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Ian Anderson10:40, May 28 2021 Andrew Cornaga/Photosport Taranakis Paige Hareb in action at the Surfing New Zealand National Championships at Piha Beach in January. Paige Hareb and Saffi Vette will face a record field of women at the World Surfing Games as they attempt to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics. However, the Kiwi duo won’t have to overcome all the 120 other women competitors to grab one of the two available places for women in the New Zealand team for Tokyo – nor will they necessar...

James Hunter This is an alcohol-free venue but is perfect for those looking for a more relaxed way to spend their evening, or to caffeinate themselves before heading on into the night ~ we know theres a lot of other great gigs happening on this night so well be finishing up early enough for you to be able to fit in everything! All ages are also welcome so bring your kids, your siblings, your grandma ~ a great way to be able to enjoy the local scene together $10 tickets available via UTR ~ to...

Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest's Wyloo Metals said on Tuesday it would launch an unsolicited bid for the shares in nickel-copper miner Noront Resources it does not already own, an offer valuing the company at C$133 million (US$110 million).

A burglar raiding a farm was caught by police – because he stopped to feed a llama called Larry. James Fisher of Duffryn, Newport, was captured on CCTV at Raglan Farm Park and identified by officers. The 30-year-old was jailed for two years at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting six raids that netted him a £6,000 haul. Metro (Amanda Welles) Home sweet home A bus was

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read TORONTO (Reuters) -Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest’s Wyloo Metals said on Tuesday it would launch an unsolicited bid for the shares in nickel-copper miner Noront Resources it does not already own, an offer valuing the company at C$133 million (US$110 million). Noront responded by recommending that shareholders defer taking any action while it considers alternatives to Wyloo’s C$0.315 per share offer. The bid shows extended interest in battery minerals fr...

Monday, 24 May 2021, 11:11 am  New Zealand’s first craft chocolate festival is going international with Melbourne maker Birdsnake hitting the capital for July’s Chocstock, and sweet-toothed chocolate fans are expected to snap up the limited tickets on sale from today. Chocstock is the brainchild of Wellington Chocolate Factory (WCF) and The Chocolate Bar, and will be held on July 3rd in Wellington’s tastiest laneway, Eva Street, the vibrant backstreet renowned as one of the country’s t...

Whats your favourite place for a pie/coffee? Being a vegetarian, pies don’t feature highly on my rotation list (if anyone knows where great veggie pies are being served in NZ, please let me know!), but I’m always searching for the best coffee. The consistent top quality coffees served out of Raglan Roast in Nelson are up there, as is Allpress on Ponsonby Road, Auckland. My everyday go-to is an oat milk Flat White from Bennetts in Mangawhai. Whats one NZ spot on the top of your bucket li...

WOULD you like to have the chance to buy a pub/restaurant for just £10? Well, that chance is available in Gwent, thanks to an extraordinary gesture being made by the owners of the business. The Raglan Arms, in Llandenny - between Raglan and Usk - is being sold in a raffle, by current owners William and Judith Brown, with tickets costing just £10. They hope that by selling the pub this way, it will give someone the chance to get involved in their dream industry. The pair said: "We kn...

Monty Bevins, Raglan Old School Arts Centre, Raglan Fri, 14 May - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

Larry the llama (Picture: Wales News Service) and James Fisher (Image: Gwent Police) A BURGLAR was brought to justice after CCTV images caught him feeding a llama at a popular tourist attraction. The footage capturing James Fisher taking time out with Larry during a raid at Raglan Farm Park in Monmouthshire led to his downfall. After pictures were released by the Argus in an appeal for information, a police community support officer recognised the thief and the 30-year-old was soon arres...