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Get-Go will help fill the tremendous amount of demand for staff in Horowhenua.
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"When it was time to retire, he did the opposite: he bought more land."
Non-fruiting karaka are left to offer cover as the original diversity of species returns.
Many axewomen and men grow up watching their parents or older sibling compete as choppers.
Royal status helps to attract more participants and competitors than ever to an AP&I show.
"The return of this level of Government facility has been a long time coming."
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was on site to turn a sod at the new Tara-Ika subdivision.
Isolation and problems resulting from families being forced together were lockdown issues.
The public can join in by dressing up in their own interpretation of the theme.
Pop-up Covid-19 testing centre set up in Ōtaki.
CAB proves wrong the assumption that everyone is online.
Invitation to writers to wānanga at other marae already rolling in.
Terisa Ngobi, still buzzing from her win on election night, is ready for her new role.
Terisa Ngobi is Ōtaki's new Member of Parliament.
Foxton New World is on a winning streak.
More consultation with iwi and Horowhenua/Manawatū community promised.
Tribal authority urges not to waste transformation of Rangi and Papa begun due to Covid.
The land was taken in 1939 for defence purposes, not returned after WWII and then sold on.