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Bus stop removal upsets passengers

A bus stop in Silverdale was removed last month, upsetting and inconveniencing those who regularly use it. Stop 4789 was on Hibiscus Coast Highway, between...

Freedom camping roadshow begins again

The thorny issue of freedom camping is again before the community, as Auckland Council releases its latest draft Freedom Camping in Vehicles bylaw. This proposal...

Lockdown leaves hospitality trade ‘on knees’

Many jobs will be lost and local businesses could close after more than six weeks of near zero income during yet another lockdown. That’s the...

Walking the walk for CYC Trust

Coast Youth Community Trust (CYC) director Josh Sanford is very aware of the value of exercise in relieving stress and pressures for the young people...

New burnout book providing tools for recovery

After more than six weeks in lockdown, and countless people feeling burned out and devoid of energy, a Waiwera author’s new book might be just...

Tee off for charity

Local charity Youth In Transition is organising its second Golf Fore Life Charity Tournament and is looking for teams and sponsors to join them for...

Event organisers hold breath for Alert Level 1

Alert level changes mean anxious times for anyone organising events. As well as health and safety, restricted numbers at gatherings mean most public events can...

Matakatia set net ban support

The Hibiscus & Bays Local Board is supporting a seasonal ban on set netting at Matakatia in Whangaparaoa, following submissions by residents of the bay...

50 more homes challenge Scott Road

Residents fear that Scott Road in Whangaparāoa may struggle to cope with traffic from the additional 50 homes being built there. The road is narrow...

Lockdown increases vaccination capacity

With the focus on the potential of a 90 percent vaccination rate to prevent a repeat of the five-week Auckland lockdown, and help the country...