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Kerepēhi Bowling Club Murray Fisher Memorial winners Jon Liddell, left, Adrian Perritt, Phil Kennedy, and Justin Sara. Photo: SUPPLIED

Good turnout for bowling club tournaments

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:December 2, 2022
Post category:Sport

The winning team of the Kerepehi Bowling Club Murray Fisher Memorial: Jon Liddell, Adrian Perritt, Phil Kennedy, Justin Sara. There were 34 team entries, 30 teams played, with 3 -4…

In the space of a year, the Thames Valley’s female rugby team, The Vixens, went from 12 players to 45. PHOTOS: K WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY

2022: The year of the Vixens

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:December 1, 2022
Post category:Sport

In the space of a year, the Thames Valley’s female rugby team, The Vixens, went from 12 players to 45. At the height of the sport in New Zealand, the…

The power outage began at 1:15pm on November 11 after high winds blew a tree branch into power lines. Photo: GORDON PREECE

‘Left in the dark’

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:December 1, 2022
Post category:News

Karangahake Gorge residents were “left in the dark” during a prolonged power outage during a recent storm, sparking concerns about safety and a lack of communication.High winds left nearly 3000…

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