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Private building owners and community organisations find relief in long-term plan - Vimarsana News

Private building owners and community organisations find relief in long-term plan

Private building owners and community event organisers net small slices of 10-year budget.

Meitheal: Farmers urged to 'ease off' on contractors under silage pressure - Vimarsana News

Meitheal: Farmers urged to 'ease off' on contractors under silage pressure

Farmers are being called on to show "meitheal" and ease off on silage contractors who are under significant pressure to make up for lost time this summer.

Emails reveal behind the scenes rivalry between councillors and mayor - Vimarsana News

Emails reveal behind the scenes rivalry between councillors and mayor

The mayor and deputy mayor of the Manawatū District Council have a nickname for the councillors who did not vote against Māori wards on May 6 - the Fab 4.

Boys+Girls Mask Up for New Social Campaign - Vimarsana News

Boys+Girls Mask Up for New Social Campaign

Boys+Girls Mask Up for New Social Campaign May 14, 2021 With mask-wearing in public settings set to become an integral part of our day-to-day lives, at least for the foreseeable future, Boys+Girls has launched an eye-catching campaign called “Dress to Impress” for the Good Mask Co, a PPE manufacturer that specialises in KN95 masks. The social campaign features three naked models wearing absolutely nothing but their KN95 mask. “In a global pandemic there is only one item of clothing that is truly important – your mask,” says Chris Clarkin, creative director, Boys+Girls. “But with a...

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Departing advisor fearful of 'significant damage' to council, iwi relations - Vimarsana News

Departing advisor fearful of 'significant damage' to council, iwi relations

DAVID UNWIN/STUFF/Stuff Rārite Mātaki said if he hadn't already resigned from his job at Manawatū District Council, he would have following its stance on Māori wards. In the wake of a landmark hīkoi advocating for Māori wards and the contentious decision that sparked it, it could be argued the role of Manawatū District Council's Māori adviser has never been more important – except it doesn’t have one. His last day on the job was Friday, May 7, the day after the council decided to defer a decision on Māori representation until after the 2022 election, and amid a mass resignation ...