One tower makes lots of rings
A 25-metre-high mobile phone tower east near SH29 and SH1 is helping close long standing…
Putāruru-born Mary Anne Gill is one of New Zealand’s most experienced writers. She has won several national writing awards for business, rural, sport and breaking news including three times at the Qantas and twice at the Voyager media awards.
A 25-metre-high mobile phone tower east near SH29 and SH1 is helping close long standing…
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