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Sideswipe: February 13: Mostly mowed (New Zealand Herald)

It's just all too hard to spend an extra 60 seconds to mow a square metre of council berm at the entrance to a walkway.

“My grandfather was a child of the war, so sugar rationing. Pop got steak and chips for dinner the next day.” For the year that twin girls were in my class I never got their names correct. He scraped the fur off and ate it, eeeeyuckk!!!” Basically, a leftovers lucky dip with mum eating whatever no-one else wanted.” Even now perhaps best by dates mean diddly in your house ...” These are the best replies:

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The hard truth about gambling (New Zealand Herald)

An addiction is defined as a chronic relapsing disorder characterised by the compulsive use of something despite adverse consequences. It's considered a brain ...

Sister of slain teen urges witnesses to dob in "gang-affiliated" killers.

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Hawaiian-born clothing designer brings a little bit of aloha to Northland (New Zealand Herald)

Hawaiian-born Christine Makaweo opened Kaleo on Kerikeri Rd last month, working with local artists to create original print designs that celebrate New Zealand ...

“I wanted to bring some of the colourful and relaxed styles that I loved there to Aotearoa, but with New Zealand designs and styles tailored for our way of living here. Now living in Kerikeri, she is working with seven artists from Northland, Auckland, Hamilton and Wellington, to come up with designs for Kaleo, a Hawaiian word that means “to express”. She was a regular visitor to the Bay of Islands to see her parents, and has also lived in the Solomon Islands. The products celebrate New Zealand’s flora and fauna, rich blend of cultures and Kiwi expressions including slogans such as “Kina Cool” and “Be Fruitful Kerikeri” and “Another Day in Paradise Bay of Islands”. Hawaiian-born Christine Makaweo opened Kaleo on Kerikeri Rd last month, working with local artists to create original print designs that celebrate New Zealand and, in particular, the Bay of Islands. A new clothing and gift shop in Kerikeri is working with New Zealand designers to provide garments that showcase Northland’s unique culture.

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