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Have you, or anyone you know, had issues finding a park when catching the train from Pukekohe? If so, drop me an email at ruwade.bryant@fairfaxmedia.co.nz or comment below. If you don't want your comments being used for publication, please type NFP. Thanks.
Auckland drivers are being asked to delay travelling on the southern motorway following a serious cr…
In addition to our film screening on September 23 (see notice below), the following fund-raising events are being planned. Details will be posted on this site soon!
- A Craft Stall on September 9th in Gordonton, 9 – 1am
- A dinner and fashion parade (with brewery sponsorship) at Gail's … View moreIn addition to our film screening on September 23 (see notice below), the following fund-raising events are being planned. Details will be posted on this site soon!
- A Craft Stall on September 9th in Gordonton, 9 – 1am
- A dinner and fashion parade (with brewery sponsorship) at Gail's of Tamahere,
October 14th;
- A golf tournament at the Ngahinapouri Golf Club on 12 November
Expressions of interest to Kath, 021 081 87218
It's a highlight for Franklin's artists and art-lovers every year - the Franklin Arts Festival is back for 2017 and it is set to be the biggest ever.
The festival is an annual celebration of visual arts, showcasing the work not only of talented local artists but work of artists from… View moreIt's a highlight for Franklin's artists and art-lovers every year - the Franklin Arts Festival is back for 2017 and it is set to be the biggest ever.
The festival is an annual celebration of visual arts, showcasing the work not only of talented local artists but work of artists from throughout...
Exercising doesn't have to be a slog! You can make getting fit and healthy great fun, especially doing it with your best bud! Click through to SuperValue's Facebook page and TAG a fitness buddy to go in the draw to WIN a Fitbit for you and your friend.
TCDC have produced a Coastal Management Strategy engagement document. This sets out a range of coastal issues including coastal hazards for discussion. A series of public meetings will be held around the Peninsula in October.
This is all highly commendable but there is no cause for further … View moreTCDC have produced a Coastal Management Strategy engagement document. This sets out a range of coastal issues including coastal hazards for discussion. A series of public meetings will be held around the Peninsula in October.
This is all highly commendable but there is no cause for further delay in mapping coastal flooding hazard areas. The Govt required this work be done in 2010. Identify the hazards– then talk to the public. This is what most other coastal Councils are doing.
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People's attitudes to those who served in the Vietnam War are changing, one veteran has observed, in…
The country's most dangerous state highways have been singled out by the Automobile Association and top of the list is SH22 from Drury to Pukekohe, which had an estimated likelihood of 0.39 deaths or serious injuries (DSI) per kilometre each year.
Do you drive on this road? What do you think … View moreThe country's most dangerous state highways have been singled out by the Automobile Association and top of the list is SH22 from Drury to Pukekohe, which had an estimated likelihood of 0.39 deaths or serious injuries (DSI) per kilometre each year.
Do you drive on this road? What do you think needs to be done to make it safer? Are there worse roads in Franklin? Share you thoughts here (and if you don't want your comments used in print, include NFP in your post). Thanks.
100, 000 downloads and counting! Have you got your hands on the AT Mobile app yet? at.govt.nz...
A chicken apocalypse in Levin, a furry glove thief in Woolston and a bit of graffiti-proof kiwi ingenuity in Dunedin.
We've found a small selection of goodies from this month that we just couldn't help but share with you all. Click on the titles to see the original posts!
Did you … View moreA chicken apocalypse in Levin, a furry glove thief in Woolston and a bit of graffiti-proof kiwi ingenuity in Dunedin.
We've found a small selection of goodies from this month that we just couldn't help but share with you all. Click on the titles to see the original posts!
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Taking place at the ASB Showgrounds from August 18-20, The Baby Show has all your parental needs covered and over 230 exhibitors.
Franklin County News is giving away an exclusive Baby Show hamper valued at over $200. Each is packed with goodies from exhibitors at the show - alongside a double pass… View moreTaking place at the ASB Showgrounds from August 18-20, The Baby Show has all your parental needs covered and over 230 exhibitors.
Franklin County News is giving away an exclusive Baby Show hamper valued at over $200. Each is packed with goodies from exhibitors at the show - alongside a double pass for this year’s show so you can head along yourself!
WIN!!! To go in the draw, email natalie.polley@fairfaxmedia.co.nz with your full name and contact numbers; and 'Baby Show' in the subject line. Entries close 4pm August 11.
For more info and tickets visit www.babyshow.co.nz...
Government's Sea Level Rise Guidelines Disregarded
Whitianga Project Could be Submerged
The Thames-Coromandel District Council has ignored Government sea level rise guidance and Regional Council sea flooding maps when considering the proposal for a $6.5 million upgrade of the Whitianga … View moreGovernment's Sea Level Rise Guidelines Disregarded
Whitianga Project Could be Submerged
The Thames-Coromandel District Council has ignored Government sea level rise guidance and Regional Council sea flooding maps when considering the proposal for a $6.5 million upgrade of the Whitianga Town Centre. According to that advice and mapping the whole project area could potentially be flooded from the sea in coming decades. No expert assessment of the risk of sea flooding to the area has been carried out, and the Council has declined to get this assessment done before funds are committed. This may lead to the whole beautification project becoming a submerged “blue” elephant and $6.5m of ratepayer funds being wasted.
Are you OK with that as a ratepayer/resident?
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*****Franklin County News and CMRFU have a great prize to celebrate the All Blacks coming to town - an official Counties Manukau PIC Steelers' jersey. To be into win, answer this question: Where is this Friday's Game of Three Halves being held? Email julie.kaio@fairfaxmedia.co.nz with … View more*****Franklin County News and CMRFU have a great prize to celebrate the All Blacks coming to town - an official Counties Manukau PIC Steelers' jersey. To be into win, answer this question: Where is this Friday's Game of Three Halves being held? Email julie.kaio@fairfaxmedia.co.nz with your answer before 10am, Friday, August 11. Good luck!******
Pukekohe's ECOLight Stadium is the place to be for rugby fans on Friday when the mighty All Blacks come to town for an exiting dose of triple header rugby.
The Game of Three Halves is one of the most popular rugby events on the calendar, where the All Blacks play provincial sides.
This week they ...
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