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Hibiscus Matters
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Imaginations take flight in college wearable art show
This year’s Ōrewa College annual wearable art competition, on August 30, saw more than 50 creative entries from students aged from Year 7-13. The aim...
Penlink progress raises key questions
Construction of the O Mahurangi Penlink road and bridge, which began in January, is on target, with work in Whangaparaoa, mostly within Cedar Reserve (opposite...
Care fair off to flying start
An inaugural “community care fair” in Ōrewa in late August was so successful, the organiser says she’s planning for more in the future. Danielle Watson...
‘Life saving’ grant for Ōrewa surf club
Orewa Surf Lifesaving Club has been awarded a grant of $2m through Auckland Council’s Sport & Recreation Facilities Investment Fund. The money provides cornerstone funding...
Meet the Whangaparāoa 2023 General Election candidates
Simon Angelo, ACT I grew up in Taranaki, started my first business at 16 and bought my first shares shortly after. I’ve spent years trading...
Campaign dominated by cost of living, crime and climate concerns
They want your vote! Local candidates seeking to represent the Whangaparāoa electorate are, clockwise from front left, National’s Mark Mitchell, Labour’s Estefania Muller Pallares, Jeanette...
Off with his mullet!
A small crowd gathered in Coast Plaza on Saturday, September 9 to see a very public haircut, as Ryan Port’s auburn mullet was chopped off...
Cool fun by the tonne at Wintery Festival
Ten tonnes of snow to play in, and a “polar” swim set the tone for the inaugural Ōrewa Beach Wintery Festival on Sunday, September 24....
Cricket and culture together at community ‘big friendly’
A cricket match that is not just about batting, bowling and fielding, but is a celebration of diversity, culture and community spirit will take place...
Kapa Haka stands strong in Maori language week
The Tū Māia Kapa Haka Festival on the Hibiscus Coast was started by Whaea Mere Witika and the late Matua Murray Witika in 2009. It...
