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Join us at Centre City these School Holidays for a fun-filled show of clowning around! There will be juggling, puppets, tricks and balloons of all shapes! Kids get to take home a special treat bag and get photos with CJ the Clown and Pebbles the Clown.
CJ and Pebbles will be on site every … View moreJoin us at Centre City these School Holidays for a fun-filled show of clowning around! There will be juggling, puppets, tricks and balloons of all shapes! Kids get to take home a special treat bag and get photos with CJ the Clown and Pebbles the Clown.
CJ and Pebbles will be on site every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11am, outside Farmers on Level 3. We can’t wait to see you here!
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Four helicopters were used to drop 61 tonnes of non-toxic pre-feed bait over 32, 000 hectares, covering Mt Taranaki's cone and Pouakai Range in the cereal pellets.
The bait is used to lure pests, and weather dependent, spreading of the toxic pellets will be underway within the next couple … View moreFour helicopters were used to drop 61 tonnes of non-toxic pre-feed bait over 32, 000 hectares, covering Mt Taranaki's cone and Pouakai Range in the cereal pellets.
The bait is used to lure pests, and weather dependent, spreading of the toxic pellets will be underway within the next couple of weeks.
The pre-feed drop will close public access to Plateau carpark and the end of Egmont Rd, leading to Egmont National Park Visitors Centre for two days. It is said that all ski permit holders have been notified as early as possible about the aerial operation.
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