Old tractors tell the stories of rural NZ
Across rural NZ, old tractors sit quietly at the edges of paddocks, rust softening their once bright
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Across rural NZ, old tractors sit quietly at the edges of paddocks, rust softening their once bright
Nelson and Tasman residents have thrown their support behind this year’s Love Grace Handbag Appeal,
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Local community group Tasman Area Community Association (TACA) is calling for residents to help guid
Growing up in a low decile suburb of New Plymouth in Taranaki, where gang presence was common and wi
Brightwater School has rallied behind the Brightwater Volunteer Fire Brigade’s fundraising efforts f
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As summer fades and the mornings turn crisp, a certain sound begins to echo through the hills and va
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Get the kids, grandkids, cousins and neighbours together to support a group of Brightwater volunteer
A community knitting group responsible for hundreds of warm garments gifted to local babies is askin
Jock and Joyce Wyllie, sheep and beef farmers from Kaihoka Station, on the West Coast of Golden Bay,
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