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Hayden Paddon has a new co-driver - for his business (opens the original)
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Hayden Paddon is as ambitious in business as he is behind the wheel of his rally car. Paddon has been vocal about wanting to build a NZ rally team that competes internationally, and to support that vision he wants to turn Paddon Racing Group from a Cromwell workshop and rally team into a technology-led motorsport business serving Asia-Pacific and, eventually, South America. To help him think beyond the next event or racing season, he has brought in a business co-driver: Chris Hughes, co-founder
School celebrates 150-year milestone (opens the original)
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Pupils at a North Canterbury country school have learnt about the history, culture and geography of their surroundings while preparing for a special birthday bash. View Hill School celebrates its 150th birthday on November 6 and 7 — and to celebrate the milestone its story and rich history have been split into six phases. Over the past six months each has learnt a chapter of the story. View Hill School is a full primary school located west of Oxford, with nearly 70 students. The first concentrat
Retirement village hen party: ‘Residents had a lot of fun looking at all the waiters’ (opens the original)
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Topless waiters and an abundance of good humour and food made 75-year-old Penny Price’s “hen” party at in Kaiapoi a huge success. Organiser Briony Robbins (activities) discovered many of the residents at Kaiapoi Lifecare had never attended a ‘hen party’ but were keen to with one even asking if there was going to be a stripper. When Briony “jokingly” said she could arrange that, it prompted residents who don’t usually attend activities to line up for last Friday’s party. Facility manager Michelle
Summers’ sculptures to be auctioned off for good cause (opens the original)
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Sculptures by two generations of one of Canterbury’s most celebrated artistic families will be a standout feature of next month’s BIG Art Auction Fundraiser. The artworks created by the late Llew Summers and his son Dan Summers are set to go under the hammer in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Canterbury. Oxford sculptor Dan Summers has donated a rare ceramic sculpture by his father, Dancing Couple, alongside one of his own works, Love Hearts for Dad, creating a unique father-and-son
Iconic border collie’s life immortalised in new book (opens the original)
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Rosie the border collie had a remarkable life on New Zealand’s Canterbury Plains from her birth on March 3, 1976, until her death in April 1996. Rosie died not long after her 20th birthday. You may have had the pleasure of meeting Rosie on your travels on the TranzAlpine train. The border collie met travellers during stops at Springfield Station between 1987 and 1996. Her reward for ‘mustering’ them back on board was a pie from the cafeteria. Author Cathy Hope and highly acclaimed illustrator Je
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