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Mahurangi Matters, 2 May 2018 – Off the Record

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May 12, 2021 3:41am

Mahurangi Matters


May 12, 2021 3:41am

Peace declared

Spectators at one local Anzac Day service had a chuckle when they overheard a teacher giving instructions to the pupils gathered to perform as part of the ceremony. “Sit down, be quiet and no fighting!”

Wings on their feet?

A sign along the road to Buckleton Beach has long fascinated a Mahurangi Matters reporter, and it seems to be very effective. After numerous forays into the Tawharanui Peninsula, the reporter has failed to spot a single speeding pedestrian.

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