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Wednesday, May, 1, 2024
Hamilton 10/20
 
10.2
FARMERS FACING DRY SPELL
By Lizzie Hallam
DRIER than usual conditions recently have given rise to farmers to be concerned about low feed conditions. Photo: TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY GURU.

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RESEALING works on the Grange Burn walking track have made progress since they began early in April. Section two, now completed, has been opened while there has been plans to open section one (from the railway overpass to the platypus bridge) in the next week. Photo: FELICITY HANDRECK.
Grange Burn walking track resealing
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Glenthompson pool Ombudsman appeal
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Successful truck safety event
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Big fish, bigger boat for Operation Barrel
PORTLAND was the epicentre of Operation Barrel over the unofficial Anzac Day long weekend as hundreds of boaters and fishers poured into the region.
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RESEALING works on the Grange Burn walking track have made progress since they began early in April. Section two, now completed, has been opened while there has been plans to open section one (from the railway overpass to the platypus bridge) in the next week. Photo: FELICITY HANDRECK.
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