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Emelyn McHardy Reporter from Franklin County News
When looking for quality coffee, a South Auckland dairy would not be the most obvious choice, but Pukekohe's King St Superette is challenging stereotypes and has become the talk of the town.
Emelyn McHardy Reporter from Franklin County News
It's only halfway through the week and I already need my next dosage of Survivor New Zealand. Last week's episode was full of drama with the Kaysha blindside and rumours of Tess potentially throwing the challenge. However you may feel about Tess, she has proven herself to be a key player,… View moreIt's only halfway through the week and I already need my next dosage of Survivor New Zealand. Last week's episode was full of drama with the Kaysha blindside and rumours of Tess potentially throwing the challenge. However you may feel about Tess, she has proven herself to be a key player, and with $250,000 on the line, it's fair game. With a quarter of a mill up for grabs, sometimes I think I might like to go on Survivor. This year we have Renee repping the Franklin area, but do you think you would ever enter Survivor New Zealand if we get a third season?
Jo Haywood Reporter from Homed
Do you have unoccupied "ghost houses" on your street? Investors buy them, park their money and pull the blinds across... but at what cost?
The last census showed there were 141,366 empty dwellings in New Zealand and in 2016, more than 33,000 houses in Auckland were officially … View moreDo you have unoccupied "ghost houses" on your street? Investors buy them, park their money and pull the blinds across... but at what cost?
The last census showed there were 141,366 empty dwellings in New Zealand and in 2016, more than 33,000 houses in Auckland were officially classified as empty. Find out why this is happening and what can be done about it.
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Hey Hamilton,
The city's worst intersection is being converted to a roundabout.
The $400,000 job started on Monday to replace the Queens Avenue and Killarney Road intersection in the busy Frankton area.
What are your thoughts on the new layout change?
To read more, click here.
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Denis from Thames
A resolution to spend $2.6 million on coastal management and hazards was passed unanimously and with no discussion by the Thames-Coromandel District Council today. Of this figure, approximately $1.6 million will be spent specifically on coastal hazard identification, mapping, risk assessment, and … View moreA resolution to spend $2.6 million on coastal management and hazards was passed unanimously and with no discussion by the Thames-Coromandel District Council today. Of this figure, approximately $1.6 million will be spent specifically on coastal hazard identification, mapping, risk assessment, and the development of shoreline and community plans Read more at -
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Reporter Franklin County News
With royal wedding is in four days who's getting excited about the big event?
Are you a royalist with the date marked on your calendar? Or perhaps you really don't care?
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