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Copyright 2008 Times NewspapersWed, 15 Oct 2008 19:10:00 UTCElim dismayed at DoL action
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The Department of Labour (DoL) decision to prosecute the Sir Edmund Hillary Outdoor Pursuits Centre (OPC) dismays Elim Christian College principal Murray Burton, who says the OPC has become a good friend.Making cards the 'old school' way
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World Card Making Day is officially a day for people of all ages to get creative and send a message to loved ones.Police: the silly season has sprung
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<p>The police say criminal behaviour is on the increase as summer settles in, but that’s only to be expected. In particular, there’s an increase in the number of assaults.</p>Quick action prevents large blaze
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A prompt call to the Fire Service has saved a Howick garden shed fire spreading to the property’s house and over to the neighbours.Genius with wood
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Howick's Fred Develin is constantly reinventing the wheel. In fact Mr Develin has been creating things since he was a child and not much has changed in the past eight decades.Stay cool after school at Te Tuhi
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A creme de le crème opportunity for any art enthusiastic teen to learn from the best presents itself soon at Te Tuhi.Would you call this a school of fish?
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Pakuranga College teachers are still wiping the sea salt from their cheeks as they return to school this week refreshed from an action packed holiday break.News Bites
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Profit at Kiwibank, Smoke free Manukau and Chinese learning.Petition to save 'Manukau Way'
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A campaign to get formal written feedback from the community about the possibility of Manukau City Council becoming part of a larger southern city, or an Auckland region ‘super city’, is being planned by Mayor Len Brown.Local Transport - Who is prepared to try public transport?
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Transport is a leading issue in the general election campaign. With the rising costs of fuel hitting hard on people’s wallets, motorists have become more selective about the trips they make and how many they take.Green light for Ormiston Rd Bridge
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With a skirl of the bagpipes and enthusiastic chatter of children around him, Manukau Mayor Len Brown slashed the ribbon and led a procession of several hundred people over the newly opened Ormiston Road Bridge on Saturday.Doubt about Redoubt
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Anxiety over proposed changes to Redoubt and Mill roads pushed resident Jane Goulding to voice her distress to the Botany Community Board last week.Mayor accepts Manukau identity will go
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If it was up to Mayor Len Brown, Manukau city would remain an entity within the existing council boundaries, achieving uniquely Manukau goals.Pink Army goes to battle on the eastern front
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It was Pink Ribbon Day on Friday, the day of the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation appeal, and in Howick, Pakuranga and Botany a Pink Army put on their feminine fatigues and went into battle.Unleashed dogs could cost owners $3000
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Dog owners in the habit of letting their pooches off the leash at local sports fields are likely to get a hurry-up call in the next few weeks.