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The volunteers are back and ready to welcome researchers to The Treasury. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Volunteers crack open history books once more

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:December 12, 2024
Post category:News

Thames researchers have been given an early Christmas present, as Te Whare Pātaka The Treasury Heritage Research Centre and Archive reopens its reading room to the public after a year-long…

Some of Connecting the Plains committee: Cr Ray Broad, left, Yvette Saunders, Shelley Spilsbury, Chris Spilsbury and Ann Clark. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Santa returns to Ngatea

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:December 12, 2024
Post category:News

The Ngatea and rural Plains community is all set to celebrate the festive season with its first Christmas Parade since 2019. The parade is being organised by Ngatea’s newly-formed business…

A group of musicians from the Kerepēhi Brass Band perform on a roundabout in a Paeroa suburb on December 4. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Kerepēhi Brass Band members spread Christmas cheer

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:December 12, 2024
Post category:News

The Kerepēhi Brass Band is in the swing of their annual Christmas fundraiser, carolling in the streets of Thames Valley towns to spread Christmas cheer and collect funds for the…

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