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Nicola Brennan-Tupara Reporter from Rotorua News
A proposed skate park project which has had input from local skaters will go to wider consultation for possible inclusion in Rotorua Lakes Council's 2018-28 Long-term Plan.
What do you think of the plan?
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Diana from Springfield - Tihiotonga
We have items of furniture that we are unable to take to our new home as follows: Large 3 seater genuine leather dark brown couch and 2 arm- chairs, (circa 1980's), 2 seater green couch, double sized bed and mattress, coffee table. Offers please. Contact Diana Keen on 3481622 or 0274265882 to … View moreWe have items of furniture that we are unable to take to our new home as follows: Large 3 seater genuine leather dark brown couch and 2 arm- chairs, (circa 1980's), 2 seater green couch, double sized bed and mattress, coffee table. Offers please. Contact Diana Keen on 3481622 or 0274265882 to view (sorry hopeless at downloading photos)
Negotiable
Nicola Brennan-Tupara Reporter from Rotorua News
Hi neighbours,
So it appears that blasphemy will remain illegal in New Zealand for now after both the National Party and the Maori Party voted against throwing it out of the Crimes Act.
Labour MP Chris Hipkins recently introduced an amendment to remove anti-blasphemy laws.
READ MORE: … View moreHi neighbours,
So it appears that blasphemy will remain illegal in New Zealand for now after both the National Party and the Maori Party voted against throwing it out of the Crimes Act.
Labour MP Chris Hipkins recently introduced an amendment to remove anti-blasphemy laws.
READ MORE: www.stuff.co.nz...
But that got me thinking...do you think our blasphemy law should be removed?
#Note any comment you make could be used in print unless you say otherwise###
Nicola Brennan-Tupara Reporter from Rotorua News
HI neighbours,
Are you feeling a bit arty?
Well the Rotorua Museum, in association with the Friends of Rotorua Museum, has announced that the Rotorua Museum Art Awards will return again this year.
So start creating that masterpiece!
* Entries close on August 11, 2017 and entry details, along … View moreHI neighbours,
Are you feeling a bit arty?
Well the Rotorua Museum, in association with the Friends of Rotorua Museum, has announced that the Rotorua Museum Art Awards will return again this year.
So start creating that masterpiece!
* Entries close on August 11, 2017 and entry details, along with the entry form, will be available on Rotorua Museum's website by the end of this month. Artists will need to complete their works by Sunday August 27.
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Jude from Springfield - Tihiotonga
Large kitchen bench top and servery, available first week in June.Needs to be viewed. Offers.
Negotiable
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Diana from Springfield - Tihiotonga
most of the trees dropping their leaves belong to the Lakes council dont they?
are they piloting a scheme to do what the council used to do in days gone by?
they cant even pick up the leaves in Fenton street from council owned trees.
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