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Bright boots draw attention on harbour hike

Blistered and bleeding feet were not going to stop two former Cadbury employees from walking a marathon distance in a pair of gumboots. Megan.

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Former Cadbury workers unite for charity

Five years after the closure of the Cadbury factory, former employees are still in the carpark every Saturday to raise money for mental health. .

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Feijoa Lumps: Australia-based Pascall lolly company accused of co-opting Kiwiana

Feijoa Lumps: Australia-based Pascall lolly company accused of co-opting Kiwiana
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Local Matters - Ambulance opens Stanmore station

Ambulance opens Stanmore station Click the image above to view slideshow A funding boost has enabled the creation of a brand new ambulance station in Whangaparāoa, which St John says will improve its emergency response times on the peninsula. The new station is in Karepiro Drive in Stanmore Bay. Until now, crews had to travel to the peninsula from the St John base in Silverdale Village, or from a post that it has operated at Manly Fire Station since 2015. A St John spokesperson says it vacated the Fire and Emergency premises in Manly during last year’s Covid-19 lockdowns, to enable physical distancing of crews.

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St John ambulance service under fire: 91yo waited two hours for ambulance - eight days later she was dead

St John ambulance service under fire: 91yo waited two hours for ambulance - eight days later she was dead 4 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 6 minutes to read Jean Petch waited two hours for a St John paramedic to treat her when she fell and hit her head. Photo / Supplied Jean Petch waited two hours for a St John paramedic to treat her when she fell and hit her head. Photo / Supplied Eight days later she was dead. Her story is among dozens the Herald has been told about seriously sick or injured people waiting hours for an ambulance - an issue St John says could be resolved with guaranteed Government funding instead of reliance on public donations.

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