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Mahurangi Matters
We Say – Trustworthy media
Trustworthy media Mahurangi Matters is naturally pleased that a complaint made about the newspaper to the New Zealand Media Council has failed to succeed. Moreover,...
Mahurangi Matters, 20 December 2021 – Off the Record
Roaring success Matakana Village Butchery is taking the idea of wild meats to a whole new level. The customer who bought the chops said they...
We Say – Ode for our times
Ode for our times ’Twas the night before Christmas,When all through the landnot a creature was stirringUnless they’d been scanned. The masks were all hungby...
Mahurangi Matters, 6 December 2021 – Off the Record
Rodeo reject finds new home Mahurangi Wastebusters stalwart Trish Allen was feeling very bullish at the opening of the new Rusty Station secondhand store in...
We Say – Vaccination vitriol
Vaccination vitriol Seldom has this newspaper received such a vitriolic reaction to its news coverage as was provoked by the last issue. Singly, and as...
We Say – Churches, wake up
Churches, wake up When Mahurangi Matters contacted local hospitality businesses over their vaccination policies, it was expecting a howl of protest of the soon to...
Mahurangi Matters – Off the Record
Paparazzi pest While taking pictures at the Matakana School Gala, a Mahurangi Matters photographer felt he hadn’t quite captured the right image of Austin Peel,...
Mahurangi Matters – Off the Record
Heart of the problem After a visit to the hospital, a local resident decided he must have a bad case of Hill Street Intersection Syndrome...
We Say – Ban dredging
Ban dredging Reports from local divers that scallop beds off the Mahurangi Coast area already suffering the ill-effects of commercial dredging operations so early in...
We Say – Water torture
Water torture For a Government that appears to have handled the complexities of Covid-19 rather well, it seems extraordinary that it has managed to make...
