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news Supercars test for NZ Toyota 86 champion motorsport.com 10 hrs ago © Edge Photographics Shane van Gisbergen, Triple Eight Race Engineering The winner of the Toyota 86 series in New Zealand will score a Supercars test with powerhouse squad Triple Eight. The prize is being facilitated by the Tony Quinn Foundation, run by Quinn himself and a number of other NZ motor racing industry players such as Steve Horne, John Gordon, Greg Murphy and Josie Spillane. Quinn is both heavily active on the New Zealand motor racing scene as the owner of both the Hampton Downs and Highlands circuits, and...

17:16, Jun 29 2021 HAMILTON CITY COUNCIL Hamilton City Council's Hamilton Organic centre will be managed by EnviroWaste from Thursday onwards. Hamilton City Council’s waste and recycling contractor EnviroWaste will take over operation at the Hamilton Organic centre in Frankton this week, as part of the kerbside collection contract. The change means the centre must close at midday on Wednesday, and will reopen at 10am on Thursday – an hour later than usual, to give EnviroWaste time to set up. If people had green waste they absolutely had to get rid of during the brief closure, they could...

Press Release – Ruapehu District Council The opening of the Reuse Shop at the Taumarunui Transfer Station/Resource Recovery Centre got off to a flying start over the weekend. Rachel and Mark Adams were very happy with their stuffed possum find at Taumarunui’s new Transfer Station/Resource Recovery Centre reuse shop that opened on Saturday Sustainability Educator Emily Jasmine said that the bad weather wasn’t enough to keep a steady stream of people away eager to check the new shop out and buy something or drop something off. “The level of support we have had is amazing with many peopl...

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Tuesday, 15 June 2021, 11:08 am The Tāmaki Makaurau – Auckland Conservation Board (ACB) is disappointed with the news that an application for a resource consent for a new Class 1 landfill in the Wayby Valley, north of Auckland, has been approved. The majority of the Hearing Panel, charged by the Auckland Council with hearing the evidence and submissions, were satisfied, subject to some amendments, that the effects on the environment of the construction and operation of the new landfill are acceptable and consistent with all the relevant planning and strategic documents guiding the use and ...