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Salvation Army window tells true story of grandmother’s loss April 20, 2018

Women's side of the story is represented in Johnsonville’s heartfelt Anzac window display. Susan Bradley was moved by the story of her own great grandmother. COURTNEY DAY reports. The post Salvation Army window tells true story of grandmother’s loss appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

More dead rats and mice on Predator Free Northland’s agenda April 19, 2018

Tim Trengrove, from Predator Free Northland, wants traps in every backyard and council help. The post More dead rats and mice on Predator Free Northland’s agenda appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

Spate of drone issues raises questions about regulation April 19, 2018

Photographer wants drone buyers licenced so because laws penalise responsible professionals The post Spate of drone issues raises questions about regulation appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

Trail run raises $25,000 for Ronald McDonald House April 19, 2018

PNBHS students, teachers have completed a Cape Reinga to Island Bay Te Araroa Trail Challenge. NIC ORR talks to them on their arrival in Wellington. The post Trail run raises $25,000 for Ronald McDonald House appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

Solway Primary School ex-students gather for 100th party April 19, 2018

School which survived closure threat makes it to centenary with plenty of stories The post Solway Primary School ex-students gather for 100th party appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

PHOTO ESSAY: Wellington’s most popular market still booming April 18, 2018

Wellington Harbourside market continues to draw in large crowds. SAMUEL ROBINSON took a look. The post PHOTO ESSAY: Wellington’s most popular market still booming appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

St Oran’s girls 2018 dragon boat title all about mental toughness April 17, 2018

Captain Alyssa Best, coach Alistair McDonald reflect on teamwork and mental strength The post St Oran’s girls 2018 dragon boat title all about mental toughness appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

NZ launches sexual harm crisis line Monday April 13, 2018

Eva McGauley gets her wish as Ministry of Social Development set to launch online messaging service. SAMUEL ROBINSON reports. The post NZ launches sexual harm crisis line Monday appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

Former PM’s constitutional blueprint greeted with Little caution April 12, 2018

Constitution enthusiasm dampened by minister at launch of Palmer book The post Former PM’s constitutional blueprint greeted with Little caution appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

Garage Project website nominated for the internet’s highest honour April 12, 2018

Wellington's creative community recognised in website standing - and you can cast a vote The post Garage Project website nominated for the internet’s highest honour appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

King Carlos to make Super Rugby comeback

Posted on January 7, 2010 by Lee Stace

FORMER All Black first five Carlos Spencer will play in the Super 14 this season – but not for his beloved Blues.

Website Supersport.com reports the 34-year-old (left), who played 34 tests for the men in black between 1997 and 2004, has signed with South African outfit the Lions.

He replaces former Springbok pivot Andre Pretorious, who will turnout for the Western Force this season.

Spencer represented the Blues between 1996 and 2005, playing a key role in Auckland-based franchise’s three championship victories.

He has been plying his trade with Gloucester in the Guinness Premiership after a stint with Northampton. CLICK HERE to read more.

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