May 2022 – Page 5 – The Valley Profile

Mike Dilnott wants more young men and women to be referees. Photo: GORDON PREECE

VETERAN COACH WHISTLES IN YOUNG REFEREES

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:May 12, 2022
Post category:May 2022 Sport

A veteran referee and referee coach wants to encourage more young people in Thames Valley to take on the role. Thames Valley Rugby Union (TVRU) referee coach Mike Dilnott told…

Act leader David Seymour presented at Gastronomics in Thames recently. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

DAVID SEYMOUR SAYS KŌPŪ COULD BE STREAMLINED

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:May 12, 2022
Post category:May 2022

The long-awaited creation of a new business and marine precinct in Kōpū is the “perfect example” of an unstreamlined consenting process that needs to change, Act Leader David Seymour said.The…

Waihī Herb Society president Penryn Ballinger plants at the butterfly garden with her grandchildren Bianca, 8, and Bjorn Ballinger, 10. Photos: KELLEY TANTAU

MEMORIES AND MONARCHS AT NEW GARDEN

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:May 10, 2022
Post category:May 2022 Rural September 2020

Before Penryn Ballinger’s daughter Jessie died from cancer at age 20, the pair decided monarch butterflies could be their way to connect in the afterlife. Now, with the creation of…

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