April 7, 2026 – Page 2 – The Valley Profile

Daniel Neufeld snaps up a gold medal and silver medal win at the North Island Archery Championships in Palmerston North on March 14 and 15. Photo: SUPPLIED

Archer’s aim delivers gold medal

Post author:Davidda Hikatangata
Post published:April 7, 2026
Post category:News Sport

Daniel Neufeld’s dream is to one day represent New Zealand on the archery world stage.It’s a target that’s drawn closer with his recent competition victory.The archer, who was also the…

Short Back’n’Sides. Photo: SUPPLIED

A chipper arboriculture service

Post author:Sponsored Content
Post published:April 7, 2026
Post category:Features

ADVERTISING FEATUREWaihī-based Short Back’n’Sides offers “anything to do with trees and wood” for Thames Valley and Coromandel clients up to Whangamatā.Brett Soutar, who directs the business with Carolyn Treblico, said…

Carson Fletcher is off to the International Rugby Academy of New Zealand in Wellington. Photo: SUPPLIED

Carson to kick off at International Rugby Academy

Post author:Davidda Hikatangata
Post published:April 7, 2026
Post category:Features News Sport

Carson Fletcher knows what it means to face adversity.“In 2024, I faced one of my biggest challenges when I broke my collarbone,” the 16-year-old rugby player from Thames High School…

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