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Keith Pickford will land at Rangitata Island in his Auster MK 5 on Tuesday afternoon and the following day Russell Brodie flies his Tiger Moth from Rangitata to Timaru’s Richard Pearse Airport. At each stopover people have been encouraged to knit poppies as well as stars representing the Starship Foundation, which can be attached to artworks that are being carried around the country. The Temuka Knit and Natter Group has been busy knitting poppies for the cause. “I knitted 14 of them,” member Elaine Costello said. “It’s not difficult. It only took hour an hour for each one.” ...

“Perhaps the most odd one was funding $2,000 yearly to the Waikato Museum. “While that’s not a lot now that was a lot back then and the last project you would expect a motorcycle club to fund.” Weeks said the unusual partnership blossomed when he became club president in the 1970s. MARK TAYLOR/Stuff The club’s contribution helped purchase artworks like New Zealand artist Robin White’s painting of Sam Hunt. He was the organiser of The Founders Theatre Circuit Charity Road Races or Grand Prix series that saw racers ride around the same circuit used by the V8s many years later.

Among a wide range of interests that occupied the leisure hours of the building entrepreneur Robin Livett was de Havilland light aircraft. At one time or another he owned a Chipmunk, a Tiger Moth, a

Palace 'fears Harry and Meghan will out the royal accused of Archie skin colour comment if it denies couple's racism claims': Charles stays silent on first public engagement after Oprah interview Prince of Wales put on a brave face as he spoke to medics, clerics and patients at the Jesus House church  Queen has spent past two days mulling over how to respond to Meghan and Harry's damaging claims  The entire Palace said to be 'shocked and dismayed' by claims made in the interview, which aired on Sunday  Today, No 10 confirmed that Boris Johnson has watched the interview but he declined to g...

As if Her Maj hadn't got enough to contend with at the moment, the Government has just announced that it is selling off the Queen's Flight. Her entire fleet of planes is going under the hammer to save money. For the first time in her 69-year reign, she will have to fly commercial or borrow Boris Johnson's official jet. The Prime Minister's aircraft was given a controversial £900,000 paint job last year, although that now looks like a bargain alongside Carrie's extravagant Lulu Lytle-inspired makeover of their flat in No 11 Downing Street. No such luxury in future for the monarch. The sale of...