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A passing-on party for a man who was facing death and didn't want a funeral became exactly that when…
See the government has just changed the law so earthquake prone buildings no longer need to be fixed unless they are being up-graded/altered. Does this mean we are off the hook with $50m for re-building Rugby Park. I may be wrong but the question was worth asking.
Carbon emissions have grown 20 per cent in the past decade, and we need to be paying attention. We need to be asking what we will be driving, where we will be working, and what we will be eating, to change our lifestyle by 2050.
Educational institutions, such as Taranaki's Western … View moreCarbon emissions have grown 20 per cent in the past decade, and we need to be paying attention. We need to be asking what we will be driving, where we will be working, and what we will be eating, to change our lifestyle by 2050.
Educational institutions, such as Taranaki's Western Institute of Technology will be handed a role of upskilling an already highly skilled workforce during the transition towards a low emission economy.
Current ideas include having a car-free day each week, switching to LED lighting and turning appliances off at the wall. What do you currently do to help reach zero carbon? Do you think it's an issue we need to be putting more importance on NOW?
A Taranaki midwife is urging pregnant women to protect themselves from the flu this winter. Being p…
A kitchen was alight when firefighters arrived at a New Plymouth house on Friday evening. About 7.…
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