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The Philippine Post Office (PHLPost) and the Universal Postal Union (UPU), through the International Bureau, invites youth ages 9 to 15 to join its 51st International Letter Writing Competition for Young People, to strengthen literacy through the art of letter-writing. "The contest is designed to develop the young people's skills…
The long weekend is about to get a lot better for a Whanganui Lotto player having won $1 million in Saturday’s draw.
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The Meat Shoppe and Cotton On close Rotorua CBD stores but there's hope 3 May, 2021 06:22 PM 4 minutes to read Before closing at the end of March 2021, The Meat Shoppe had been a Rotorua icon for 60 years. Photo / Andrew Warner Before closing at the end of March 2021, The Meat Shoppe had been a Rotorua icon for 60 years. Photo / Andrew Warner An iconic 60-year-old local butchery and international clothing chain are the latest Rotorua businesses to close their doors in the heart of the city's CBD. But property experts say there is hope as businesses usually based in the subur...
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Wairoa mayor laments banks leaving town: 'We'd roll out the red carpet' for another one 16 Feb, 2021 09:15 PM 3 minutes to read Westpac has told staff it is considering closing its Wairoa branch in early April. Photo / File Westpac has told staff it is considering closing its Wairoa branch in early April. Photo / File Wairoa could be down to a single in-person banking option in a few months, with its local Westpac branch confirming it is considering closing in early April. With BNZ's Wairoa branch confirming last week it is closing in May, the isolated district could soon be...
Monika Singh 24 December, 2020, 11:59 am Post Fiji chief executive officer Dr Anirudha Bansod at the launch of their back to school competition today. Picture: MONIKA SINGH Post Fiji Pte Ltd believes the launch of its back to school competition will bring a much needed comfort and save money for all segments of customers. Chief executive officer Dr Anirudha Bansod said the launch was delayed this year because of the schools closing date and the challenges facing the people. As part of the competition customers who spend $30 or more on school stationery at any Postshop or via online through it...