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From markets to beaches to sanctuaries, the Rodney region and Hibiscus Coast is spoilt for choice when it comes to amazing places to explore.
The Rodney Times is looking at writing a summer feature on the top 5 places to visit in our region.
What would make your top 5 list? If a tourist was … View moreFrom markets to beaches to sanctuaries, the Rodney region and Hibiscus Coast is spoilt for choice when it comes to amazing places to explore.
The Rodney Times is looking at writing a summer feature on the top 5 places to visit in our region.
What would make your top 5 list? If a tourist was visiting for just one day, where would you take them?
Let us know in the comments below.
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It's competition time! Show us how you're loving your backyard this Conservation Week , and you could win a conservation experience on iconic Ulva Island/Te Wharawhara !
You could be setting up a backyard trap, participating in a community conservation group, planting a native tree … View moreIt's competition time! Show us how you're loving your backyard this Conservation Week , and you could win a conservation experience on iconic Ulva Island/Te Wharawhara !
You could be setting up a backyard trap, participating in a community conservation group, planting a native tree or cleaning up beaches or streams.
Find out more here:
www.doc.govt.nz...
#LoveMyBackYard #ConservationWeek
Check out these fun school holiday programmes at the Central Library next week!
If you see myrtle rust, please don’t touch it – report it!
Myrtle rust is a fungus that can destroy our native and taonga trees such as pōhutukawa and mānuka. It absolutely thrives in spring, making it much easier to spot.
Help us track myrtle rust and control its spread.
DO NOT … View moreIf you see myrtle rust, please don’t touch it – report it!
Myrtle rust is a fungus that can destroy our native and taonga trees such as pōhutukawa and mānuka. It absolutely thrives in spring, making it much easier to spot.
Help us track myrtle rust and control its spread.
DO NOT TOUCH OR DISTURB THE PLANT.
Take a photo and call us immediately on 0800 80 99 66.
Thanks for helping us fight myrtle rust.
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Halloween is celebrated on October 31. It is particularly popular in the US and Ireland, and is gaining popularity in New Zealand.
But it's not for everyone.
What do you think? Is celebrating Halloween neighbourly fun, or not?
Vote in our poll and let us know your thoughts in the … View moreHalloween is celebrated on October 31. It is particularly popular in the US and Ireland, and is gaining popularity in New Zealand.
But it's not for everyone.
What do you think? Is celebrating Halloween neighbourly fun, or not?
Vote in our poll and let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Please write NFP (Not For Print) if you don't want your comments published in print.
PS - It's easy to opt out of Halloween. Simply print off one the signs below and stick it to your door or fence.
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