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Six Taranaki buildings have taken top honours at the Western Architecture Awards. The six winners w…
As much as we hate to admit that cooler seasons are upon us, it is indeed time for the annual summer…
A well-known Taranaki war veteran, who "gave his all" to the community has died at the age of 98. J…
A Mid-century Modern house built in 1965 has won an Enduring Architecture Award in the NZIA Western …
A man who stole a woman's purse and spent her money led to police busting him for also growing canna…
Learning sign language encouraged a Taranaki woman to learn her mother tongue, te reo Māori. And …
A New Plymouth ceramic artist has only been creating for two years but he's already become one of th…
At a fellow Neighbourly NZ member's suggestion I started a new initiative today when doing my supermarket shopping. All loose fruit and veg were put in netting bags (my wife made 7 for $5) and a couple where plastic bags could not be avoided were emptied out at checkout into the same netting … View moreAt a fellow Neighbourly NZ member's suggestion I started a new initiative today when doing my supermarket shopping. All loose fruit and veg were put in netting bags (my wife made 7 for $5) and a couple where plastic bags could not be avoided were emptied out at checkout into the same netting bags and the plastic containers given to the checkout operator with a message for the manager. I know some people think this sort of action is a waste of time but every little bit helps get the message across.
Was good to see local celebrity Ian McAlpine with his huge collection of rubbish gathered from New Plymouth beaches recently. I believe he also does great job on the mountain. There are quite a few of us however that perform a similar service. There is always room for new volunteers so all you … View moreWas good to see local celebrity Ian McAlpine with his huge collection of rubbish gathered from New Plymouth beaches recently. I believe he also does great job on the mountain. There are quite a few of us however that perform a similar service. There is always room for new volunteers so all you have to do is grab a bag the next time you go for a walk and add to your own rubbish or recycling when you get back home.
A tabby cat with a chequered history is the main suspect behind a sudden influx of morning newspaper…
A New York restaurant run by one of New Zealand's most famous chefs and dined at by A-list movie sta…
Learning sign language encouraged a Taranaki woman to learn her mother tongue, te reo Māori. And …
Puke Ariki cares for more than 110,000 images in the Swainson/Woods Collection that were generated b…
Removed a couple of months ago and all was working (expect one ring which was only went on high).
Has sat outside and a bit dirty now.
Free to collect
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