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Will Johnston

New Plymouth
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Waverley cafe owner shaken by threats after social media post goes viral

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By Will Johnston
| The Post (Wellington)
A Waverley cafe might just have the country’s most famous couch after an attempt to track down a child who allegedly damaged it went viral. (File photo)Catherine Groenestein / Taranaki Daily News A South Taranaki café owner says she has received threats to burn down and vandalise her business after a social media post seeking to identify a “family” who allegedly damaged her couch went viral.
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Independent report backs South Taranaki District Council’s strong financial management

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By Will Johnston
| The Post (Wellington)
South Taranaki District Council maintained its strong credit rating following an annual review. (File photo)SAM SCANNELL / Taranaki Daily News An assessment by an international ratings agency has retained South Taranaki District Council’s credit rating, citing its multimillion-dollar investment fund, financial management and long-term planning.
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End of an era as Halamoana sculpture lifted off CBD corner

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By Will Johnston
| The Post (Wellington)
New Plymouth’s iconic Halamoana sculpture was removed from the corner of Powderham and Brougham streets on Wednesday morning.VANESSA LAURIE / TARANAKI DAILY NEWS It has stood on one of New Plymouth’s most prominent corners for more than two decades, but the towering Halamona sculpture is preparing to begin a new chapter elsewhere in the city.
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