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Hibiscus Matters
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Community digs in for garden
A small group of residents is feeling confident that it can get a community garden up and growing in Ōrewa, with confirmation last week that...
Australian honour for Ōrewa playwright
An Ōrewa playwright, theatre director and librettist has been honoured by the Australian Government for his services to the performing arts while he was living...
Jogging it out for mental health hope
A fundraiser for the mental health charity I Am Hope saw a group of friends and family, supported from the sidelines, run a socially distanced...
Lockdown marathon made possible by running friends
The cancellation of the Auckland Marathon, which was to have taken place at the end of last month, was a disappointment that Suzanne Cockayne of...
Covid kills more events
Recently two popular summer events held in Ōrewa – the Boulevard Arts Fiesta and the Longest Dinner – were both cancelled. The events are organised...
Social engagement valued at tackle-free hockey
A five-a-side version of hockey that was trialed by Hibiscus Hockey during Level 2 last year (HM June 3, 2020) continues to provide a great...
Racy new read starts life in Ōrewa club
A novel that started life in Ōrewa, is set in Florida and Las Vegas, and has been written by two different authors living more than...
Foundation principals appointed for new schools
The two new primary schools being built in Milldale and Ōrewa have both appointed their foundation tumaki principals, even though neither will open its doors...
Maygrove a consistent winner
Maygrove Retirement Village in Ōrewa has an ever-growing number of awards in pride of place on its walls. This month it added the latest accolade...
Addiction epidemic as teen vaping rates sky-rocket
Increased calls are being made for Government action to halt a spiralling epidemic in vaping among secondary school students. A new survey of more than...
