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A motorcycle collision with an oncoming vehicle on January 19 has left a young man in critical condi…
This request was among some of the more bizarre calls emergency service operators received in 2017. Check out the vid below for more.
A garage is all that is left standing after an early morning fire tore through a residential propert…
A special combination of road, farmland, bush, lakes & panoramic views await outdoor enthusiasts in Kaiwaka's Top of the Rock challenge!
If the views and exercise aren't sufficient incentive for you, then how about the fact that we have over 80 fabulous spot prizes to give away - … View moreA special combination of road, farmland, bush, lakes & panoramic views await outdoor enthusiasts in Kaiwaka's Top of the Rock challenge!
If the views and exercise aren't sufficient incentive for you, then how about the fact that we have over 80 fabulous spot prizes to give away - including our main spot prize of a mountain bike!
Options of running, walking and mountain biking. Date: Sunday 11th Feb. Visit www.kaiwakasports.co.nz... for the entry form & all the details.
A north Auckland police station's crime-fighting cat has died after being hit by a car. 'Constable'…
Police are encouraging community vigilance, following suspicious activity on the Hibiscus Coast this…
A prestigious event held in Orewa saw many world-ranked croquet players competing for titles. The M…
Whangaparaoa School ended 2017 off with a bang and hope to do the same this year as the new school y…
They say money doesn’t grow on trees but it is virtually washing up on our beaches around New Zealand. We need more seaweed collectors to help meet customer demand.
Contact us to find out more about how you can earn $ collecting seaweed. Phone (07) 315 7663 or our Seaweed Operations Manager on… View moreThey say money doesn’t grow on trees but it is virtually washing up on our beaches around New Zealand. We need more seaweed collectors to help meet customer demand.
Contact us to find out more about how you can earn $ collecting seaweed. Phone (07) 315 7663 or our Seaweed Operations Manager on 027 539 9002.
Originally established to produce pharmaceutical grade agar, the Pterocladia seaweed collected from our pristine New Zealand coastlines is now used to create products that include seaweed oil, garden mulch, bee nutrition and others currently in development with our research team.
If you are interested in collecting and supplying Pterocladia seaweed from your local beach, please call us now for supplier packs and information. Earn $6.00 per kg for clean and dried Pterocladia seaweed.
There will be limited public access to Orewa beach during the next week as work begins on repairing…
When Lea Birch planted a handful of sunflower seeds a few months ago, she never thought they would b…
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Described by the listing agent as a "Pavlova Palace", this relocated Remuera mansion was saved from …
Rory O'Sullivan checked out the island and all it has to offer for day trips and made this video.
And check out his report at the link below too. Governor Sir George Grey jaunting around his beloved island drawn in a carriage by four zebra would have been quite a sight.
There will be limited access to Orewa Beach for the rest of the month until the work on replenishing sand is complete.
The council say that by replenishing the sand it performs the dual function of providing a storm buffer which acts to protect the beach from further erosion.
Fencing will … View moreThere will be limited access to Orewa Beach for the rest of the month until the work on replenishing sand is complete.
The council say that by replenishing the sand it performs the dual function of providing a storm buffer which acts to protect the beach from further erosion.
Fencing will start to go up today, in preparation for work commencing on January 22.
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