February 2018

River runners power through | News | Kawerau

River runners power through 15 April 2015 AN open women’s team from Auckland University Canoe Club compete at the national rafting selection races in Kawerau on Saturday. The event included night races, where floodlights were set up along the banks of the Tarawera River. All winning teams will represent New Zealand at the World Rafting  […]

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New philanthropic foundation to launch | News | Kawerau

New philanthropic foundation to launch 17 April 2015 Sir Stephen Tindall, Warehouse founder THE Warehouse founder Sir Stephen Tindall will speak at the launch of a new foundation aiming to financially support community initiatives in the Eastern Bay. The Eastern Bay Community Foundation is holding its official launch on Tuesday, April 21, at an invite-only

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New Zealand making big moves in geothermal | News | Kawerau

Exterior of 100 MW geothermal power plant at Kawerau, New Zealand. Credit: Rjglewis/Wikimedia Commons “We are now the fifth largest geothermal power generator in the world,” he said. New Zealand produces 79.9 percent of their electricity from renewable energy resources, and Bridges explained that the renewables sector worldwide is expected to reach $7 trillion in

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Whakatane business secures honey deal | News | Kawerau

Whakatane business secures honey deal 28 April 2015 SWEET DEAL: Jahn Iseri, Sophia Lim, Max Stowers and Judy Law at Thornton Road bottling plant Ora Honey. Photo Troy Baker D1985-05 A SINGAPOREAN business – Honey House – has signed an agreement with a Whakatane company to buy an initial consignment of honey. Honey House has

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Kawerau say no to Frankton tyres | News | Kawerau

Kawerau say no to Frankton tyres 29 April 2015 Efforts to remove 150,000 old tyres dumped at a Frankton depot in Hamilton have struck complications, as another council tries to block the tyres coming into its district. City council ratepayers have been lumped with a $260,000 clean-up bill after a Hamilton business, tasked with disposing

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