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Come and test drive this great 2010 Subaru Exiga 2.0 Automatic Petrol.
Classic Grey, 7 Seater, 84,000 km's great sale price $12,990 or finance from $85 p/w.
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5 Door, 7 Seater +, ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning, AirBags, Alloy Wheels, CD Player, Central Locking, Climate … View moreCome and test drive this great 2010 Subaru Exiga 2.0 Automatic Petrol.
Classic Grey, 7 Seater, 84,000 km's great sale price $12,990 or finance from $85 p/w.
Features:
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From now until 31 August, every time you spend $20 at Centre City, you can claim a voting token. Cast your vote at the voting station outside the Management Office and help your school get a share of $10,000.
Here’s a look at how your school could be taking a share of the prize pool –
First… View moreFrom now until 31 August, every time you spend $20 at Centre City, you can claim a voting token. Cast your vote at the voting station outside the Management Office and help your school get a share of $10,000.
Here’s a look at how your school could be taking a share of the prize pool –
First prize $5,000. Second prize $3,000.
Third prize $1,000. Fourth and fifth runners-up get $500 each.
Bill Gavin, 24, lives a simple, yet fulfilling life. He lives at home with his mother Suzy Dymock, …
Five kilometres into a 45km swim Paul Feltoe gets stung by a jelly fish. The support crew on the bo…
The final version of Taranaki's route to become a low-emissions region by 2050 has been released. …
It's 12pm on Saturday and everyone is wondering where Martha Szymanska is. More than 50 people hav…
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Taranaki detectives have recovered a cache of suspected stolen goods in a van. They include tools and electrical equipment.
Police want to find the owner of a Paslode electric nail gun and Makita drop saw which have the name 'Mike' stenciled in black capital letters on them.
If … View moreTaranaki detectives have recovered a cache of suspected stolen goods in a van. They include tools and electrical equipment.
Police want to find the owner of a Paslode electric nail gun and Makita drop saw which have the name 'Mike' stenciled in black capital letters on them.
If these belong to you, please contact Detective Sergeant Chris Allemann on 021 191 4531.
Find out more here
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Look at any Taranaki council - and most New Zealand councils - and they're often a poor reflection o…
Aviation officials have issued the first fine in Taranaki for an illegal drone flight. The Civil A…
Olive, the giant Friesian cow statue that welcomes visitors to Hāwera in South Taranaki, has suffere…
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The August edition of the SuperSenior newsletter is out now! It's filled with all the latest news and Super Gold Card offers.
In this issue we find out about the Spark phone scam and how to avoid becoming a victim.
We also find out more about virtual reality technology being … View moreHi Neighbours!
The August edition of the SuperSenior newsletter is out now! It's filled with all the latest news and Super Gold Card offers.
In this issue we find out about the Spark phone scam and how to avoid becoming a victim.
We also find out more about virtual reality technology being piloted at the Lady Allum rest home in Auckland.
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Today's students have grown up in a digital world where traditional pen and paper is obsolete, and at the end of the year, they'll be sitting their exams on a computer.
Deputy Principal Melinda Stevenson says "I think it will go well. We've got to give it a go."
What … View moreToday's students have grown up in a digital world where traditional pen and paper is obsolete, and at the end of the year, they'll be sitting their exams on a computer.
Deputy Principal Melinda Stevenson says "I think it will go well. We've got to give it a go."
What do you think? Can you imagine doing a school exam online?
Read more here
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