There were two teennagers who where missing in chrischurch. But the police reported that they have
found the girl she has been found safe and well. Police saide on monday morning. They were reported missing but they have been found safely. Christchurch police pleased that the two teenagers were found. They were reported missing after failing coming home on the right time on sunday afternoon. Owen murray the boy that was missing he was only 18 and the girl was only 17. they had been in Hanmer on sunday morning and were accepted back to christchurch but fail to return home. Police in christchurch thanked the public for locating the teenagers.
I am a Year 8 student at Ruapotaka School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 12 and my teachers are Mr Reid and Mrs Golder.
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Wednesday, 21 June 2017
Thursday, 1 June 2017
National milk day
National milk day is a special day for us. At school we have milk from the Fonterra people who provide milk for us to drink to make us fit and healthy. We drink our milk every week except on Fridays. We have our milk at morning tea. The Fonterra people always comes to give us new milk every Fridays. When we drink our milk we have to fold it and put it in a box to send it back to the Fonterra people so they can reuse it and turn it into a milk container then they fill it up with milk. they recycle the milk cartons.
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Monday, 8 May 2017
Criminals 'have taken over the suburbs', say exasperated south Auckland dairy owners
Offender and criminals have been roaming on our streets. Dairy shop owners and police have been having meetings about Criminals.Sunny Kaushal said robberies of dairies also small businesses in the south Auckland are increasing. In the public spaces shows that the offenders show no fear of getting caught. The leader of New Zealand Winston peters express his exasperation.The dairy of these countries are begging robbed the owners where terrified and scared. The shop owners said that they need police patrols so they know who has been a thieft.
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Friday, 5 May 2017
Kiwi studio goes from garage to global gaming powerhouse
People from New Zealand are trying to sell some of there stuff. Chris Wilson and Jonathan Rogers found some toys that where on the first floor of that cream colored average they where looking for things to sell they found games and all kinds of toys Chris Wilson and Jonathan Rogers live in the Auckland suburb in New Lynn.
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