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Gala set to go ahead, Level 1 permitting
Organisers of Whangaparāoa School’s annual gala were keeping their fingers firmly crossed last week that Covid-19 restrictions would not see their major fundraiser cancelled for...
Stars of pet lookalike competition
They say people choose pets that look like themselves, and Hibiscus Matters wanted to find locals who fit the bill, so we asked readers to...
New bore in Northern Ōrewa
Watercare is leasing a new private bore in Ōrewa, which will be available to water tanker drivers. The bore is in developer AV Jennings’ Ara...
Brigade fishes for funds for vehicle
Wellsford volunteer firefighters need to raise $100,000 to replace their current operational van, which was purchased 10 years ago. A fishing competition will be held...
New animal hospital opens it doors
Senior vet Roger Dunn said the new surgery was a long way from when some post mortems used to have to be carried out in...
Minister praises new e-coach
From left, Julian Ostling, Ngati Manuhiri’s Te Ao Rosieur and Delma Okane, Kylie Ryan from Mahu City Express, Transport Minister Michael Wood, and JW Group’s...
Top review options shift balance of power to Mangawhai
The current KDC ward map. Each ward is currently represented by two councillors. A representation review in the Kaipara district could dramatically shake up the...
Changing Places: City Carpets
A local family with more than 50 years’ combined experience in the flooring trade has given its business profile a boost with a move to...
Community’s war on weeds
Sea Cleaners removed rubbish from under the Weiti River dock. A group of residents of Riverhaven Drive in Whangaparāoa are working together to rid their...
Hand-carved Ōrewa estuary seat repairs a long time coming
Seats carved for Te Ara Tahuna, Ōrewa Estuary walk/cycleway, which were vandalised several years ago, could be repaired after a renewed effort by Hibiscus and...
