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Federated Farmers is calling for care and courtesy at harvest time. Photo: SUPPLIED

Call for courtesy on road

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:February 12, 2023
Post category:Rural

Harvest season is in full swing and Federated Farmers is urging motorists and the operators of agricultural machinery to show each other some care and understanding.“Not everyone has appreciated the…

A collage of images taken by the Puriri brigade throughout 2022. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Near-record number of calls for firies

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:February 11, 2023
Post category:News

While 2023 has started quietly for the Puriri Volunteer Fire Brigade, the crew had one of their busiest years in 2022, with 72 calls for assistance.Chief fire officer Wayne Cryer…

Queen of the Red Cross Carnival at Thames, Miss Kathleen O’Carroll. Photo: SUPPLIED

Queen carnival held for Red Cross

Post author:Meghan Hawkes
Post published:February 11, 2023
Post category:Features Vintage Valley News

As part of a Valley Profile series, MEGHAN HAWKES searches through old newspapers to bring you the stories Thames Valley locals once read about themselves.1918A Queen Carnival, a fundraising event,…

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