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Adoption day ‘great success’ as nine lives found for vulnerable cats and kittens (opens the original)
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It is said cats have nine lives, and all nine cats were successfully re-homed at a recent adoption day in Oamaru now settling into their new lives. About 60 people, including many children, attended the PussN Boots Kitty Rescue adoption day at By the Big Blue Cross Veterinary Centre on Saturday. PussN Boots Kitty Rescue supervisor Sheryl Roberts said it was a “great success” for the registered charity, which helps to foster and care for rescue cats needing new homes. “We adopted all nine of the
A big hearted wordsmith will be missed (opens the original)
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A wordsmith with wit, charm and tenacity, broadcaster and long-serving councillor Jim Hopkins was a community advocate full of generosity for the rural communities he served. One of New Zealand’s most prominent broadcasters, Hopkins’ career covered television, radio, newspapers and publishing before he devoted nearly two decades to local government. A star of the media scene he was a scriptwriter on Close To Home (1975-1983), New Zealand’s first TV soap, and his television career included presen
‘I learnt an awful lot about myself’: Oamaru woman’s ‘transformational’ cancer journey (opens the original)
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An “inspirational” cancer survivor who counsels others going through the same journey will be out next Friday with fellow volunteers on Daffodil Day. Amanda Acheson was diagnosed with leukaemia in May last year and spent a year in treatment with over 140 chemotherapy sessions. She has been in remission for six months. Mrs Acheson now offers counselling to other people and their families affected by cancer. Daffodil Day raises money for the Cancer Society. Volunteer collectors will take to the st
Inaugural scholarship in honour of late serviceman (opens the original)
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A scholarship has been set up by the Waikouaiti RSA in honour of a community stalwart. The Waikouaiti RSA is offering the Ian Taylor memorial scholarship to support a local person or persons in their education or training. The late Ian Taylor was a long-standing Waikouaiti RSA member and former president, who served in the territorial force for the Royal New Zealand Army Medical Corps (RNZAMC). Waikouaiti RSA vice-president Neville Donaldson said the grant of up to $2000 will be awarded towards
Rally cry to reduce speed heard in Hampden (opens the original)
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A North Otago community’s efforts to improve safety in their town and reduce speed limits has paid off. NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) recently announced new speed limits had been approved for parts of Hampden State Highway 1 (SH1) and State Highway 8 in Ettrick, Otago. Located 6.4km north of Moeraki, with a population of about 410, it has an average of 4712 vehicles move through it per day. Its location on SH1 and its row of shops and cafes makes it an often used stop-off for truckies a
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