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Mother-of-three and experienced dairy farmer Briana Joynt has offered to relief milk on December 31 and January 1. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Relief milker offers services for holiday season

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:November 5, 2023
Post category:Rural

Farm owners or workers needing an extra pair of hands this holiday season can look no further than a fundraiser being held by Turua Playcentre.Mother-of-three and experienced dairy farmer Briana…

Held during the half-time final of the Bunnings NPC, Swampy won the 100-metre mascot race ahead of other iconic mascots. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Swampfox the fastest on-field

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:November 4, 2023
Post category:Sport

It turns out foxes are indeed the fastest on the field with Thames Valley Rugby’s mascot - Swampy - dominating during the infamous Mascot Race.Held during the half-time final of…

Swampfox Fletcher Morgan, 23, has been named in the New Zealand Heartland XV 2023 squad. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

First-time Swampfox earns his black jersey

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:November 2, 2023
Post category:Sport

Following his successful first season with the Swampfoxes, Fletcher Morgan will now be donning a black jersey for the New Zealand Heartland XV 2023 squad.The 23-man team comprises the best…

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