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The Wairoa shelter now has coloursteel walls and roof, a gravel floor, polycarbonate windows and a seat constructed from leftover timber. Photo: SUPPLIED

Wairoa shelter receives refurb

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:April 10, 2024
Post category:Rural

Volunteers from the Katikati Tramping Club and Kaimai Ridgeway Trust spent several days over the past month renovating the Wairoa Shelter, east of the Lindemann Loop Track in the Kaimai…

Debbie May with sons Emerson, 9, and Austin, 7, at the Garden to Table produce stall. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Prolific pumpkins

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:April 2, 2024
Post category:Rural

Turua School held its annual Giant Pumpkin Festival on March 23. Despite persistent rain, plenty of people plodded along to peruse the giant pumpkins, partake in pumpkin goodies and participate…

Recreational firearms user groups say keeping safe takes more than luck. File photo: PIXABAY

Hunters urged not to rely on luck to keep safe this roar

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:April 2, 2024
Post category:Rural

With the Easter break coinciding with the early part of the roar hunting season, there will likely be big numbers of hunters taking to the bush.Recreational firearms user groups have…

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