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Innovative electric bus to hit Coast roads
An electric bus designed and built in Dairy Flat took its first passengers on a ride in Rotorua on October 10, following its official launch...
Saviours needed for Saving Hope
Saving Hope dog rescue charity founder Janine Hinton, says something has to be done about de-sexing dogs to stop a cycle of unwanted puppies, who...
Challenging times for animal management
The Silverdale Animal Shelter, along with other Auckland shelters, is overflowing with puppies and dogs that need to be re-homed. Currently only one of the...
Mixed views on Christchurch density rebellion
Christchurch City Council’s decision to reject government’s rules enabling greater housing density created a stir among Auckland’s Mayoral candidates. The government’s national standards for housing...
Giant step for giants of the insect world
Shakespear Open Sanctuary was chosen as the first habitat on mainland New Zealand suitable for the relocation of wētāpunga, or giant weta, and more than...
Candidates face voters in election meeting
Around 65 people came to hear candidates put their case for election at Manly Bowling Club on September 18. The meeting was hosted by Business...
New director takes reins of CYC
Coast Youth Community Trust (CYC), the youth support organisation based in Whangaparāoa, recently welcomed on board a new director, Olivia Huszak. Olivia brings to the...
Chocolate Kitchens & Cupboards
Johnny Du Preez began making kitchens in South Africa more than 20 years ago and learned all about it, from the ground up. He found...
Platinum Carpet Care
Brendan Slee has a busy household in Stanmore Bay, including children and pets – he knows how hard it can be to keep carpets and...
Buying local a win-win in Whangaparāoa
A campaign run by Business Whangaparāoa to support local business through the winter months, has been hailed as a success, encouraging Coast residents to Buy...
