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The Dargaville Girl Guides are trying to break the world record for the longest chain of bras, and in doing so raise awareness of breast cancer. To top it off, all the high quality bras will be sent overseas to women in Africa, the Pacific Islands, and Haiti.
Visiting Grey Lynn farmers market could win you $5,000

By Lynda Brendish, July 9, 2010

We might have trouble with sheds, but the slow food movement is alive and well in Central Auckland. This weekend's Grey Lynn farmers market has food, live music and bicycle repair—and the chance to win $5,000.
Floating wetlands to combat algal scum

By Lynda Brendish, July 20, 2010

A Bay of Plenty Regional Council and Te Arawa Lakes Trust initiative is working with schools and the community to construct floating wetlands on Rotorua lakes. They hope to provide new habitat for fish and birds, and hopefully remove some harmful nutrients from the lakes' waters.

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Bring home the bacon

By Francesca Price, July 1, 2010

Five months pregnant and facing her 40th birthday, Francesca Price decides it’s time to go pig hunting
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By Vincent Heeringa, June 4, 2009

Fuel-efficient driving is easy. Here are ten tips (in no particular order) that can massively reduce your fuel bill

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