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Another confirmed case of measles in Taupō has Toi Te Ora Public Health urging people in the area to…
It struck Zane Tetevano just as the coffin was closing. He had been thinking about the late William…
The call is out to bring back flowers and create a riot of colour in gardens this October for National Gardening Week!
National Gardening Week: Flower Power - 21-28 October 2019
To get you started flower-bombing register online between 1st and 14th October to receive a free packet of seeds … View moreThe call is out to bring back flowers and create a riot of colour in gardens this October for National Gardening Week!
National Gardening Week: Flower Power - 21-28 October 2019
To get you started flower-bombing register online between 1st and 14th October to receive a free packet of seeds from Yates flower range including flowers for colour & bees.
We’re also on the search for Yates Budding Young Gardener 2019, the lucky winner will become a Yates Kid Ambassador for one year and win a family trip for four, to Hawaii. Entries close 6th October.
T's & C's apply.
Legendary Irish comedian Dylan Moran is returning to New Zealand with a brand-new show Dr. Cosmos.
Moran will once again offer his unique take on love, politics, misery and the everyday absurdities of life, all served with poetical panache from one of the finest comedians of his generation.
… View moreLegendary Irish comedian Dylan Moran is returning to New Zealand with a brand-new show Dr. Cosmos.
Moran will once again offer his unique take on love, politics, misery and the everyday absurdities of life, all served with poetical panache from one of the finest comedians of his generation.
Moran has been called the Oscar Wilde of comedy and his famed style - deadpan, witty and crackpot lyricism - promises to be an unmissable journey through his interpretations of the world, swerving cliche to offer a cutting blow to our idiosyncrasies
Some movie-lovers prefer to travel to a big city cinema, but Starlight Cinema Centre owner Peter Smith says his cinema is still as busy as ever.
He says the key to small cinema success was all about the service. "It's one on one talking to people. It is the whole experience they … View moreSome movie-lovers prefer to travel to a big city cinema, but Starlight Cinema Centre owner Peter Smith says his cinema is still as busy as ever.
He says the key to small cinema success was all about the service. "It's one on one talking to people. It is the whole experience they get," he said. What's your favourite part of the cinema experience?
Tokoroa High School principal Willie Ford was once a school dropout. But his dedicated push for his…
Delays have struck, and more delays are expected, after Corrections hired an Australian company to s…
'Menzshed New Zealand' is bringing a shed to Tokora. It aims to bring retired men from throughout the district together to share their skills, have a laugh, and work on practical tasks.
Do you think this is a cool initiative? Would you make the most of it?
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Choosing to travel to a big city cinema has become common for those living in Waikato's outlying tow…
Old habits and a reluctance to use new technology are to blame for excessive wait times to see a doctor in South Waikato.
Graham Henley had to wait six weeks to get an appointment at Tokoroa Medical Centre for a sore throat.
What's your experience? What's the longest time you've … View moreOld habits and a reluctance to use new technology are to blame for excessive wait times to see a doctor in South Waikato.
Graham Henley had to wait six weeks to get an appointment at Tokoroa Medical Centre for a sore throat.
What's your experience? What's the longest time you've had to wait?
We're on the hunt for people who've passed "inheritance" on to their kids while still alive? i.e. you haven't made them wait for it to be distributed by a will. Do you fit the bill? Get in touch with susan.edmunds@stuff.co.nz
Here at Neighbourhood Support we know first hand that communities that stay connected and prepared fare better in emergencies than those without a plan.
For the month of October, we want to see how you tackle emergency preparedness. From getting first aid training to putting together a grab n’ … View moreHere at Neighbourhood Support we know first hand that communities that stay connected and prepared fare better in emergencies than those without a plan.
For the month of October, we want to see how you tackle emergency preparedness. From getting first aid training to putting together a grab n’ go bag with survival essentials, a little bit of planning goes a long way to make sure you can get through any situation.
This month also coincides with International Day of Disaster Reduction on October 13th and New Zealand’s national earthquake drill and tsunami hikoi, ShakeOut, on Thursday, October 17th at 1.30pm.
Let us know how you’re preparing for anything in your home, at work or in your community by tagging us in your posts + using the following hashtag so we can see what you get up to:
#NSNZprepared
Plenty of work for the South Waikato's increasingly ageing population looks to be on its way. The d…
The new operator of the Taupō market may have to cope with the market forces of competing with the f…
This offer ends today! For 75 years, NZ Gardener has been sharing great gardening advice and amazing New Zealand gardens, DIY projects, seasonal recipes and preserves and more. For the month of September we’d like to offer our Neighbourly audience a special offer for a one-year subscription at … View moreThis offer ends today! For 75 years, NZ Gardener has been sharing great gardening advice and amazing New Zealand gardens, DIY projects, seasonal recipes and preserves and more. For the month of September we’d like to offer our Neighbourly audience a special offer for a one-year subscription at $75. Use the promo code NZGN75.
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