by Waimea Weekly | Jun 15, 2018 | Local News
It’s nearly time for the cast of Shrek to burst onto the stage in a musical that is set to impress. Waimea College students, teachers and volunteers have been working tirelessly to ensure a quality production, with everyone pulling together and putting in big hours...
by Waimea Weekly | Jun 14, 2018 | Sport
Takaka’s brand new squash complex is fantasic. Late last year the club moved from their old and tired one court club into their shiny new facilities. As part of the new Takaka recreation centre, they now boast two modern courts and a booming membership. So it seemed...
by Waimea Weekly | Jun 14, 2018 | Local News
There’s no doubt that household bills are the scourge of the daily grind, so when a refund of some sort is available you think it would be seized. Yet Patrick Adamson, the Network Tasman Trust secretary, advises that consumers have thousands of dollars in unclaimed...
by Waimea Weekly | Jun 14, 2018 | Local News
Residents have an opportunity to meet with new National Party leader Simon Bridges, today, from 10am at the Headingly Centre in Richmond. Simon is travelling nationwide over the coming weeks in a bid to meet with as many New Zealanders as possible and connect with our...
by Waimea Weekly | Jun 13, 2018 | Local News
Wakefield resident Brian Duncan got a ‘neat surprise’ when he got a phone call from his friend Bob Croy to say that a ring he was given, and lost half a decade ago, was found at Brian’s parents’ old home by a metal detector. Ian Spriggs had enlisted the help of...
