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Gail Parata will take over from Yvette McCausland-Durie as head coach of the Central Pulse netball champions.
Parata, 52, headed offshore in 2013 and spent six years as head coach of the Scottish Thistles national team.
She said she was “absolutely delighted’’ to return home to the Pulse … View moreGail Parata will take over from Yvette McCausland-Durie as head coach of the Central Pulse netball champions.
Parata, 52, headed offshore in 2013 and spent six years as head coach of the Scottish Thistles national team.
She said she was “absolutely delighted’’ to return home to the Pulse head coaching role. Last year, Parata, who has a Master of Science Performance Coaching degree, took Scotland, a team of athletes who largely work full-time or are students, to their highest ever world ranking of seventh.
James Matamua is a name to remember.
The Upper Hutt 22 year-old has taken an unlikely path to acting stardom after being discovered in an Upper Hutt boxing gym.
When Kiwi director Sam Kelly walked into the Heretaunga Boxing Gym, he wasn’t expecting to find New Zealand’s next big talent. But … View moreJames Matamua is a name to remember.
The Upper Hutt 22 year-old has taken an unlikely path to acting stardom after being discovered in an Upper Hutt boxing gym.
When Kiwi director Sam Kelly walked into the Heretaunga Boxing Gym, he wasn’t expecting to find New Zealand’s next big talent. But that is exactly what Kelly found when he handed out audition forms to the young men hanging around after training.
Matamua was so confident he’d get the role after auditioning, James started signing off as ’’Next Big Thing’’ in his emails to the producer, telling them not to bother auditioning anyone else. It was this confidence, humour and natural charm that endeared the casting team to him and won him the role.
Matamua scored a role in Savages, a film about the early history of gangs in New Zealand.
In the market for yearling bulls? We know every advantage counts in the farming industry. Advantage is exactly what we give the breeders and farmers we partner with.
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PGG Wrightson Livestock Genetics combine decades of hands-on rural experience with the most comprehensive data available.
We partner with forward-thinking breeders and farmers to enhance animal performance and improve business results.
If you’re looking for better business results, then view upcoming PGG Wrightson Yearling Bull Sales around New Zealand.
The government mandate to don masks on public transport came into effect today.
What were your experiences this morning - was everyone following the rules?
For those who are thinking of buying a chainsaw or have just bought one and are thinking
"what now ?" , then this is the seminar for you. We are now regularly running our popular Beginners Chainsaw Training seminars, both weekend and mid week sessions, so for just $50.00 incl. GST, you … View moreFor those who are thinking of buying a chainsaw or have just bought one and are thinking
"what now ?" , then this is the seminar for you. We are now regularly running our popular Beginners Chainsaw Training seminars, both weekend and mid week sessions, so for just $50.00 incl. GST, you can learn how to sharpen and maintain your saw, the safety equipment you need, safety features and information on safe usage. Contact Kevin from Harbour City Tree Care on 0274 423 859 and book in for a session that will enable you to utilise one of the most versatile tools you will ever own.
Come and give lawn bowls a try. A game for all ages and abilities. Play socially or competitively. We have 2 Open Days this month - Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th September, both from 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm. Just bring some flat soled shoes. All other equipment supplied. Address: 34 Frankmoore Avenue. … View moreCome and give lawn bowls a try. A game for all ages and abilities. Play socially or competitively. We have 2 Open Days this month - Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th September, both from 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm. Just bring some flat soled shoes. All other equipment supplied. Address: 34 Frankmoore Avenue. For more details see attached file.
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Hi everyone, following the fire at a frequent haunt of squatters on Abel Smith St on Tuesday night, one of our reporters is looking derelict former dwellings around the city.
If you know of any in your area please get in touch with senior reporter Damian George: damian.george@stuff.co.nz
The … View moreHi everyone, following the fire at a frequent haunt of squatters on Abel Smith St on Tuesday night, one of our reporters is looking derelict former dwellings around the city.
If you know of any in your area please get in touch with senior reporter Damian George: damian.george@stuff.co.nz
The attached pic is of a derelict three-storey Edwardian-era home at 1 Allenby Tce which was damaged in several fire incidents between 2009 and 2014.
Brendan Goudswaard was called every name under the sun, cautioned against wearing make-up and skirts by his teachers, pushed, shoved and had abuse yelled at him from passing cars.
He came out about a year after the murder of his classmate Jeff Whittington.
He still remembers the shock waves the … View moreBrendan Goudswaard was called every name under the sun, cautioned against wearing make-up and skirts by his teachers, pushed, shoved and had abuse yelled at him from passing cars.
He came out about a year after the murder of his classmate Jeff Whittington.
He still remembers the shock waves the hate crime sent through his Wellington High School community in 1999.
Wired Pup coffee is opening on Monday 7th September from 7AM located at Embrace Design. 180 Main Road Tawa.
In all the fuss over Covid-19, it has largely been forgotten that the Pulse recently won the ANZ Premiership Grand Final.
Having won the title two years running, they are Wellington's most successful sporting team.
What can we do to better recognise their success?
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