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Year 9 students Stevie Selby, left, Maia Greene and Mercedes Basevi pat Max the cat.

Purr-fect new home for Max the cat

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 17, 2022
Post category:March 2022

Urgent veterinary treatment was the catalyst for Max becoming the official Hauraki Plains College cat.Teacher Brian Woolcock, who spent a lot of time with the black and white feline, told…

Andrew Crowe with his republished nature book, Nature’s Alphabet. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Te reo and fresh designs for children’s book

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 15, 2022
Post category:March 2022

A Thames author who has published more than 40 New Zealand nature books hopes his “multi-layered” newly republished book engages with both children and adults.Andrew Crowe, who has lived in…

Damaged trees line State Highway 2 near Ngatea. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Plains trees damaged

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 10, 2022
Post category:March 2022

Trees on the Hauraki Plains are showing signs of severe damage weeks after ex-tropical Cyclone Dovi blasted the district.The mid-February storm brought strong winds with gusts around 100km/h to many…

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