2018: The year in review
Some say 2018 “flew” by, and it certainly feels that way in some respects, but when you sit and think back about what happened in…
Some say 2018 “flew” by, and it certainly feels that way in some respects, but when you sit and think back about what happened in…
Some say 2018 “flew” by, and it certainly feels that way in some respects, but when you sit and think back about what happened in…
Four trees over 100 years old were removed from the Cambridge landscape last month. The iconic oak trees which line rural Victoria Rd, rumoured…
Sometimes, the greatest treasures are to be found right in our midst. Jan Nesbit, Cambridge News’ newly-minted Person of the Year for 2018, is one…
As he looks to mark his 80th birthday in 2019, local stalwart Don Willoughby has stepped down from his role as chairman of the Cambridge…
St Peter’s School dominated six divisions in what was the biggest ever Karapiro Christmas Regatta. Running December 13 – 16, the event saw 2390 rowers…
Five young track cyclists training out of Cambridge now have their chance to compete at the highest level in the upcoming UCI Track World Cup…
Cambridge’s Seton Head and his Bay of Plenty teammate Brad Groombridge both love the power of their Suzuki dirt bikes, but they each discovered there…
Nick Ross has finished round two of the BNT V8s Championship at Pukekohe in third place overall. He went into the December 8 – 9…
We’re going to Ohakune for eight days, and have friends coming over from England.
Just relaxing, nothing planned, maybe a few holidays away here and there.
We’re staying at home mostly, Dad’s family is coming over for Christmas, and we’ll go to Matapouri beach to visit Nannie.
Stay at home and avoid the traffic! Living north of Auckland it can get pretty bad. We try and go away at other times of the year instead.
What break? We’ll be working all through except for Christmas Day, for our customer’s convenience of course.
Working through, then taking the kids to the beach in January.