July 25, 2023 – Page 3 – The Valley Profile

Aaron Smith hangs out with fans on the new All Blacks bench seat in Paeroa. PHOTO: KELLEY TANTAU

All Black visits Paeroa for bench gifting

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:July 25, 2023
Post category:News

For All Black Aaron Smith, it’s his wife, children, and close family who are on his supporters bench. Growing up in Fielding, the famous halfback told The Profile during a…

Waihī principal Alistair Cochrane is retiring at the end of the 2023 school year. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Principal’s pride in students’ success

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:July 25, 2023
Post category:News

Alistair Cochrane is hanging up his red pen at the end of this year, satisfied in the knowledge of a job well done. The Waihī College principal has been in the…

Thames Coromandel mayor Len Salt, left, minister Carmel Sepuloni, and Destination Hauraki Coromandel’s Hadley Dryden. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

$30m funding, plus $200k for tourism

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:July 25, 2023
Post category:News

Mental health, resilience and tourism were the main focuses of an announcement revealing extra government funding for communities affected by cyclone Gabrielle.Minister for social development and employment Carmel Sepuloni held…

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