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Hauraki Plains College students with their environment mahi. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Eco-warriors

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:September 11, 2024
Post category:Rural

Students from 10 schools gathered at the Kauaeranga Visitors Centre on September 5, to celebrate National Conservation Week with an environment hui. The hui, organised through Enviroschools, the Waikato Regional Council,…

Kerepēhi Primary School music students say music brings them together. Photo: DAMIAN ANDERSON

Small school makes big sound-waves at Bandquest

Post author:Davidda Hikatangata
Post published:September 10, 2024
Post category:News

Everybody knows the hills are alive with the sound of music, but so is a little primary school tucked away in the Thames Valley.Nothing can stop the tunes from pouring…

Lissie Cleave will make her Blind Tennis World Championship debut later this month. Photo: SUPPLIED

Blind tennis player to serve up in Italy, Poland

Post author:Davidda Hikatangata
Post published:September 10, 2024
Post category:News

As a child, Ellisia Cleave was told by her coach she couldn’t play tennis because she was blind.But that hasn’t held back the former Hauraki Plains dweller, who will soon…

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