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The Treasury manager Lucy Gable-Thom, left, and new website lead Beth Mackay are excited about the new website. Photo: GORDON PREECE

New website launched for The Treasury

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:February 3, 2022
Post category:February 2022

The Treasury has launched a new website to allow members of the public more access to the region’s historical artifacts.The heritage research centre on Thames’ Queen St, collects, cares for…

Cattle graze a dry paddock near Netherton. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Low rainfall prompts warning for farmers

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:January 27, 2022
Post category:January 2022

Thames Valley could have a meteorological drought if the region doesn’t have persistent rainfall within the next fortnight, NIWA says.A meteorological drought occurs when dry weather patterns dominate an area,…

Onya community award recipient Neil Gray is a founding member of the Haurakian Charitable Trust. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Serving the community on farm and bush

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:January 24, 2022
Post category:January 2022

A week-long search for a missing British tramper is one call-out Neil Gray will never forget during his time as a volunteer with Thames LandSAR.Neil is a recent recipient of…

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