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Libby Totton Reporter from South Waikato News
Anton Milnes knows working as a police officer he can be just a small part of someone’s really bad day.
However, he’s hoping to be more than that, especially in his home town of Tokoroa.
Milnes grew up with police officers as his mentors - he even trained at Tokoroa police station gym … View moreAnton Milnes knows working as a police officer he can be just a small part of someone’s really bad day.
However, he’s hoping to be more than that, especially in his home town of Tokoroa.
Milnes grew up with police officers as his mentors - he even trained at Tokoroa police station gym with his junior rugby team.
Would you consider being a police officer in your hometown? (Please add NFP if you don't want your comments used in print.)
Libby Totton Reporter from South Waikato News
The South Waikato town of Tīrau could be in line for a corporate fast food takeover if consent is given for the building of a Starbucks and Burger King on the main drag though town.
But, some locals don’t think the corporate giants are the right fit for the town known for its boutique cafes, … View moreThe South Waikato town of Tīrau could be in line for a corporate fast food takeover if consent is given for the building of a Starbucks and Burger King on the main drag though town.
But, some locals don’t think the corporate giants are the right fit for the town known for its boutique cafes, antique shops and corrugated iron inspired art works and facades.
What do you think? Would you want to see these fast food outlets on State Highway 1 in Tīrau? (Please add NFP if you do not want your comments to be used in print.)
Libby Totton Reporter from South Waikato News
Rumours the South Waikato’s council wants to sell off or close down public facilities - including libraries, pools and the Tokoroa airfield - are just rumours, according to the district’s deputy mayor.
However, deputy mayor Hamish Daine said confusion over a series of “signals” made in … View moreRumours the South Waikato’s council wants to sell off or close down public facilities - including libraries, pools and the Tokoroa airfield - are just rumours, according to the district’s deputy mayor.
However, deputy mayor Hamish Daine said confusion over a series of “signals” made in the council’s Long-Term Plan (LTP) consultation document had seen some locals “jumping to conclusions” about what those signals mean.
Libby Totton Reporter from South Waikato News
Putāruru’s popular Blue Spring Te Waihou Walkway should be re-opened in time for summer after part of the track was closed due to storm damage almost a year ago.
However, according to the South Waikato District Council’s acting executive manager for delivery, Nick Murphy, costs to repair … View morePutāruru’s popular Blue Spring Te Waihou Walkway should be re-opened in time for summer after part of the track was closed due to storm damage almost a year ago.
However, according to the South Waikato District Council’s acting executive manager for delivery, Nick Murphy, costs to repair the walkway could reach up to a million dollars.
Libby Totton Reporter from South Waikato News
The murder of teacher Lois Dear in her Tokoroa classroom 18 years ago shocked the country.
Now, as her killer Whetu Te Hiko becomes eligible for release, her son, Kevin McNeil, vows to do all he can to keep him incarcerated.
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