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As seen in: Stuff.co.nz, NZFarmer.co.nz, The Nelson Mail, The Timaru Herald, Ex Bulletin, The Post (Wellington), The Press (New Zealand), Te Ao - Māori News, The Waikato Times
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‘Incredible’: TikTok fame for Timaru Girls’ High School choir

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By Rachael Comer Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Timaru Girls' High School choir performance goes viral on TikTok A video featuring a Timaru school choir’s Big Sing entry has gone viral with the international artist behind the song weighing in on the praise. Timaru Girls’ High School’s Te Reo o Ngā Kōhine (The Voice of the Young Women) choir was one of three from the town to take part in The Big Sing Otago/South Canterbury regional competition at the Dunedin Town Hall on Monday evening.
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‘We’ll give them back the underarm’: Timaru baker to represent NZ in trans-Tasman sausage roll showdown

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By Rachael Comer Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Battle of the rolls It’s a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll but a Timaru baker is going even further, crossing the Tasman to represent New Zealand in a competition celebrating the tasty delight. U-Bake owner Simon Bruce has been selected to compete in a sausage roll making competition at the Baking Association of Australia industry trade show in the Gold Coast in June.
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Communication breakdown between pilots led to runway overrun at Timaru Airport

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By Rachael Comer Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
The Air New Zealand plane at Timaru's Richard Pearse Airport the day after an aborted takeoff on February 7, 2024.DOUG SAIL / The Timaru Herald A communication breakdown between two pilots led to an early morning flight out of Timaru’s Richard Pearse Airport being aborted above the maximum permitted speed during takeoff, with the aircraft coming to a stop about 5 metres past the runway.
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