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The sacred mountain where a region's rubbish goes
Mana whenua of Tirohia landfill site don't want rubbish dumped in the land.
Hauraki council hailed for action on climate change
Hauraki District is a leader in planning for global change.
New Tairua pedestrian bridge to end dangerous dash
Pedestrian bridge work begins but Pepe one-lane bridge still years away: Waka Kotahi
'Dream come true': Schmidt reflects on bronze at Tokyo
Schmidt won New Zealand's first Olympic medal in trampoline gymnastics.
Carer facing battle to find a rental
Council says focus on greenfield areas on Coromandel's west coast in housing shortage.
Tenancy law changes: Bach owners denied use of own property
Already tight rental market reduced further and knock-on effect to business.
Fresh start saves Ngatea council $1m on rebuild
Liquefaction, quake strengthening, asbestos, accessibility, fire standards all added up
'Prepare for morning without power': Wild winds hammer Auckland
Fallen trees have damaged houses and cars and brought down power lines.
Insta and Facebook troll admits child sex offences
He was jailed in 2013 for similar offending and now he's back grooming young girls.
Sir Ed's Antarctic hut to be showcased at Tairua School
Tairua School students will explore Sir Ed's hut from their classrooms next week.
Turn your day into live show at Boyd Rd Theatre
Share what you do on Saturday for some spontaneous comedy with Jim Fishwick.
Burglaries and ram raids on rise, police warn
People posting on social media instead of alerting Police is hindering investigations.
40,000 club rugby photos by volunteer photographer
Collection is safely stored and would contribute valuable historical record for Whangamata
GPs copping abuse from frustrated patients waiting for vaccine
Staff were getting daily phone calls from frustrated patients wanting to be vaccinated.
Thames Rugby celebrates 150 plus years
reunion evening with special guests the NZ Barbarians and former All Black coach, celebs
Dream house hoisted onto Waihi Beach property
The Craws' 1930s bungalow has arrived at its Waihi Beach location.
Mercury Bay's staunch defeat of Thames
No regrets over Mercury Bay tattoo for Tairua player realising a 15-year dream of victory.
Coromandel highway to close for truck recovery
The Kopu-Hikuai Rd State Highway 25A will be closed for several hours this morning.
'I felt the car lose control': Woman lucky to survive terrifying crash
I felt the car just lose control, and I knew right then, 'I'm going to crash' - survivor
Every Kiwi has the right to free beach access
Carparking charges at Hot Water Beach hot topic at community board meeting.
MPI looking into sale of pink maomao
Fisheries Officers have been on the ground in the community conducting patrols.
Clandestine tree killers cost $1 million damage
DOC releases report on poisoned pines in forest between settlement and beach
Students take out top prize with tallest tower in record time
Waihi East School team are the top Year 5-6 team at EPro8 2021.
People power: Whangamata land saved from council sell-off
Whangamata Community Marae with uses by multiple local groups on cards after 50 years
Armed police at scene of reported aggravated robbery
The alleged robbery was reported to the police at 7.55am.
Ngati Hei take reins of kauri recovery at Whitianga
more than 20 roles would be created across three years in Jobs for Nature funded project
Man dies after incident in Coromandel Peninsula
A man has died after an incident northwest of Coromandel town.
Fisheries Minister David Parker seeks advice on rule change for pink maomao
Rahui in place for elusive reef species being targeted on the Coromandel and elsewhere.
Fusion of friendship for Thames
Thames' multicultural food offerings pointed to the opportunity for a support group.
Coromandel lobby issues warning over mining bid
Applications to Hauraki District Council are expected before the end of 2021.
Surfer's selection for Tokyo 'so special'
'I wouldn't be where I am without my family,' says Whangamata surfer Ella Williams.
Iwi leader announces rāhui for embattled pink maomao fishery
"We're calling on the conscience of New Zealanders to abide by it," iwi leader says.
Opinion: Marine reserves 'a band aid'
Recreational and Māori take less than 3 per cent of the fish in EEZ vs commercial take