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Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
After 18 years of dreaming, Alicia Platje has opened her own jewellery shop.
She’s from the Platje family of Precious Metals, and admits she’s still getting used to introducing herself as the owner of Agapé.
Did you end up doing what you dreamed off as a teenager? Tell us about it in the… View moreAfter 18 years of dreaming, Alicia Platje has opened her own jewellery shop.
She’s from the Platje family of Precious Metals, and admits she’s still getting used to introducing herself as the owner of Agapé.
Did you end up doing what you dreamed off as a teenager? Tell us about it in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Fluent te reo speaker and Government minister Tama Potaka would “love” to see all MPs increase their use of the Māori language to communicate more effectively in modern-day Aotearoa.
The National Party Hamilton West MP’s comments come in an interview about Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, which … View moreFluent te reo speaker and Government minister Tama Potaka would “love” to see all MPs increase their use of the Māori language to communicate more effectively in modern-day Aotearoa.
The National Party Hamilton West MP’s comments come in an interview about Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, which runs from September 14 to September 21.
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
An ambulance with a difference is ready for the back straight of gallop and harness meetings in Cambridge.
It’s designed especially for horses and is the brainchild of two vets who developed the idea while chatting in their backyard in Mosgiel.
Have you ever heard of a horse ambulance? Tell… View moreAn ambulance with a difference is ready for the back straight of gallop and harness meetings in Cambridge.
It’s designed especially for horses and is the brainchild of two vets who developed the idea while chatting in their backyard in Mosgiel.
Have you ever heard of a horse ambulance? Tell us about it in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
The cost cut crusading Minister for Local Government hasn’t banned Christmas, but says councils shouldn’t be looking to ratepayers but rather volunteer help if they want to contribute to parades and commemorations.
However, he’s promising to help by getting road cones out of Santa’s way.… View moreThe cost cut crusading Minister for Local Government hasn’t banned Christmas, but says councils shouldn’t be looking to ratepayers but rather volunteer help if they want to contribute to parades and commemorations.
However, he’s promising to help by getting road cones out of Santa’s way.
Have you ever tried to do traffic management for an event? Tell us about it in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Alex Hutt went from struggling on the dole in New Zealand to making over $100,000 a year in a job across the ditch.
Although the 25-year-old misses New Zealand, he won’t be giving up his Aussie lifestyle any time soon and he’s not alone - Statistics from Infometrics show a steady increase, … View moreAlex Hutt went from struggling on the dole in New Zealand to making over $100,000 a year in a job across the ditch.
Although the 25-year-old misses New Zealand, he won’t be giving up his Aussie lifestyle any time soon and he’s not alone - Statistics from Infometrics show a steady increase, beginning after the Covid-19 lockdowns, in young people leaving New Zealand either permanently or for an extended period.
What do you reckon? Are lots of young people heading overseas?
Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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