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Our Southland columnist Robert Guyton recently hosted his 60th birthday party in his forest garden, and the garden enjoyed the bash as much as he did, he reckons.
Our Southland columnist Robert Guyton recently hosted his 60th birthday party in his forest garden, and the garden enjoyed the bash as much as he did, he reckons.
Our Southland columnist Robert Guyton recently hosted his 60th birthday party in his forest garden, and the garden enjoyed the bash as much as he did, he reckons.
Could a capital gains tax (not on the family home), taking GST off healthy food, or taxing activity that damages the environment make NZ an even better place to live and work? The Tax Working Group are keen to hear what matters most to you. Time is ticking to have your say.
Head over to the Tax… View moreCould a capital gains tax (not on the family home), taking GST off healthy food, or taxing activity that damages the environment make NZ an even better place to live and work? The Tax Working Group are keen to hear what matters most to you. Time is ticking to have your say.
Head over to the Tax Working Group’s website by 30 April, watch a series of five short videos explaining the issues, and let them know your thoughts in the comment section.
Don't miss out. Have your say on the future of tax by 30 April at: taxworkinggroup.govt.nz/have-your-say-future-tax
Former Invercargill woman Priscilla Frame's hard work has paid off.
The Southern Institute of Technology graduate has used her double bachelor degree in audio production and contemporary music to work on producing film Broken.
The New Zealand-made Box Office movie opened in more than 50 … View moreFormer Invercargill woman Priscilla Frame's hard work has paid off.
The Southern Institute of Technology graduate has used her double bachelor degree in audio production and contemporary music to work on producing film Broken.
The New Zealand-made Box Office movie opened in more than 50 cinemas throughout the country on February 1, and was played for free at City Impact Church, in Invercargill during Easter.
We've got a question for you. Tell us truthfully what your tendencies are when it comes to using your mobile phone while driving. Don't worry we won't tell anyone; we're just trying to find out how widespread mobile usage is while driving. Voting on the poll below is completely … View moreWe've got a question for you. Tell us truthfully what your tendencies are when it comes to using your mobile phone while driving. Don't worry we won't tell anyone; we're just trying to find out how widespread mobile usage is while driving. Voting on the poll below is completely anonymous.
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