March 11, 2026 – The Valley Profile

Moto1 team at their Paeroa store, from left to right: Sharon Hamilton, Yaran Kaarsemaker, Kayne McDougall, Richard, Kenzie, Evie, and Dakota Wood. Photo: NIKKI SANDERS

‘We just live and breathe motorbikes’: Moto1

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Post published:March 11, 2026
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ADVERTORIALIf there’s one thing the team at Moto1 wants the community to know, it’s that “we cater to all riders and all types of riding”.Family-owned and operated by Richard and…

Autumn styling with Flowers on Pollen

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Post published:March 11, 2026
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ADVERTISING FEATUREAs the seasons begin to shift, our homes often crave a creative reset too.Autumn invites us to slow down, soften the light, and bring warmth back into our spaces…

Framed Up: no job too big or small

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Post published:March 11, 2026
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ADVERTISING FEATUREFramed Up are back on the tools and ready to hammer down some of your groundbreaking ideas.Do you have a vision or a dream project but unsure of where…

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