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For your chance to go into the draw, simply purchase your daily newspaper, Sunday Star-Times or TV Guide and find the keyword to enter. The competition runs until 10th September … View moreTo thank you for being a valued member, we want to give you the chance to WIN $350 towards your winter power bill!
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Denis from Thames
The LIM Report is the best way to communicate natural hazards information to someone considering a property purchase.
The Waikato Regional Council has produced a very useful online "inundation tool" which shows potential sea level rise flooding risk to coastal properties.
LIM … View moreThe LIM Report is the best way to communicate natural hazards information to someone considering a property purchase.
The Waikato Regional Council has produced a very useful online "inundation tool" which shows potential sea level rise flooding risk to coastal properties.
LIM Reports produced by Thames Coromandel District Council make no reference to this vital information. This wrong and is almost certainly illegal. They need to fix this.
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Julie Kaio Reporter from Hauraki Herald
The representative rugby season will be in full swing this weekend as the Thames Valley Heartland team and the Development team both play the opening games of their respective competitions.
The Mitre 10 Heartland Championship sees Thames Valley travelling to Whakarua Park, Ruatoria to play Ngati … View moreThe representative rugby season will be in full swing this weekend as the Thames Valley Heartland team and the Development team both play the opening games of their respective competitions.
The Mitre 10 Heartland Championship sees Thames Valley travelling to Whakarua Park, Ruatoria to play Ngati ...
Julie Kaio Reporter from Hauraki Herald
The build up to the Mitre 10 Heartland Championship continued this week with an official team launch for the 2017 Thames Valley squad.
The launch was hosted by the Thames Rugby Club and Bayleys in conjunction with the Thames Valley Rugby Union.
A wide range of supporters, sponsors, ...
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There’s only a month left of billboards and political debates before we head to the polling booths and decide who will lead our country. It’s a big decision that will influence the next three years.
From the living wage to homelessness, housing to transport, immigration to mental health - … View moreThere’s only a month left of billboards and political debates before we head to the polling booths and decide who will lead our country. It’s a big decision that will influence the next three years.
From the living wage to homelessness, housing to transport, immigration to mental health - Neighbourly wants to hear what is affecting your vote.
Is it a local issue in your community or something across the region? or the country?
Maybe you've switched sides or remaining loyal to one party - whatever your decision, we want to know what issues you’d like your ideal government to focus on. Let us know by commenting below!
Denis from Thames
The District Council had their spin machine working overtime when it announced in a misleading press release that the Council's Mangrove Management Bill was “supported by all the parties, apart from the Greens”.
Often, a majority of MP's vote for even really stupid Local Bills like … View moreThe District Council had their spin machine working overtime when it announced in a misleading press release that the Council's Mangrove Management Bill was “supported by all the parties, apart from the Greens”.
Often, a majority of MP's vote for even really stupid Local Bills like this one to have a First Reading so that it can to be sent to the to the Select Committee and public submissions can be heard.
That First Reading vote does not imply in any way that those same members “support” the Bill.
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Reporter Sunday Star Times
ACC legal spending has doubled in five years, jumping from $3.8 million in 2011 to $7.9m last year.
However, many injured Kiwis seeking to dispute rejected claims are concerned ACC is using private attorneys to outsmart them.
Russel Watts, 50, from Taupo, said he postponed his review earlier … View moreACC legal spending has doubled in five years, jumping from $3.8 million in 2011 to $7.9m last year.
However, many injured Kiwis seeking to dispute rejected claims are concerned ACC is using private attorneys to outsmart them.
Russel Watts, 50, from Taupo, said he postponed his review earlier this week after he found out he'd be facing off against a senior corporate attorney from Wellington.
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Julie Kaio Reporter from Hauraki Herald
Voters can put their questions to Coromandel electoral candidates at forums planned around the district.
Grey Power Waihi is hosting a meet the candidates forum in Waihi at 10am on August 25 at the Waihi Baptist Church, corner of Kenny and Gilmour Streets.
Members of the public are invited … View moreVoters can put their questions to Coromandel electoral candidates at forums planned around the district.
Grey Power Waihi is hosting a meet the candidates forum in Waihi at 10am on August 25 at the Waihi Baptist Church, corner of Kenny and Gilmour Streets.
Members of the public are invited to...
Teresa Ramsey Reporter from Hauraki Herald
What was set to be an afternoon tucking into a pig roast in celebration of a birthday ended with two men in hospital, one of them in a serious condition.
Reporter Sunday Star Times
Reporter Sunday Star Times
Afghan soldiers who fought shoulder to shoulder with New Zealand troops against insurgents in a deadly battle have spoken for the first time and described what really went on.
The soldiers were in the Battle of Baghak in August 2012 when two New Zealanders and four Afghans died, but were never … View moreAfghan soldiers who fought shoulder to shoulder with New Zealand troops against insurgents in a deadly battle have spoken for the first time and described what really went on.
The soldiers were in the Battle of Baghak in August 2012 when two New Zealanders and four Afghans died, but were never interviewed as part of the Court of Inquiry carried out by the New Zealand Defence Force.
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