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Free lunches lead to local hero award

The package that arrived for Xavier Mika by post recently was initially thought to be something he’d bought online. Sixteen-year-old Xavier ripped it open and...

Painted panels catalyst for change

Students at Ōrewa College have learnt a valuable lesson about the power of art to change people’s lives for the better this year, thanks to...

Moth plant flowers the target this summer

Restore Hibiscus & Bays will have a major focus on moth plant this summer, in collaboration with other environmental groups in the region. Generally the...

Time to flock to Estuary Arts seabirds show

New Zealand is the seabird capital of the world, with more threatened seabird species than anywhere else and the highest number of seabirds that breed nowhere...

Dog numbers could triple at Dairy Flat daycare

Dairy Flat residents are petitioning Auckland Council to have their say on plans to triple the capacity of a dog daycare and boarding facility in...

Free takeaway Christmas lunch

Ōrewa’s free community lunch will look a bit different this year, but organisers are determined to make it as festive and enjoyable as possible. This...

Vaccination rules laid down for elected members

All of Auckland’s elected local body representatives must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 in order to attend meetings or work in Council offices or meeting...

Vax decisions impact local professionals

The vaccine mandate applied to professionals who have close contact with people – such as teachers, hospitality workers and hairdressers – aims to protect the...

Consent granted to fell notable tree

A large macrocarpa near Manly Beach – believed to be almost 90-100 years old and described as a landmark of the area – could be...

Dotterels on my lawn – neighbours now rare bird caregivers

Two pairs of rare NZ dotterels are nesting on the front lawns of Manly beachfront homeowners. It’s not often that you find birds as rare...