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Changing places: Sign Solutions
Keith and Karen Browne After what can only be described as a shocker of a year, Karen and Keith Browne of Sign Solutions are looking...
Introducing: Faridas Café Restaurant and Bar
Djaiz (Jaz) Ammar Jaz Ammar brings Parisian flair to the modern Mediterranean cuisine that is served at Faridas in Orewa. Jaz became a chef in...
Cake making career choice
Teenager Sway Kivits’ happy place is in the kitchen, where she bakes and decorates cakes to order. The 15-year-old Orewa College student began baking birthday...
Local Folk – Bettie Grant
Bettie Grant grew up in Warkworth when school children dived into the crystal clear waters of the Mahurangi River and Mansel Price would thunder down...
World Masters Games athlete profile: Bowling the Masters competition over
Scott Curran began playing bowls at the age of 20. Two of the Coast’s bowling masters David Eades and Scott Curran. Scott Curran of Dairy...
Bike track already proving popular
Whangaparaoa School’s long awaited bike track opens this week, on March 1, in time for the school’s gala. The 500m-long asphalt track forms a mini...
Coast bachelor
The next Bachelor NZ will be Orewa Surf Club’s head coach Zac Franich. The 28-year-old is currently away filming for the series, but will return...
Maygrove carp to extend their territory
Grass carp introduced into Maygrove Lake almost two years ago (HM July 13, 2015) have proved their worth, keeping weeds under control. The water looks...
Concert series surprise event
The Jac is an eight-piece locomotion of pure musical energy, playing a genre-defying blend of jazz and classical originals with contemporary beats and grooves. Warkworth...
Girl from Gore plays in Leigh
Jackie Bristow’s music career started with the hymns she sang at St Mary’s Primary School in Gore. Kiwi singer/songwriter Jackie Bristow will tour New Zealand...
