Dannevirke’s quirky op shop donations
The strangest donations end with fits of giggles and they also end up in the bin.
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Missing worker found dead at bottom of bank after police search forestry block
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Te Ringa Kaha kapahaka group performance a historic moment
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Woodville logo design a hit with judges
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Nireaha War Memorial Library marks a centenary
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Dr Rachel Keedwell: Declining reserve balances brought into sharp focus
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Editorial: Go out and enjoy the season instead of being a Grinch
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Earthquake hits lower North Island; hundreds report feeling it
The quake caused moderate shaking.
Tararua farmers learn about water quality targets
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Mason's aiming high toward aerospace career
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Woodville school holds pets day after 12-year absence
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Dannevirke Garden Ramble offers budding growers plenty of ideas
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Warm weather brings the crowds for Norsewood Country Festival
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Eketāhuna promising day of fun for all
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Dannevirke Sports Club cricket season gets off to great start
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Coming together in song – it’s Christmas season
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Lachie earns his stripes as motorcycle mechanic
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