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Tobacco companies are ramping up advertising for vaping products in what's being called a lolly scramble for customers, before new regulations come in.
Local e-cigarette businesses and anti-smoking groups say aggressive marketing campaigns are a bid to maximise sales before an expected … View moreTobacco companies are ramping up advertising for vaping products in what's being called a lolly scramble for customers, before new regulations come in.
Local e-cigarette businesses and anti-smoking groups say aggressive marketing campaigns are a bid to maximise sales before an expected clampdown on how alternatives to smoking can be advertised.
To read more, click here.
Chinese now make up the largest ethnic group visiting Putaruru's Blue Spring. The spring, along the…
A South Waikato District Council candidate's call for New Zealand to become a Nazi nation has been l…
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Looking forward to celebrating our wonderful communities across the country with all of you from 27 March to 5 of April.
A grief like no other. That's how Emma Adams describes coping with losing a family member to suicid…
Days after being re-elected unopposed South Waikato Mayor Jenny Shattock has announced this term wil…
Hi neighbours,
Current South Waikato District mayor Jenny Shattock has been re-elected as mayor unopposed.
When the deadline for nominations passed at midday on Friday hers was only one nomination for Mayor. Tīrau Ward Councillor candidate Peter Schulte was also re-elected unopposed.
So how do … View moreHi neighbours,
Current South Waikato District mayor Jenny Shattock has been re-elected as mayor unopposed.
When the deadline for nominations passed at midday on Friday hers was only one nomination for Mayor. Tīrau Ward Councillor candidate Peter Schulte was also re-elected unopposed.
So how do you feel about a mayor/councillor being elected unopposed?
Would you prefer to have a choice on who to vote for?
And what do you think this says about people's opinions on local democracy?
Let us know in the comments below.
Check out the latest work from Stuff Circuit. A must-watch for anyone seeking a better understanding of the culture that fostered the Christchurch mosque attacks. Watch now by clicking here.
Hey neighbours,
The region (and city) you choose to invest in can drastically impact your future returns.
That's why, once you decide to invest in NZ's property market, your next step is to question which region you should park your money in.
To read more about where the best … View moreHey neighbours,
The region (and city) you choose to invest in can drastically impact your future returns.
That's why, once you decide to invest in NZ's property market, your next step is to question which region you should park your money in.
To read more about where the best property deals might be click here.
Hi neighbours - prisoners have expressed that they want to be able to vote in both the general election and local body elections.
They say it would help them feel human and connected to the community, with former prisoner Awatea Mita saying the voting ban is "humiliating and … View moreHi neighbours - prisoners have expressed that they want to be able to vote in both the general election and local body elections.
They say it would help them feel human and connected to the community, with former prisoner Awatea Mita saying the voting ban is "humiliating and dehumanising".
What do you think? Should prisoners be allowed to vote in the council elections? Read more here
Hannah Howell's sporting CV is exhausting to read. The 17-year-old Taupō triathlete racks up podium…
Hi neighbours - prisoners have expressed that they want to be able to vote in both the general election and local body elections.
They say it would help them feel human and connected to the community, with former prisoner Awatea Mita saying the voting ban is "humiliating and … View moreHi neighbours - prisoners have expressed that they want to be able to vote in both the general election and local body elections.
They say it would help them feel human and connected to the community, with former prisoner Awatea Mita saying the voting ban is "humiliating and dehumanising".
What do you think? Should prisoners be allowed to vote in the council elections? Read more here
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