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Mangawhai Focus
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Gardening gets more room to grow
Paradise can take many forms. For some, it might mean planting herbs on a sunny windowsill or creating a colourful flower bed; for others, it...
Enrolment push ahead of election
Efforts to ensure New Zealanders are ready to vote in this year’s general election are stepping up, with more than two million enrolment reminder emails...
Dancer steps her way to gold
Local line dancer Sephrah Edwards entered her first national line-dancing competition last month – and came away with gold. Edwards won the medal for her...
Land, sea and sky inspire new exhibition
Inspired by the landscapes of Aotearoa New Zealand, the exhibition Land, Sea and Sky is a celebration of the places that shape the people who...
New magazine celebrates girlhood
While many parents grapple with ways to get youngsters off screens and the New Zealand Government considers banning social media for under-16s, two Mangawhai-based friends...
Watch out for kiwi crossing
Drivers are being urged to slow down and look for kiwi as the birds begin venturing into new areas around Mangawhai. Two new signs on...
Celebrating a decade of service
At just 16 years old, Bream Bay resident Gabriella Tinsel has already devoted a decade to learning new skills, helping her community and supporting other...
Sirens ring in daylight saving
Outdoor tsunami siren testing will take place at 10am on Sunday, September 28, coinciding with the start of daylight saving. The recently upgraded network of...
Turn scraps into garden gold
Kaipara residents can learn how to transform food scraps and green waste into compost at a workshop in Maungatūroto this month. Waste audits have found...
Warm and windy spring ahead
Northlanders can expect a warmer, drier and windier spring in the coming months, with a strengthening El Niño set to have a growing influence on...
