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Chris Kennedy from Fire and Emergency New Zealand
How fast can a house burn? Be sure to tune in on 30th April as we burn a house down live on Seven Sharp, TV1 7pm.
We will also be streaming this live with 360 degree cameras to the Fire and Emergency Facebook page so please share or follow #houseonfire www.facebook.com...
Briar Hubbard Reporter from Franklin County News
People of Waiuku celebrated, thanked and remembered those who have served their country, as part of the Anzac Day commemorations.
Emelyn McHardy Reporter from Franklin County News
On Wednesday, April 25 Pukekohe came together to commemorate those who have served their country.
Hi Auckland,
Have you seen this dog? The 6-month-old cavoodle called Bowie was taken from outside Burgerfuel in New Lynn. Owner Jo Hodge said it was devastating to watch the CCTV footage after Bowie being stolen. Can you help? To read more, click here.
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Hey Neighbours,
They marched, sang, and stood in silence. Thousands of people gathered around the country to remember the fallen on Anzac Day. For all your Anzac coverage, click here.
Hi Auckland,
Have you organised other transport amid strikes this week? Some AT metro bus services will be cancelled from April 17 until April 27. So make sure you have a ride sorted! Will you be affected by the strikes?
To find out more about the cancellations, click here.
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Briar Hubbard Reporter from Franklin County News
Mac Macdonald has been a parade commander for RSA Franklin since 2002 - and he wants someone to take over his role.
Do you know of anyone who could take over for Mac?
They would be big boots to fill - check out his story.
Briar Hubbard Reporter from Franklin County News
Āwhitu
8.30am: Civic service at cenotaph
Bombay
8.45am: Service at Bombay Hall
Buckland
9.45am: Service at cenotaph
… View moreĀwhitu
8.30am: Civic service at cenotaph
Bombay
8.45am: Service at Bombay Hall
Buckland
9.45am: Service at cenotaph
Maramarua
8.45am: Service at cenotaph, Red Fox Tavern car park
Patumahoe/Waiau Pa
10.30am: Service at Waiau Pa Hall
Pokeno
9am: Service at cenotaph
Port Waikato,
9am: Service at Port Waikato Fire Station
Pukekohe:
5.45am: Parade marches to cenotaph from corner of Roulston Ave and Massey Ave
6am: Dawn Parade, Pukekohe War Memorial Town Hall
10.45am: Parade marches to cenotaph and Pukekohe War Memorial Town Hall, from Old Post Office, Hall St
11am: Civic service, Pukekohe War Memorial Town Hall
2pm: Service at Possum Bourne Retirement Village
Te Kauwhata
6am: Parade marches from library to war memorial
6.15am: Dawn service
10.30am: March from Suits and Gumboots to College Hall
10.45am: Service at College Hall
Tuakau
10.50am: Parade marches to Tuakau War Memorial Town Hall
11am: Civic service, Tuakau War Memorial Town Hall
Waiuku
10.30am: Parade marches from Waiuku War Memorial Town Hall to cenotaph
10.55am: Wreath laying service
12pm: Service at Waiuku War Memorial Hall
Briar Hubbard Reporter from Franklin County News
Personal preferences around the home are an area that divides almost like no other, and today we're taking on the controversial matter of the top sheet.
Who's right and who's weird?
Homed editor Colleen O'Hanlon and reporter Anabela Rea have their say - read it here: … View morePersonal preferences around the home are an area that divides almost like no other, and today we're taking on the controversial matter of the top sheet.
Who's right and who's weird?
Homed editor Colleen O'Hanlon and reporter Anabela Rea have their say - read it here: www.stuff.co.nz...
So, what does your bed look like - do you have a top sheet, or just a bottom one?
Communications Team from Auckland Council
Crater Hill (Ngā Kapua Kohuora) volcanic cone and the elite soils of Pūkaki Peninsula are to remain protected from residential development and future urbanisation under a significant decision of the Environment Court.
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