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Make this stylish hallway hanger for bags and coats finished in Resene Lazy River.
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Do more than A-B lines, use data from the first pass, either strip-till or planting, to automatically create full-field guidance lines for secondary passes for planting, spraying, and harvest. Each row has its own guidance lines created by AutoPath™ that implements of different widths can … View moreDo more than A-B lines, use data from the first pass, either strip-till or planting, to automatically create full-field guidance lines for secondary passes for planting, spraying, and harvest. Each row has its own guidance lines created by AutoPath™ that implements of different widths can utilise.
Improve application rates, fuel economy, and input placement utilising Gen 4 displays. The StarFire receivers deliver next-generation performance and dependability. A multi-constellation satellite signal reduces time needed to achieve full signal accuracy.
Find out more about Precision Ag technology, talk to our AMS team: 0800 TRACTOR.
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We want to know about incredible groups, individuals and organisations doing amazing things for others in our communities over the festive season. Simply share the details of their excellent work in below, and we'll help spread the word on Stuff!
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The environment is on the mind for North Islanders after a recent study by the University of Auckland that found that Aucklanders are inhaling large amounts of airborne microplastics.
Some New Zealanders are trying to do their bit for climate change by biking more, planting trees, trying … View moreThe environment is on the mind for North Islanders after a recent study by the University of Auckland that found that Aucklanders are inhaling large amounts of airborne microplastics.
Some New Zealanders are trying to do their bit for climate change by biking more, planting trees, trying Meat-Free Mondays and only purchasing used clothing.
Vote in the poll and share any thoughts below - if you don't wish for your comments to be shared in the We Say You Say column of your local paper alongside your first name and suburb, simply add Not For Print.
Come along to our End of Year Night Market being held this Friday 16th December 6pm - 9pm. There will be heaps of food and craft stalls. Entertainment and activities for the kids .It is also the final chance to view the Glow Exhibition and Iti Exhibition. Pack up the whole family and get down here … View moreCome along to our End of Year Night Market being held this Friday 16th December 6pm - 9pm. There will be heaps of food and craft stalls. Entertainment and activities for the kids .It is also the final chance to view the Glow Exhibition and Iti Exhibition. Pack up the whole family and get down here for dinner and fun and a great night out. There is something for everyone. 18 Herschel Street Ngaruawahia
Share a festive photo of your furry friend and you could be in to win a $100 Prezzy® card. Because the smell of the Christmas tree and the ripping open of presents isn’t only exciting for us. But for them too.
All pets are welcome - Santa paws, claws, beaks, and squeaks. And if you don’t … View moreShare a festive photo of your furry friend and you could be in to win a $100 Prezzy® card. Because the smell of the Christmas tree and the ripping open of presents isn’t only exciting for us. But for them too.
All pets are welcome - Santa paws, claws, beaks, and squeaks. And if you don’t have a pet, that’s fine; we’d love to see your festive snaps too.
Ends 21 December 2022
Kia ora!
It is that time of year again and our annual Kai & Carols event has returned. Join us for this free event on Sunday 18th December at the Good News Community Centre. Doors open 5pm with the kai at 5:30pm.
This is an awesome event which brings the community together to celebrate the … View moreKia ora!
It is that time of year again and our annual Kai & Carols event has returned. Join us for this free event on Sunday 18th December at the Good News Community Centre. Doors open 5pm with the kai at 5:30pm.
This is an awesome event which brings the community together to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas.
See you there!
Transform a plain bag into a summery tote with this pretty monstera leaf motif. Whether you use it as a beach bag, shopping bag or grocery bag, this simple stencilled tote is a fun and quick project you can do within an hour using your favourite Resene testpots.
Find out how to create your own… View moreTransform a plain bag into a summery tote with this pretty monstera leaf motif. Whether you use it as a beach bag, shopping bag or grocery bag, this simple stencilled tote is a fun and quick project you can do within an hour using your favourite Resene testpots.
Find out how to create your own.
Calling all house and garden lovers!
This is a unique opportunity to step inside the pages of the iconic New Zealand House & Garden magazine and experience a captivating mix of indoor and outdoor spaces.
Simply enquire online and be in to win:
- Return flights for two to the NZ … View moreCalling all house and garden lovers!
This is a unique opportunity to step inside the pages of the iconic New Zealand House & Garden magazine and experience a captivating mix of indoor and outdoor spaces.
Simply enquire online and be in to win:
- Return flights for two to the NZ House & Garden Tours location of your choice
- Tickets for two to the NZ House & Garden Tours
- Two nights accommodation
- Rental car
The river ferries firm is sunk financially, leaving director Darren Mills no choice but voluntary liquidation.
He'd been trying to sell the business and move closer to family, but said there were "a lot of tyre-kickers around, no money”.
The liquidation has raised questions about … View moreThe river ferries firm is sunk financially, leaving director Darren Mills no choice but voluntary liquidation.
He'd been trying to sell the business and move closer to family, but said there were "a lot of tyre-kickers around, no money”.
The liquidation has raised questions about jetty upgrades funded by ratepayers and whether they'll now be used.
The Boys’ Brigade Waikato Charitable Trust was founded through the generosity of past Boys' Brigade leaders and members leaving bequests in their wills, so its Board readily understood how a community foundation works when they were introduced to Momentum Waikato.
Like other uniformed … View moreThe Boys’ Brigade Waikato Charitable Trust was founded through the generosity of past Boys' Brigade leaders and members leaving bequests in their wills, so its Board readily understood how a community foundation works when they were introduced to Momentum Waikato.
Like other uniformed children’s groups, the Boys’ Brigade once had a much higher public profile - those with memory of 20th Century New Zealand may recall routinely seeing lads out and about in the organisation’s military-cadet-style uniform.
A network of units around the country has continued since those days, with numbers going up and down over time – last decade the Brigade as a whole was the fastest growing uniformed youth movement in the country, growth which has been somewhat stymied since by Covid.
We really enjoyed attending the Waikato Rugby Union Centenary celebration 'Journey through 100 years' last weekend at the Claudelands Event Centre.
At the dinner the Waikato Rugby Union officially launched the Waikato Community Rugby Fund to the rugby community, which is administered … View moreWe really enjoyed attending the Waikato Rugby Union Centenary celebration 'Journey through 100 years' last weekend at the Claudelands Event Centre.
At the dinner the Waikato Rugby Union officially launched the Waikato Community Rugby Fund to the rugby community, which is administered and invested by Momentum Waikato, with proceeds going directly to support amateur community rugby.
The pandemic has been challenging for sport and the Waikato Community Rugby Fund (WCRF) will help secure the WRU's future and continue to enable the grassroots game.
They need your support!
Please donate to the Waikato Community Rugby Fund by going to momentumwaikato.nz/wcrf via the button below.
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