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Two trampers who got into difficulty in the Tararua Range have been flown to safety. The trampers …
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Have you heard? A last-minute influx of applications to re-home Kaimanawa wild horses has saved hundreds from slaughter. What awesome news! Do you know someone rehoming a horse? What do you think of the news? To read more, click here.
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OPINION: A recent edition of my favourite magazine, Britain's The Spectator, included a travel artic…
Education Minister Chris Hipkins says many people have raised concerns about a basic high school qua…
A 1700km run the length of the North Island by a group of Palmerston North Boys' High students ended…
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