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Paeroa College’s first ever lacrosse team with their coach, Ursula Johnson, right. Photo: SUPPLIED

Paeroa College’s history-making lacrosse match

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:June 1, 2021
Post category:June 2021

When 14 players from Paeroa College stepped out on to a Tamahere field clutching lacrosse sticks, it was a historic occasion, win or lose.In its 63 years, the school had…

Sam Dunlop shows visitors around his Puriri farm, where he plans to plant hundreds of native trees. Photos: KELLEY TANTAU

Planting ‘for the long term’ on Puriri farm

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:June 1, 2021
Post category:June 2021

He may not be a farmer in the traditional sense, but Sam Dunlop has plans to spend the next few decades seeing native trees on his land flourish and thrive.In…

John Leenman, left, with members of T3 at the Electric Vehicle Expo held in Thames. Photo: SUPPLIED

Electric vehicles on show at Thames expo

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:June 1, 2021
Post category:June 2021

0FU3L – the number plate on the electric car said it all and explained the reason for the mini expo of electric vehicles held in Thames recently.Thames Transition Town (T3)…

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