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Colleen Sheldon

Colleen Sheldon

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Current Affairs, International Heath Related, Gender Equality Politics,Social Issues Entertainment

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Total articles 10

  • Colleen Sheldon: Why succession is so important and how Whanganui farm businesses can get help

    By Colleen Sheldon| Whanganui Chronicle Verified The Country26 May, 2021 05:00 PM4 minutes to readLeaving your farm to succeed is a matter of good planning, writes Colleen Sheldon. Photo / File CommentIt's sadly a familiar story in the rural community, someone dies and a family falls out over what happens next. Emotions run high and a sense of what is fair or appropriate can't be agreed upon.

    By Colleen Sheldon · Whanganui Chronicle

    May. 26, 2021

  • New Zealanders take home men's and women's Gravel and Tar titles

    By Colleen Sheldon| Manawatū Standard Verified Niamh Fisher-Black recovered from a crash on the gravel section of the Gravel and Tar Le Femme to finish first. CYCLING: ​It was a double win for New Zealand in the Gravel and Tar international road races in Manawatū. Gravel and Tar La Femme, in its second year, was won by Niamh Fisher-Black on Saturday, riding for the New Zealand National (NZL) team, with team-mate Samara Sheppard crossing the line in second place.

    By Colleen Sheldon · Manawatū Standard

    Jan. 27, 2020

  • Colleen Sheldon: Why succession is so important and how Whanganui farm businesses can get help

    By Colleen Sheldon| Whanganui Chronicle Verified The Country26 May, 2021 05:00 PM4 minutes to readLeaving your farm to succeed is a matter of good planning, writes Colleen Sheldon. Photo / File CommentIt's sadly a familiar story in the rural community, someone dies and a family falls out over what happens next. Emotions run high and a sense of what is fair or appropriate can't be agreed upon.

    By Colleen Sheldon · Whanganui Chronicle

    May. 26, 2021

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