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Janine Rankin

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Milson bottle shop alcohol licence declined

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By Janine Rankin Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
The conversion of a Milson Line butchery and takeaway into a bottle store is in doubt, with its liquor licence denied.Adele Rycroft / MANAWATŪ STANDARD Operators of a proposed new Bottle-O liquor store at Palmerston North’s Milson shopping centre have been denied an alcohol licence after overwhelming opposition from the community and reporting agencies.
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Soft plastics recycling scheme takes off

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By Janine Rankin Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Judy Seccombe deposits soft plastic in the recycling bin as she leaves Woolworths in The Plaza.Warwick Smith / MANAWATŪ STANDARD Soft plastics recycling has finally arrived in Palmerston North, with one of the bins at the Ferguson St recycling centre filled twice within hours of the service being launched on Monday. Residents can drop off plastic bags, wrappers and packaging at Ferguson St, The Warehouse, Woolworths at The Plaza, and soon, at New World Broadway, all during opening hours.
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The mystery of the missing Basil Register painting

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By Janine Rankin Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
This is one of the 250 prints of a Basil Register painting. The original has been lost. (File photo)Warwick Smith / MANAWATŪ STANDARD A Basil Register painting of the old Fitzherbert Bridge that was given to the Palmerston North City Council nearly 40 years ago has gone missing. Its whereabouts was a mystery Register’s granddaughter Toni Templeton said the family would dearly love to solve. The late artist, whose middle name was Bridge, captured on canvas the arched structure that was built in 1935.
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