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Police backtrack on northern checkpoints

Mangawhai residents were unable to travel north unless they were essential workers. Commerce ground to a halt in Mangawhai and Kaiwaka as the towns embraced...

‘Punk’ vicar to play Coast church hall fundraiser

St Chads Anglican church will be rocking on Saturday, March 6 when punk singer turned priest Josh Jones brings his band, Secret Chords, to the...

Whangaparāoa first to get Coastal Management Plan

Auckland Council has chosen Whangaparāoa Peninsula for its first Coastal Management Plan. The plan sets out a sustainable approach to coastal management, looking at what...

Collapse halts work on Coast highway site

Work ground to a halt at the end of last year on a  site at 406-408 Hibiscus Coast Highway, Ōrewa where 17 homes were being...

Strong resistance online to Covid vaccine in Mahurangi

Resistance to the Covid-19 vaccine in Mahurangi has raised concerns. A Mahurangi Matters Facebook poll that asked readers whether they were willing to be vaccinated...

Farmers fear for stock as bores run dry

Desperate farmers are organising a public meeting to investigate groundwater extraction permits in the Tomarata/Te Arai district. This follows reports that bores are running dry...

Te Arai surfer a winner

Activities section winner, Tom Rouse. Runner-up, Kayla Hunia. In third place, Aaron Stephenson. Congratulations to Tom Rouse, of Auckland, who snapped the winning photo in...

Level 3 refresh

For more detailed information, visit covid19.govt.nz Getting a test If you have cold, flu or Covid-19 symptoms, call: • Healthline on 0800 358 5453 •...

Smoother transition to distance learning

Lessons learned from previous lockdowns have made for a smoother, quicker activation of distance learning and other protocols at local schools, with Auckland now in...

Schools respond to lockdown

Mahurangi high schools have moved quickly to respond to the Government’s announcement of a Level 3 lockdown for Auckland, which is due to remain in...