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A small Taranaki town is pushing ahead with lowering fixed speed limits near schools, despite the government's intention to introduce variable speed limits around schools by the end of the year.
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The new speed limits are fixed, meaning that drivers will need to observe the limits 24 hours a day. This keeps school students, staff, and families safe on the streets outside of drop-off and pickup times.
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The Stratford A&P Show is known to be the weekend where town comes to country, and this year town certainly came - in the thousands. Stratford A&P...
ANDY JACKSON/Stuff Van Werder, 8, from Woodleigh School made easy work of the event which became a duathlon due to unsafe water quality in the ocean. His favourite part of being involved was watching the expression on each child's face as they crossed the finish line. “Seeing kids feel like champions, every kid who crosses the finish line feels like they have won a gold medal at the Olympics.” ANDY JACKSON/Stuff Ngaere School student Celia Gribble, 10, said the event was “fun and tiring”. “I really liked the bike!” ANDY JACKSON/Stuff Asher Malone, 9, from Woodleigh School wi...