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Tracie Cvitkovich kept the helm “steady as she goes” in somewhat rough seas during the third and final round of the Table Mountain Women’s Club Championship for a final three-day score of 246. Two fine rounds in the 70s the first two-days sealed the deal, in spite of a final last minute surge to the finish line by her nearest competitor, Sally Stemen.
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Every thriving, connected community is built on a foundation of selfless people who work tirelessly to enhance the place they live. The Taupō District is blessed with many of these types of people and on 29 September, a group of local legends ...
As a child, Charlie Frith was known for bringing home snakes and lizards. He also raised rabbits and tended a goat.
Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 11:45 am Paying for Council rates and services by cheque is no longer going to be an option from 15 June as banks phase out the payment method. Kāpiti Coast District Council General Manager Corporate Services Mark de Haast says from then payments can be accepted by direct debit, eftpos, cash, telephone or online banking. Payments can also be made by credit card through Council’s website. “Cheques are being discontinued as a method of payment by banks in New Zealand, including by Council’s banker Westpac, which means we are no longer able to take cheques either,...