Takapuna, Milford, Castor Bay, Forrest Hill and Sunnynook
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Middle-aged thieves wreck kids’ garden project
Forrest Hill School had its gardens ransacked by thieves last month, when vegetables and flowers were uprooted by two middle-aged female intruders. The pair were recorded by the school’s security cameras around 2am on Wednesday
16 September. Police are now investigating the theft. The vandalism and theft of vegetables devastated pupils who worked hard in the gardens as part of a “garden to table” programme, making a sad end to the third school term.
It is now unclear whether the programme will continue. “When the children arrived at school the next day, they could see a trail of dirty footsteps and had to pick up the scattered bits and pieces To page 11 of their crops,”
Surf arrives to mark daylight saving
Surfs up... Devin Tootil takes advantage of the swells at Takapuna Beach on Sunday evening – the first of daylight saving.
Simon Watts North Shore
Authorised by S Watts, 107 Great Sth Rd, Akl.