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Loss of town's only campground concerns community board member
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It's too easy be exempt from having to wear a mask
Coromandel resident raises questions over ease of obtaining exemption for wearing mask
Museum chock-a-block with... blocks
Spike has created more Lego creations during lockdown.
Community theatre is the best way to bring a full house
Bringing history of our towns to life through theatre getting boost by professional actors
Confusion over level 4 borders frustrates Hauraki mayor
In uncertain times a small community turns to its council, but mayor says no answers given
Waikato residents flock to pop-up Covid-19 testing site
People have been streaming into the testing centre near Kaiaua.
Alison Smith: Compassion for the pain of Auckland
Why we need to be especially kind about level 2 life while Auckland stays locked down
Woman emotionally distraught after being denied border crossing for mum's funeral
Teresa King had returned from Waihi to collect mother's casket in Auckland.
Artists step up for Gumboot Friday
Coromandel artists donate their works and bidding began in earnest
Fatal motorbike crash in the Coromandel
One person has died following a motorbike crash in the Coromandel last night.
Exclusive Coromandel scallop idea floated after fishery closed
'There are all sorts of great value-added solutions if we change the model."
Coromandel scallop fishery to close for two years
The closure follows a request from the Ngāti Hei Trust.
$15k vet bill: Marijuana blamed for dog poisoning upsurge
Dogs poisoned in Pauanui, Tairua and Opoutere - cannabis and rat bait among causes.
Why those new cardboard bread tags won't be recycled
How you can reduce the impact of Covid on recycling efforts
Conservation Week: The 'lizard man' of Coromandel-Hauraki
Love that Doug has for the animals is communicated through his volunteer work.
Third of all recycling dumped
Face masks and sanitary items among personal hygiene products found in many recycle bins.
Alison Smith: The lockdown learning battle and why I'll never homeschool
Opinion: The trials of working from home and homeschooling your little cherubs
Eleven years until first job: 'I've seen her confidence skyrocket'
Waihi's Charlotte Parangi loving work but 177,000 working-age Kiwis "left on the bench"
Hootnanny Country Rock Festival coming
Founder of Repco Beach Hop kicks off country rock festival in Thames February 2022
Golf course joins Tairua bid to catch pests
numerous voluntary groups are part of the umbrella effort and golfers, businesses join in
'Steady stream' of boaties, surfers break restrictions in Coromandel
"It's completely unacceptable. Boating and island hopping are not permitted at Level 4."
Hahei's fire truck driver become the patient
I said: 'What are you doing Sam?' and he said 'I'm having a heart attack, mate'.
'Respect' and 'appropriate tikanga' needed for skull found on beach near Thames
Police received a report of a skull located on Te Puru Beach on Sunday morning.
Lions fundraising daffodils among 'locked down' products
Coromandel mum says she could not have got treatment without Lions Cancer Lodge support.
'We might have escaped': Coromandel on tenterhooks
The Coromandel community is cautiously optimistic as they await day-12 test results.
Coromandel a magnet for 'daytrippers'
No to activities such as surfing, snowboarding, tramping, fishing and whitebaiting: police
Covid lockdown: Restriction breaches in Whangamatā, Taupō
Police are considering taking enforcement action against lockdown rule breakers.
Delta outbreak: Coromandel wastewater results return
The original case of the new outbreak visited the Coromandel last weekend.
Coromandel business owners losing sleep after Covid-positive visit
The Coromandel Peninsula is locked down for seven days - but what is the boundary?
Lockdown uncertainty: Mayor says Hauraki towns not part of Coromandel
Many people in Waihi, Waihi Beach, Ngatea and Paeroa are unsure about Coromandel boundary.
'I was too relaxed': Mayor backtracks on Covid Tracer app comments
Coromandel Mayor Sandra Goudie is now urging anyone who must leave home to scan the app.
Covid 19: Police, residents disband SH25 Manaia roadblock
The road block was no longer in place at Manaia about 1pm today.
Coromandel mayor: I won't use Covid Tracer app, despite case
Sandra Goudie says she's not in the habit of scanning - and that won't change.
Morning rave a way to start your Monday
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