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- > Doctor pays but debt still $500,000
- > Sally walks the talk for 60 years
- > Man makes home in derelict school
- > Funding lift for suicide prevention specialist
- > Ex-policeman's lot is a happy one
- > Numbers double of gamblers seeking help
- > Bananas faring well in drive for ethical trading
- > Families' anguish as youth is bailed
- > Exporters say kampai! (that's cheers in Japanese)
- > Agony of a devastated killer
- > Tenders sought for demolition
- > Coroner at wit's end over quad bike safety
- > Police seek anti-patch bylaw
- > Construction begins on hospital's extension
- > Neighbours get chance to see irrigation option
- > Potential customers flock to home show
- > Backtrack eyed on train fare rise
- > Plan still risky, says veteran rider
- > Greens leader joins irrigation fight
- > Rural women's drought experiences key to policy
- > Iwi to appoint new manager
- > NZ puts skids under winner
- > Awards tribute for dramatic rescue
- > Spate of drivers tested over twice limit
- > Share view on natural resources, public urged
- > Forest focus for valley farmer
- > Man hid to film girl in shower
- > Awards honour skills as career shifts gear
- > Perry too busy for 20 meetings
- > That's what you call a family tree
- > Volunteer team fills gap left by St John
- > Elvis era revisited with style
- > Killer driver remains in jail
- > Watch out, counterfeits could be about
- > Which loyalty card should you stay with?
- > Family drama set on shaking up Elvis tribute
- > They tried to slash your rates rise. They saved just $8.50!
- > McKenzie decides 30 years is enough
- > Fire coverage 'puts conservation at risk'
- > Health code celebrates 14 years
- > Greytown first in NZ to celebrate Arbor Day
- > Students stretch wings
- > Trust House accused of hypocrisy over talks
- > Vehicle costs UP. Power UP
- > Crown clears path to landmarks
- > Club comes first for Black Fern
- > NZ lamb riding high after concerted marketing
- > Many spades make quick work of community planting
Several items belonging to missing Auckland mother Carmen Thomas and her car are unaccounted for, say police, who describe her disappearance about a month ago as sinister.Ms Thomas, described by police as an escort, was reported...
- > CYF's involvement with baby to be reviewed
- > Maori in Australia speedily losing language
- > Gang member remanded in custody
- > Three arrested in police, customs operation
- > Police step backward to suppress info
A teacher at a Melbourne deaf school who made students expose themselves in class has avoided jail time because he has cancer.The man, 55, asked the students to expose their genitalia in class in the 1970s, the Victorian County...
- > Whale struck by cruise ship dies
- > UN declares water, sanitation 'human right'
- > Tonga sending troops to Afghanistan
- > Canadian jailed for 11 years for sex tourism
- > No survivors in Pakistan plane crash
Just a heads up on two issues you might find quite interesting in the Labour caucus.1) Next Tuesday the union based MPs will challenge Goff's position on the tradability of the 4th week of the month's annual leave entitlement....
- > Carter: 'I guess in a way I wanted to get caught'
- > New Families Commissioner appointed
- > Greens call for action on piggeries
- > Groser's minibar taste switches to water
- > Brian Fallow: Bollard still expects 'respectable' growth
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Dead Tragic by Michael Nicholas Wil
Where: Palmerston North > Centrepoint Theatre Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the theatre... Dead Tragic, ...
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Four Flat Whites in Italy
Where: Levin > Levin Little Theatre Asking for a flat white in Italy will probably get you nowhere. Going to see ...
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Te Radar's Eating the Dog
Where: Eketahuna > Eketahuna Community Centre Winner: Best Local Show NZ Comedy Festival 2009 Winner: Best Show NZ Comedy Guild Awards ...
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Twilight at Te Manawa - Fashion for
Where: Palmerston North > Te Manawa Art Gallery Ladies, come along for a fun evening of fashion and beauty at Te Manawa. See ...
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Maori Language Workshops
Where: Palmerston North > Te Manawa Art Gallery Come and celebrate Maori Language Week at Te Manawa. Learn about pronunciation and basic greetings ...
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