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Your Opinion – Hibiscus Matters letters – 3 February 2021

Light relief Nigel Thomas and Roy Forster, Red Beach Christmas has come and gone but we cannot let it completely go until saying a few...

Hibiscus Matters You Say – 1 October, 2020

On September 19, the Labour Party announced that if re-elected it will double the current sick leave entitlements to 10 days a year. We asked...

Hibiscus Matters letters – July 1, 2020

Apartments too high Paul Evans, Orewa. I refer to the item in June 17 edition (Apartments proposed for Orewa, p6). The story is a reminder...

A rubbish editorial

The thing I hear most often from Hibiscus Coast residents is how beautiful the beaches are and how lucky we are to be near this...

Hibiscus Matters letters – October 4, 2019

Recycling solution Betsy Kettle, Sustainable North Trust (abridged) The latest news tells us Indonesia has identified shipping containers of mixed plastic waste coming from NZ...

Open workshops

This is a local body election year, and in the coming months there will be candidates seeking your vote for the Hibiscus & Bays Local...

Hibiscus Matters letters – April 3, 2019

Too many choppers Mark Putnam, Stanmore Bay Can anyone tell me who I should be aiming questions at regarding the increase in helicopters flying over...

Hibiscus Matters Letters – October 3, 2018

No sympathy for Wainui Simon Roberts, Red Beach As a Red Beach resident, but not a golf club member, I watched with horror as the...

Hibiscus Matters letters – July 4, 2018

Life lessons Charlotte Gray, Tindalls Bay. I was standing on my brakes, heading down the hill on Whangaparaoa Rd towards what I now call The...

Hibiscus Matters Letters – June 13, 2018

Pizza spoils movie Mike Kirk, Waiwera Hoyts Cinema, Whangaparaoa, Saturday night. My wife and I sat in our seats for the film The Bookshop. A...