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Issues with people buying and selling food via social media have been highlighted by the South Waikato District Council. Do you buy and sell food this way? Let us know your thoughts.
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Are we happier owning our own home or renting?
It turns out one answer does not fit all.
Some people feel more "grounded" owning their own home, giving them the feeling they're planning for the future and creating a legacy. But there are people who think the opposite. Read more
She's mild mannered, soft-spoken and lives quietly in the backwater of Tūrangi, yet Jen Shieff writ…
They nearly blew it in the last round robin game but this weekend against the same opposition, the T…
Hamilton's been labelled the worst place in New Zealand for disability discrimination after repeated…
New Zealand is one of the happiest countries in the world, but how do you even define happiness?
There's a growing body of research on happiness showing the things that make us happier, and things that detract from our happiness. Read more from our "Good Life Guide" here.
Buyer beware is a message the South Waikato District Council is pushing following issues with non-co…
The South Waikato mayor's biggest competition in the 2016 local body elections has decided not to st…
If you want quick medical treatment the Tokoroa Hospital Emergency Department is the place to go. B…
Stuff's new podcast, Out of My Mind, is a series of true stories about mental health, told by the people who’ve been there.
In each episode, one person talks to journalist Adam Dudding about their life, and the view from inside their head. These first-person dispatches from the front … View moreStuff's new podcast, Out of My Mind, is a series of true stories about mental health, told by the people who’ve been there.
In each episode, one person talks to journalist Adam Dudding about their life, and the view from inside their head. These first-person dispatches from the front lines of mental health are moving, yet also full of moments of surprise, tenderness and humour.
There are seven episodes. Two are available now and the following five will be released each Monday. Listen to the latest podcast here.
Tokoroa's Daley Manu, who has cerebral palsy, is set to curtain-raise as part of a Physical Disability Rugby League New Zealand (PDRLNZ) team ahead of the International Rugby League Great Britain Lions v Tonga game at Hamilton's FMG Stadium on October 26. Are you planning on going?
Read … View moreTokoroa's Daley Manu, who has cerebral palsy, is set to curtain-raise as part of a Physical Disability Rugby League New Zealand (PDRLNZ) team ahead of the International Rugby League Great Britain Lions v Tonga game at Hamilton's FMG Stadium on October 26. Are you planning on going?
Read more here: www.stuff.co.nz...
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If dads were to have a superpower, it would be to share invaluable life advice. The type of advice that, while unwelcome at the time, stays with you year after year.
To celebrate Father’s Day, we ask you to share your dad’s unique brand of wisdom with New Zealand. Friend, joker, bee sting … View moreIf dads were to have a superpower, it would be to share invaluable life advice. The type of advice that, while unwelcome at the time, stays with you year after year.
To celebrate Father’s Day, we ask you to share your dad’s unique brand of wisdom with New Zealand. Friend, joker, bee sting remover, hero.
Share your dad’s life lessons and be in to win a $500* Prezzy card.
Click here to share your dad’s nuggets of wisdom – and be in to win $500*.
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We want to say a huge thank you to Warehouse Stationery and their customers for their support of our Aspire Youth Programme. Over the past four years, Warehouse Stationery’s Add a Dollar Appeal has raised more than a quarter of a million dollars to help young Kiwis overcome their challenges and … View moreWe want to say a huge thank you to Warehouse Stationery and their customers for their support of our Aspire Youth Programme. Over the past four years, Warehouse Stationery’s Add a Dollar Appeal has raised more than a quarter of a million dollars to help young Kiwis overcome their challenges and achieve success!
More than 1,000 young people have completed the Aspire programme, and thanks to the generosity of Warehouse Stationery customers, many more will get the chance to take part in the course in the future.
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