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Whitianga apprentice aged 17 impresses on the job and builds new future

Whitianga apprentice aged 17 impresses on the job and builds new future 8 Apr, 2021 11:44 PM 3 minutes to read LBG Builders owner Brett Goodger with Abbey Mills, 17, who was one of hundreds who left school in 2020 to become an apprentice. Photo / Supplied LBG Builders owner Brett Goodger with Abbey Mills, 17, who was one of hundreds who left school in 2020 to become an apprentice. Photo / Supplied NZ Herald New apprentice Abbey Mills is part of a wave of teenagers building a future by picking up the tools. The Whitianga 17-year-old signed up for an apprenticeship in November after a local builder approached her school looking for a hardworking student keen on a career in the trade.

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Freedom Camping Public Meetings: Twizel, Thames, Whitianga, Tauranga, Taupō

Thursday, 22 April 2021, 2:06 pm Public meetings are being held in Twizel, Thames, Whitianga, Tauranga and Taupō from Tuesday 27 April for people to find out more about the government’s proposals to improve freedom camping. “The public meetings are a good opportunity for people to get information and ask questions in person,” says Danielle McKenzie, Manager Tourism Policy, MBIE. “The meetings are good for us as well, and based on people’s questions, we’ve clarified some of the language used in the discussion document.” The clarification relates to Proposal 4 which seeks feedback about the types of toilets that are suitable for a vehicle to be certified as self-contained,

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Anzac services around the Coromandel-Hauraki region

Anzac services around the Coromandel-Hauraki region 19 Apr, 2021 01:43 AM 3 minutes to read Waihi Beach 5.45am – fall in parade 9.30am start 6am start at the Memorial Cairn Advertisement 5.45am – assemble at the Talisman Hotel 5.55am – march to Katikati War Memorial Hall 6am – service begins Road closures and a detour in place from Talisman Hotel to the Katikati War Memorial Hall between 5am-7am. Coromandel Town 10am Service at Memorial Reserve, 355 Kapanga Rd, Coromandel. To be followed by morning tea at The Club, 190 Woollams Ave, Coromandel Hahei Tapu 5.45am Dawn Parade - from Tapu Fire Station to Cenotaph, Tapu Hall, followed by service. Breakfast provided afterwards at Tapu Fire Station

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Business Scoop » Freedom Camping Public Meetings: Twizel, Thames, Whitianga, Tauranga, Taupō

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Momentum builds for Coromandel tsunami sirens upgrade to be funded

Momentum builds for Coromandel tsunami sirens upgrade to be funded 21 Apr, 2021 01:25 AM 10 minutes to read David Yeomans, of Pauanui, says he s incredulous to read that Northland districts are putting in new sirens and the Coromandel is taking them away. Photo / Alison Smith David Yeomans, of Pauanui, says he s incredulous to read that Northland districts are putting in new sirens and the Coromandel is taking them away. Photo / Alison Smith Give us our sirens - loud and clear, this was the message from the Coromandel s east coast community at meetings to explain why tsunami sirens are being disconnected in September. Civil Defence Controller Garry Towler and Fire and Emergency NZ managers presented their alternative alerting methods to Whitianga residents on Monday and Tairua, Pauanui and Whangamata on Tuesday.

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