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Business.Scoop » On The Shortest Day Of The Year, Venture Taranaki Breaks Ground With Branching Out's Garlic Growing Trials - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » On The Shortest Day Of The Year, Venture Taranaki Breaks Ground With Branching Out's Garlic Growing Trials

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On The Shortest Day Of The Year, Venture Taranaki Breaks Ground With Branching Out's Garlic Growing Trials - Vimarsana News

On The Shortest Day Of The Year, Venture Taranaki Breaks Ground With Branching Out's Garlic Growing Trials

Te Puna Umanga Venture Taranaki, the regional development agency for Taranaki, has launched their Branching Out growing trials with the planting of the first crop, garlic. This milestone marks an important step in the long-term project, which aims ...

Sandie Shaw at 75: The barefoot icon who was forced to do Eurovision | Music | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Sandie Shaw at 75: The barefoot icon who was forced to do Eurovision | Music | Entertainment

Sandie Shaw has been famous since she was just 17. It is also 56 years since she swept to victory at the Eurovision Song Contest with Puppet On A String. The Dagenham lass was one of the faces of the 1960s and, after weathering scandals, bankruptcy and foot surgery, still looks as striking today

Business.Scoop » MPI Announces Finalists In 2022 Good Employer Awards - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » MPI Announces Finalists In 2022 Good Employer Awards

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Pāmu announces new directors - Vimarsana News

Pāmu announces new directors

Nick Pyke and Paula Kearns will both join the board starting March 1.

Source: nbr.co.nz