Waikato Business News | March 1, 2024

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Waikato Business News even extends its Out and About pages to the Channel Islands. Mary Anne Gill filed this shot from
an Anzac Day service in Guernsey showing the Dean of Guernsey Tim Barker, whose wife Judy is Australian, leading the
Anzac Day commemorations attended by about 50 people including several ex pat Kiwis at Fort George. Lieutenant Governor
Richard Cripwell, waits to lay his wreath at left, and New Zealand flag bearer Annaliese Sanders, 14, behind at right.
Night owl Carol Dix has delivered newspapers around the
Waikato for more than 40 years and has also been a stalwart
of Cambridge Pony Club since she was 10. She is now district
commander and was one of the organisers at Leamington Pony
Club’s Easter gymkhana last month. Photo: Mary Anne Gill.
Waikato author David Farrell published his second book Where the Birds don’t Fly
last month and took the opportunity to give one to ex-pat reviewer Shirley Field
in Cambridge to take back to the Staines Mac Book Group in Middlesex, United
Kingdom for them to critique.
Photo: Mary Anne Gill.
Part of the crowd in the Cambridge Town Hall for the Waipā citizenship awards last month. Photo: Mary Anne Gill.
The first of six new EV buses set to service Waipā was launched in Cambridge last month. Welcoming it
outside Cambridge i-Site are, from left, Waipā District Council’s group manager service delivery, Dawn Inglis;
Destination Cambridge general manager Ruth Crampton; Waikato Regional Council public transport manager
Trudi Knight; and Waipā District councillor Roger Gordon.
Photo: Viv Posselt
Highlight after the Waipā citizenship awards is the group shot in front of the iconic
Cambridge Town Hall. Getting 104 people plus mayor Susan O’Regan is always a challenge
but worth it as this shot last month shows.
Photo: Mary Anne Gill.