August 2022 – Page 11 – The Valley Profile

Darren Butler receives his award from LandSAR NZ’s Louise Beaumont. Photo: SUPPLIED

Award for 20 years of search and rescue

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:August 10, 2022
Post category:August 2022 News

After roughly 150 search and rescue missions, Darren Butler has roped in two decades with Waihī Land Search and Rescue (LandSAR).The current chairman of the voluntary organisation, which has 22…

Left: Tyler Groenewald and her MP James McDowall. Right: Anna Tukuitoga with Coromandel MP Scott Simpson Photos: SUPPLIED

Youth MPs put stamp on Parliament

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:August 9, 2022
Post category:August 2022 News

Two Youth MPs hailing from the Thames Valley had the same word to describe the General Debate they took part in at Parliament: “terrifying”.Thames High School student Tyler Groenewald, 17,…

Thames High School’s Japanese exchange students with principal Michael Hart (centre). Photo: GORDON PREECE

International students resubmit at Thames High

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:August 9, 2022
Post category:August 2022 News

Thames High School has reopened its doors with a big “konnichiwa” to returning international students after two years of Covid-19 detention.Twelve Japanese and one German exchange students were welcomed on…

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