'Me and the bottle': Confessions of a reformed drink driver
It began with beer; a few drinks after work each day in the high-paced world of après ski as a snowboard instructor following winter around the world. It
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It began with beer; a few drinks after work each day in the high-paced world of après ski as a snowboard instructor following winter around the world. It
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Greerton colouring up Tauranga for winter The Pacific Coast Village – Animal World tree. Photo: Rosalie Liddle Crawford. '); } else { // } An explosion of colour has appeared in Greerton Village this week as yarn bombing returns to brighten up the winter days ahead. Under the theme ‘Colour my World’, creativity abounds as knitters and crocheters break out vibrant colours after the unsettled year of 2020. Many of the famous cherry blossom trees around the Greerton Village are no longer naked but are now dressed, with help from Greerton Lions and Greerton Mains...
Weather: More than 1000 lightning strikes recorded overnight as wintry blast hits 17 May, 2021 08:02 PM 5 minutes to read MetService National weather: May 17th-19th. NZ Herald More than 1000 lightning strikes have been recorded in the last few hours, as winter makes its move over parts of the country today. MetService said up to 1200 strikes were recorded overnight. "The radar and lightning network is getting a good workout this morning," a MetService tweet said just before 7.30am. It comes as severe weather warnings and watches have been issued over a number of areas of New Zealand where hea...
Enjoying the family atmosphere at Blake Park. Photo: Describe Media Services. Enjoying the family atmosphere at Blake Park. Photo: Describe Media Services. 6pm. In downtown Tauranga, musicians and performers are entertaining the crowds that have gathered along the waterfront. Families are out enjoying the friendly atmosphere, and being able to walk along part of The Strand which is closed off to traffic. There are no food vendors at this event, as there are a huge variety of cafes, bars and restaurants open. Sophie Gibson and The Native Poms are performing live while roving performers from Ci...