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Bailey Te Whero, left, enjoys a cuddle with his lamb Snowy, and Gabrielle Te Whero with his lamb Spike.

Rearing to go with donated lambs

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:September 13, 2022
Post category:Rural

Hikutaia School students are currently preparing donated lambs for their local agricultural days in October. Rose Walmsley, who owns a drystock farm on Old Maratoto Rd in Hikutaia, told The…

Auckland artist Jay Hogan, left and Thames Public Art Trust trustee Rob Johnston installed the new sculpture on September 8. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Thames memories inspire new sculpture

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:September 13, 2022
Post category:News September

A temporary sculpture inspired by warm memories of Thames is the newest to be installed by Thames Public Art Trust. The 3-metre high corten steel and stainless steel sculpture, at…

The return of the Great Te Puru Duck Race is expected to be “fun for all ages”. File Photo: SUPPLIED

Ducky fundraiser set to return

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:September 13, 2022
Post category:News

The “leading fundraiser” for Thames Coast Community Kindergarten is set to take flight after a one-year hiatus. The Great Te Puru Duck Race is scheduled to take place on September…

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