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Progress on cement works
Community efforts to preserve and promote the old cement works at Wilson Road in Warkworth are moving forward, with the formation of a charitable trust...
Final race exhilarating for Team NZ grinder
Team NZ grinder, Mike Lee of Red Beach (HM March 3), was on board for every second race, as the grinders were rotated. Luck fell...
Curry’s Bush reopens
The bush is home to thriving stands of Kauri. The public is invited to see the transformation of Curry’s Bush in Wellsford at its reopening...
Loggerhead longboards back
Longboarding has returned to popularity. The eighth annual Loggerheads traditional longboard surfing event will be held at Mangawhai Heads beach on Saturday, April 17. Organiser...
Council still keen to sell key Warkworth carpark
If it went ahead, Council would try to negotiate a sale involving the entire Baxter Street property and all its occupants – National Trading Co,...
Free monthly lunch in Mangawhai for seniors
They say there is no such thing as a free lunch, but Otamatea Community Services will be offering just that for Mangawhai residents from April...
Health board tight-lipped on increased surgical services
A push by Warkworth Area Liaison Group (WALG) to secure more surgical services for the growing Mahurangi region has received a non-committal response from the...
Lions support nippers
The Omaha Beach Surf Lifesaving Club is $850 better off thanks to the fundraising efforts of the Kowhai Coast Lions Club. The money will go...
Snells Beach writer uncovers Auckland’s wild past
Bryan Jackson Buoyed by the success of his book on Warkworth’s incidents, accidents and tragedies, Snells Beach writer Bryan Jackson has written another – this...
Changing Places – Citywide Kitchens
Rachael and Peter Hill Citywide Kitchens may be a new name, but the company principals are far from new to the area or the job...
