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Hibiscus Matters
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Invisible leaks detected on Coast
Watercare’s proactive water leak detection programme is underway on the Hibiscus Coast with a team combing the streets listening for leaks that are often invisible...
The Archer
There is an art to creating a ‘home away from home’ bar and eatery – a place with a relaxed, friendly vibe whether you walk...
Ōrewa levy increase approved
Businesses in Ōrewa will pay 4 percent more to Destination Ōrewa Beach (DOB) this financial year (2022/23) after the Hibiscus & Bays Local Board gave...
Lion King ticket to the world of international theatre
A love of theatre that began at Centrestage in Ōrewa has led to performing in front of thousands on the world stage for 10-year-old Asher...
Dance – no one is watching!
If you love to dance, but not in public, a regular event at Waitoki Village Community Hall could be just what you’re looking for. Waitoki...
New mural’s stars at Estuary
Two new murals, painted by local teenagers, were recently installed outside Estuary Art Centre in Ōrewa. The murals were painted at a two-day workshop for...
Life memberships honour women
The Hibiscus Coast branch of the National Council of Women (NCW) has two new life members, after a presentation in Ōrewa recently. Around 40 NCW...
Family give Down for Love the thumbs up
Red Beach residents Leisel Shepherd and her family say only good things have come from being featured in the reality/documentary series Down for Love, which...
Kids excited for second market
Last year’s inaugural Stanmore Bay Kids’ market, where all the stalls were run by children (HM June 16, 2021) was so successful that a second...
Meeting with a Scottish flavour
A tartan-clad bagpiper welcomed visitors to the monthly meeting of the Hibiscus Coast Branch of the NZ Society of Genealogists on May 17. The meeting’s...