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Hibiscus Matters
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Trail showcases peninsula
A walking and cycling trail, from Gulf Harbour to Stanmore Bay, designed to showcase Whangaparāoa Peninsula, is being developed by Business Whangaparāoa. The 14km pathway...
Fun and games welcomed at school galas
Pavlovas were mushed into teachers’ faces, Principals were dunked and children raced around, playing games, eating treats and purchasing toys. Yes, it was Gala time...
Fun for Sheilas at Pretty Tough challenge
Women got to flex their muscles and think their way out of problems at the inaugural Pretty Tough Sheila Challenge, hosted by Hibiscus Coast Raiders...
Big news for Lions Big Dig
The presentation of a cheque for $8000 to the HBC Youth Centre on March 22 was a big plus for the centre, but also for...
Co-governance divisions spark community marae meeting
Divisions within the community were highlighted at Julian Batchelor’s Stop Co-Governance meeting in Ōrewa Community Hall on March 18. Those who were there to hear...
Retreat opens door to mental health services
A fundraising golf tournament last month that raised $75,000 for Youth In Transition’s mental health services was the icing on the cake for the organisation,...
The next frontier for the human body – GP talks space flight
Although Dr Chris Benton chose medicine as a career, he has been fascinated by space ever since he saw the first moon landing when he...
Childhood centre cuts carbon
An early childhood facility in Red Beach recently took a giant step forward in reducing the amount of waste that it sends to landfill. The...
Echoes of Brash in Seymour’s Ōrewa speech
Act NZ leader David Seymour addresses an attentive crowd in Ōrewa. The fact that it’s election year may have got a bit lost with all...
Alligator weed spread a concern
An invasive weed that likes wet conditions, and is a major concern in waterways is currently popping up everywhere on the Hibiscus Coast. Called alligator...
