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Matt Rilkoff Reporter from Taranaki Daily News
We know fruit trees aren't cheap to buy but we never thought they'd be stolen from people's gardens. New Plymouth woman Jan Kuyl recently lost $600 worth of trees. What is happening out there people?
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A cash-strapped national youth cancer charity has confirmed it is to axe a number of jobs as it undergoes a restructure to stay afloat.
Although CanTeen has yet to announce the number of positions being lost, or the regions affected, Stuff understands that Manawatū, Dunedin and Hawkes Bay … View moreA cash-strapped national youth cancer charity has confirmed it is to axe a number of jobs as it undergoes a restructure to stay afloat.
Although CanTeen has yet to announce the number of positions being lost, or the regions affected, Stuff understands that Manawatū, Dunedin and Hawkes Bay branches are closing, while Taranaki will shut for good at the end of the week. Read more
Blanton Smith Reporter from Taranaki Daily News
CanTeen has confirmed a national restructure will take place meaning its Taranaki branch will close on Friday, with the sole employee being made redundant on Dec19 - just six days before Christmas.
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