Police are appealing for the public’s help to locate missing 22-year-old Clive.
He was last seen on 9 March in the Cannons Creek area.
Police and Clive’s family have significant concerns for his wellbeing.
Anyone who has seen Clive or has information on his whereabouts is urged to call Police on 111, and reference file number 240407/0486.
ENDS
Police are on a hunt for bad eggs this Easter.
Police is taking a firm approach to unsafe driving behaviour from travellers going near or far this Easter Weekend.
After a disappointing start to the year on our roads, there has been an improvement to date in rates of deaths and serious injuries over February and March, but Superintendent Steve Greally, Director of Road Policing, says we can and must do much better.
Did you know that there is a rising trend in marketing that is changing the game for businesses? It's called collective marketing, and it has the power to transform your business in the digital age. In this blog post, we will explore the numerous benefits of adopting collective marketing strategies and where to find the resources to help get you started.
After the long-awaited multi-million dollar redevelopment of Mahara Gallery (now Toi Mahara), Kapiti art lovers have another reason to get excited. Artel Gallery is returning home.
Owner Maude Heath has decided to relocate her business back to Waikanae village after five years in Otaki. Starting on the first of May, you will find the gallery at 6 Mahara Place, formerly home to Julie Hunter’s eco clothing and homewares store.
With the Easter break coinciding with the early part of the Roar hunting season, there will likely be big numbers of hunters taking to the bush this long weekend.
Recreational firearms user groups have been coordinating their messaging this year, to ensure safety remains top of mind to the thousands of hunters who might take to the hills and bush chasing roaring stags or croaking bucks this autumn.
Police are appealing for the public’s help to locate missing 22-year-old Clive.
He was last seen on 9 March in the Cannons Creek area.
Police and Clive’s family have significant concerns for his wellbeing.
Anyone who has seen Clive or has information on his whereabouts is urged to call Police on 111, and reference file number 240407/0486.
ENDS
Police are on a hunt for bad eggs this Easter.
Police is taking a firm approach to unsafe driving behaviour from travellers going near or far this Easter Weekend.
After a disappointing start to the year on our roads, there has been an improvement to date in rates of deaths and serious injuries over February and March, but Superintendent Steve Greally, Director of Road Policing, says we can and must do much better.
Did you know that there is a rising trend in marketing that is changing the game for businesses? It's called collective marketing, and it has the power to transform your business in the digital age. In this blog post, we will explore the numerous benefits of adopting collective marketing strategies and where to find the resources to help get you started.
After the long-awaited multi-million dollar redevelopment of Mahara Gallery (now Toi Mahara), Kapiti art lovers have another reason to get excited. Artel Gallery is returning home.
Owner Maude Heath has decided to relocate her business back to Waikanae village after five years in Otaki. Starting on the first of May, you will find the gallery at 6 Mahara Place, formerly home to Julie Hunter’s eco clothing and homewares store.
With the Easter break coinciding with the early part of the Roar hunting season, there will likely be big numbers of hunters taking to the bush this long weekend.
Recreational firearms user groups have been coordinating their messaging this year, to ensure safety remains top of mind to the thousands of hunters who might take to the hills and bush chasing roaring stags or croaking bucks this autumn.
Police investigating how two children sustained horrific injuries at a Stokes Valley address, and previous Waterloo address, have had a member of the community come forward and speak with us.
“The information they have provided will form part of our enquiries and we continue to ask that anyone with information relating to these children does the right thing and shares that with Police,” says Detective Senior Sergeant Rebecca Cotton.
Technology has revolutionised the property market, with the internet transforming how potential buyers view homes. Years ago, agents ferried you from house to house, hoping to sell their listings, but times have changed. Just like that old Yellow Pages advert suggested, nowadays, we let our fingers do the walking. This digital shift has paved the way for increased competition and innovative approaches to the real estate game.
Everyday, we hear how digital marketing (mainly Google & Social Media) are changing the world and not everyone likes what is happening. However, the fact is for many industries the changes are very positive. A great example of this is recruitment and the enhanced ability digital marketing techniques and tactics can provide to help organisations to reach many, more well targeted candidates when promoting their job vacancies.
No one knows this better than Alison Watts from Bee & Bloom Florist and Flower Garden in Paraparumu Beach. After a two-year hiatus, her home-based floristry business is growing from strength to strength with community support and an improved online presence. Her daily Instagram and Facebook posts have been instrumental in her success.
Are your navigation skills a bit rusty, or are you interested in hunting but don’t know where to start?
We do. The New Zealand Deerstalkers Association (NZDA) delivers a Hunter National Training Scheme (HUNTS) through local branches. This course is aimed at hunters who want to refresh their skills or educate newbies on how to enjoy hunting safely and ethically. You must be a club member to enrol; however, you can be a complete novice, with most applicants having little to no firearms experience.
In the beating heart of Wellington's gastronomic landscape, Charley Noble Eatery & Bar emerges as a beacon of culinary excellence. Tucked amidst the vibrant tapestry of New Zealand's capital, this establishment has become a haven for those in search of a remarkable dining experience. From the refined ambiance to the carefully curated symphony of flavors by Chef Charley Noble, every facet of this culinary gem is designed to elevate your senses.
Nestled in the heart of Wellington, Boulcott Street Bistro has established itself as a true culinary gem. Since 1991, this esteemed establishment has been captivating the senses of discerning diners with its innovative, modern fare, timeless bistro classics, and unwavering commitment to warm hospitality.
