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Yeah gidday neighbours. Fred Dagg impersonators gathered in The Square on Saturday to attempt to set the record for the largest gathering of Fred Daggs in one place. The event also kicked off the Palmy Comedy Fest. Will you be going to one of the comedy shows?
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Happy Monday morning neighbours,
Were you at Fitzherbert Park on Sunday to see our Manawatū man George Worker score a century for Central Districts?
Every Countdown store in New Zealand is giving away a $500 Countdown Gift Card to a local hero.
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A challenge facing too many young men is the sense that they have to live up to the unspoken rules of masculinity – clichés such as “boys don’t cry” and “toughen up”.
White Ribbon encourages everyone to challenge the unspoken rules, so we can let boys and young men enjoy their … View moreA challenge facing too many young men is the sense that they have to live up to the unspoken rules of masculinity – clichés such as “boys don’t cry” and “toughen up”.
White Ribbon encourages everyone to challenge the unspoken rules, so we can let boys and young men enjoy their individuality and define themselves as men who have respectful relationships with themselves and their partners – creating happier, healthier communities for us all.
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