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There's been dozens of incredible entries in this year's Loveliest Letterbox competition. Which one is your favourite? Can you spot any from your neighbourhood?
Loveliest Letterbox is closing end of January so make sure you share colourful creations from your community asap. It's … View moreThere's been dozens of incredible entries in this year's Loveliest Letterbox competition. Which one is your favourite? Can you spot any from your neighbourhood?
Loveliest Letterbox is closing end of January so make sure you share colourful creations from your community asap. It's as simple as loading a picture of a lovely letterbox in your neighbourhood or from your travels - and you could win one of four great prizes!
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Counterfeit banknotes are doing the rounds in Palmerston North and police are asking shop workers to keep an eye out.
Senior Sergeant Phil Ward said police the $50 notes had been used at four or five shops since Christmas. "It's easy to tell they are counterfeit."
Ward said … View moreCounterfeit banknotes are doing the rounds in Palmerston North and police are asking shop workers to keep an eye out.
Senior Sergeant Phil Ward said police the $50 notes had been used at four or five shops since Christmas. "It's easy to tell they are counterfeit."
Ward said where there should be an embossed design within the window on the notes was instead simply clear plastic.Read more here.
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