Govt to block Green bill banning mining on conservation land
The Greens say Labour is going back on a 2017 promise.
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Steve and wife Krista flew to Greece in September 2019.
'Hugely significant': Massive waste contract awarded for districts
Waste Management is proposing to service the district from two bases.
Whangamata Marina wins Best Boatyard
The Whangamata team "continues to run an impressive marina and boatyard operation".
Men's shed a work in progress
Waihi Beach Menz Shed has weekly coffee, chat and tinker mornings on Fridays.
Scott Simpson: Reflections on the Queen's remarkable life
Like most people, I was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
Vintage and classic cars on display
The 17th Paeroa Swap Meet was held on Saturday, 17 September
This town has two streets with the same name: Dave's on a mission to change it
Local asks for street to be renamed after late historical town figure's husband.
Heavy rain and thunderstorm watch for Bay of Plenty
Rain will ease tonight but return tomorrow.
'I'd hunt every day if I could': Camps bring in new generation of hunters
The benefits include fitness and mental wellbeing, but it's also to help feed families.
Thames-Coromandel race to be mayor: Your guide
Who are the seven candidates to be mayor of the Thames-Coromandel district?
Election Q&A: Steve Hart
"Consultation has become extinct over the past 40 years. Transparency, likewise."
Students receive guided tour of police vessel
Police vessel Deodar 3 made for an impressive sight as it powered into Thames Wharf
Works on Kōpū commercial wharf to start next month
Jobs will be created through the precinct's construction
Increase in harvested aquaculture in the Firth
The wharf upgrade is to support harvested aquaculture in Tīkapa Moana
Election Q&A: Eric Carter
Keeping ahead of central government changes, Three Waters, RMA.
Volunteers maintain DoC's goat huts
The Kaimai Ridgeway Trust is made up of 12 tramping clubs and deerstalkers.
Election Q&A: Len Salt
Thames-Coromandel mayoral candidate Len Salt makes his case
Fourth win in a row for Thames Valley
Thames Valley Swamp Foxes return from Westport with a massive win
Ready for a 'comeback': Tauranga Marathon's first man breaks race record
Aaron Pulford from Thames set a new Tauranga Marathon record by two minutes.
'Sleepless nights': Photographer left trail of newlyweds without snaps for months
The months ticked by and the pictures didn't eventuate.
Man airlifted to hospital in serious condition after car goes over bank
A vehicle has slid off State Highway 25 this afternoon near Whangamatā .
Investigation into claims Coromandel wetland cleared for housing development
The area is described as a threatened ecosystem and likely home to numerous species.
Playground ready for kids and community
Waihi Beach School's new playgrounds are mostly completed.
'Perfect timing': Meet the family who sailed away from Covid
Voyage around the world taught young boys how to sail, plus responsibility and resilience
Introducing your new editor at Hauraki Coromandel Post
If you have a tale to tell, stop by the office.
Ryan Fox-headed celebrity fundraiser at Waihi wins NZ Golf award
Organiser Kelsen Butler from Sports Inc says the award 'was a pleasant surprise'.
Non-drinker's success with beer and gin festival
The festival was planned a year ago but postponed due to lockdowns and uncertainty.
Election Q&A: Peter Pinkham
Mayoral candidates were asked a set of questions ahead of the election.
Election Q&A: Ron Julian
Mayoral candidates were asked a set of questions ahead of the election.
Election Q&A: John Freer
Mayoral candidates were asked a set of questions ahead of the election.
Election Q&A: Cherie Staples
Mayoral candidates were asked a set of questions ahead of the election
Celtic-Americana trio book Thames gig
Their music is special - original and traditional tunes and airs
Māori Language Week a chance to learn te reo
The week is part of a greater movement to recognise and promote the use of te reo.