History: Destructive fire at Collingwood – Part 2
BY ROBYN PARKES Twenty business places were destroyed in the 1904 fire at Collingwood including bot
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BY ROBYN PARKES Twenty business places were destroyed in the 1904 fire at Collingwood including bot
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Celebrating its first year under new ownership, Nelson Heat Pumps, led by Simon and Briar Duncan, is
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BY ROBYN PARKES Carl Friederich Christian Kelling, known later as Charles, was born at Klutz in the
BY ROBYN PARKES The 7th of November 1904 bought destruction and enormous losses on the small villag
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BY ROBYN PARKES In February 1927 the Motueka Progress League held its first meeting to advance the
BY ROBYN PARKES For many years Hampden Riding, Murchison, was included in the Inangahua County. But
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BY DANA CARTER Bill McKinlay isn’t from around these parts. He grew up in Trentham and spent much o
On April 25, 1915, around 20,000 New Zealand and Australian troops embarked on a joint mission to se
BY ROBYN PARKES In July 1938, at a time when tobacco growing was one of the growing industries of t
Today, Tamanui Uerata is a proactive father, partner, community sports coach, school board member, Z
Words: Adrienne Matthews | Photos: Tessa Claus German-trained architect Simone Wenk of Architecture