May 2021 – The Valley Profile

Utemaster, located in the Kerepēhi Industrial Park, is looking for 10 new staff. Photo: SUPPLED

Utemaster’s growth calls for local talent

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:May 29, 2021
Post category:May 2021

ADVERTORIAL A Hauraki-based ute accessory manufacturer is calling on local talent to help it grow.Utemaster, located in the Kerepēhi Industrial Park, was established in 2007 by the Cartwright family, and…

Former Thames rugby player Anthony Murray has designed a limited edition players jersey for Thames Rugby’s 150th celebrations. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

Rugby jerseys mark 150 years

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:May 27, 2021
Post category:May 2021

‘The flying winger’ has taken his skills from the rugby field to the drawing board for Thames Rugby’s 150 year celebration.Anthony Murray, a former player who was part of a…

Dr Mairi Jay, from Paeroa Streamcare Trust, stands by the Aorangi Stream, which now provides a home for native fauna. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

Planting days planned for Paeroa Streamcare

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:May 26, 2021
Post category:May 2021

An old tip site in the Paeroa suburbs is unrecognisable now that its concrete, rubber, and wire has been replaced with manuka, flax, and totora.What now resides on the corner…

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