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Cameo Picture Framers, situated on the corner of Yarrow and Deveron Streets truly has stood the test of time. Family-owned and run by Murray Goodall, his wife Jill and their son Jason, the business that started with a conversation has proved successful over the past 38 years.
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Art, … View moreCameo Picture Framers, situated on the corner of Yarrow and Deveron Streets truly has stood the test of time. Family-owned and run by Murray Goodall, his wife Jill and their son Jason, the business that started with a conversation has proved successful over the past 38 years.
Products:
Art, awards, backing boards, hooks, prints,
Services:
Colour matching, customising, framing, laminating, matting, mounting, packaging, picture hanging, repairs
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Ever wondered what our homes will be like in 20 to 30 years? Away from predictions of robots doing everything for us, experts say it's not all about the gimmicks.
Take a tour of a house of the future to see what role technology will have to play and let us know what features you'd like… View moreEver wondered what our homes will be like in 20 to 30 years? Away from predictions of robots doing everything for us, experts say it's not all about the gimmicks.
Take a tour of a house of the future to see what role technology will have to play and let us know what features you'd like your home to have.
Investitures of the New Zealand Order of Merit at Government House Wellington last month.
They are Mr Dugald (Stuart) Collie, of Invercargill, MNZM, for services to agriculture and education, and Mr Nigel Skelt, of Invercargill, MNZM, for services to badminton.
Congratulations to them both!
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St John on Neighbourly is a way to connect with our communities across New Zealand and keep the public up to date with news, information, and tips across our frontline Ambulance Services, first aid training, event medical services, AEDs (defibrillators), first aid kits and supplies, medical alarms,… View moreSt John on Neighbourly is a way to connect with our communities across New Zealand and keep the public up to date with news, information, and tips across our frontline Ambulance Services, first aid training, event medical services, AEDs (defibrillators), first aid kits and supplies, medical alarms, St John Youth programme, and a wide range of community and volunteer programmes.
This winter, St John urges the public to prioritise health & wellbeing. The most important thing you can do is be immunised against influenza and seek advice from a health professional if you are unwell. Each winter the surge of 111 ambulance calls continues to increase, which despite St John’s best efforts to triage and treat people in-home, places a lot of pressure on the ambulance service and the hospital emergency departments.
St John has issued five key messages to the public to help them look after themselves and each other this winter – read them here: goo.gl...
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Check out all the great Disney/Pixar movies on stuffpix.co.nz/disney-pix
June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. This year we’re raising awareness that bowel cancer can strike at any age.
The incidence of bowel cancer in younger adults is rising in New Zealand. 10% of bowel cancer patients are under 50 – that’s more than 300 a year. Each year about 3,000 New … View moreJune is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. This year we’re raising awareness that bowel cancer can strike at any age.
The incidence of bowel cancer in younger adults is rising in New Zealand. 10% of bowel cancer patients are under 50 – that’s more than 300 a year. Each year about 3,000 New Zealanders are diagnosed with the disease and more than 1,200 will die. That’s as many as breast and prostate cancer combined.
Check out the symptoms, or make a donation to help us raise awareness, at www.nevertooyoung.org.nz
We are looking for someone who has had cataract surgery, or who is waiting for or struggling to get enough points to get cataract surgery. Get in touch with us by emailing news@stl.co.nz or call 03 211 1111.
Fresh from receiving a Knighthood, Sir Bill English is returning to his southern roots as the new patron of Queenstown's Whakatipu Wildlife Trust.
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It is hoped a series of lectures will educate Southlanders on health issues relevant to the region.
The Southland community will have the chance to hear from the experts at the Southland Hospital Public Lecture series that start next week.
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