure you register a clean up event before 22 April.
Taking part in the Great Community Clean Up is easy: grab your friends, your neighbours (or your and … View moreShow your neighbourhood how much you love it by getting involved in The Great Community Clean Up 2018. You could win great prizes so make sure you register a clean up event before 22 April.
Taking part in the Great Community Clean Up is easy: grab your friends, your neighbours (or your and simply pick up a little litter in your street, tidy your favourite park, or remove bits and bobs from a nearby beach. Take part in 2018!
2007 Nissan Murano TI 3.5 V6 4WD done approx 158000 kms Petrol
Mid night Blue colour
Tow bar, sunroof, leather interior, seat warmers, 5 door, Tiptronic Automatic, tinted windows
Lovely car to drive, has heaps of room, a couple of marks on the paintwork and some wear on seat.
Rego & warrant… View more2007 Nissan Murano TI 3.5 V6 4WD done approx 158000 kms Petrol
Mid night Blue colour
Tow bar, sunroof, leather interior, seat warmers, 5 door, Tiptronic Automatic, tinted windows
Lovely car to drive, has heaps of room, a couple of marks on the paintwork and some wear on seat.
Rego & warrant expires Oct 18
Views welcome
Price Neg
In this week's issue of Get Growing we have top tips on foraging for edible fungi, making seed-raising mix out of autumn leaves, collecting seed from deciduous trees, picking peaches and brewing cider.
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Our crop of the week is … View moreIn this week's issue of Get Growing we have top tips on foraging for edible fungi, making seed-raising mix out of autumn leaves, collecting seed from deciduous trees, picking peaches and brewing cider.
Subscribe now and you'll never miss another issue!
Our crop of the week is Humulus lupulus, the hop plant, and we have a special feature on planting spring-flowering bulbs including a regional planting and flowering guide. Make health-boosting meals from new cookbook SuperVeg and be in to WIN SOME GREAT PRIZES!
Opinion: As we head towards April we look forward to the start of the Waikato Bay of Plenty region's…
Check out these wonderfully quirky entries we've received so far for the Resene Upcycling Awards! There's still plenty of time for you to get your upcycle on.. don't forget there's Bonus Categories for "Best entry for under 18", "Most colourful entry" and … View moreCheck out these wonderfully quirky entries we've received so far for the Resene Upcycling Awards! There's still plenty of time for you to get your upcycle on.. don't forget there's Bonus Categories for "Best entry for under 18", "Most colourful entry" and "Most unrecognisable re-purposed item"!
It's not too late to show us your creative side and you could WIN...
Waipa District Council is standing its ground, having voted for a second time not to form a water co…
Chris Whitta sits in his room at Trevellyn watching an interview about Aussie cricketers Steve Smith…
Kayleb Breen, 21, quit smoking due to the rising cost of a packet of cigarettes. He believes tax increases are an effective way to stub out the habit, as he simply could no longer afford a pack of smokes. If you wanted to make NZ smoke free by 2025, how would you implement it?
*PLEASE BE MINDFUL … View moreKayleb Breen, 21, quit smoking due to the rising cost of a packet of cigarettes. He believes tax increases are an effective way to stub out the habit, as he simply could no longer afford a pack of smokes. If you wanted to make NZ smoke free by 2025, how would you implement it?
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