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Yoga for elephants
Whangamata yoga teacher Emma Scott has raised thousands to help elephants in Thailand.
Whitianga Waterways Concert 2021 set to party
NZ's "fortunate and unique position" is bringing a $6m boost to the Coromandel economy.
Stoats threaten Coromandel kiwi chicks
Rescue operation only found one of two kiwi moved to sanctuary where stoat killed birds.
Emergency eels rescue from waterway
Some 2000 eels were evacuated from a blocked waterway of the Hauraki Plains.
Ocean access for people with disabilities
Dave MacCalman's role is to create opportunities for people with physical impairments.
Joshua takes on rail trail on a unicycle
Joshua Edeson rode from Waihi to Paeroa on a unicycle.
Waihi Police Report for January 19, 2021
An alleged drink driver drove to the gas station for a $2 deal on Cornetto icecreams.
Pauanui eco resort wins award
The lodge was developed when Pauanui had two motor camps and restaurant
Pest plan privet taking over
Flood of negative comments from disgruntled residents unlikely to remove privet problem
Waihi 's Books on Seddon draws readers in
Owner Margaret Kaye also buys books from locals and donates what's not kept to Hospice.
Appeal for photos and video of Whangamatā disorder
The incident left a cafe with a damaged roof and raided freezers.
Pictorial look into the life of Shona Laing
50 Years Later is an exhibition of Shona Laing's musical life.
Caravan owners concerned as 'iconic' Coromandel campground sells
"This was our piece of paradise."
Fatal shark attack: Beach won't be closed; witness tells of desperate CPR
"Tend to think it happens in Australia."
Is this your artwork? Police look to reunite pieces with owners
Waikato Police posted photos of numerous pieces of artwork on social media today.
Highway reopens after person thrown from vehicle in Waihī crash
The crash happened about 9.20am.
Girl pulled out of the water in dramatic rescue in Miranda
The girl is "recovering well" after bystanders rushed to pull her from the water.
Serious crash leaves Coromandel road closed
One person is in a critical condition following the crash between a motorbike and car.
Sicilian Street Food truck arrives in town
Italian restaurateur takes on food truck on the Coromandel to whet his travel appetite
How-to-surf tips from Whangamatā junior girl ripper
'I surf on the weekends, after school and before school if it's good,' Pia says.
Eighty per cent of it is showing up says Don Mackay
A reasonably fit, mobile, greying but focused Kiwi begins his vineyard pre-harvest career
Group to pay cost of failed bid to review gold mining consent
Coromandel Watchdog of Hauraki ordered to pay costs to Crown Law and OceanaGold.
Ashley Bloomfield features in Christmas Tree forest at Whangamata RSA
Among whimsical displays was Covid19-themed tree with covid-19 baubles and angel of masks
'Very lucky escape': Car plunges down bank into river
Three of the five occupants were winched to safety by the Westpac rescue chopper crew.
Coromandel bach shatters records
A four-bedroom designer home sold under the hammer for $3m - more than $500,000 over CV.
Climate change: Coromandel mayor will not sign declaration
Judge: Council's decision not to sign ''was not unreasonable', but it did not consult
Motorcyclist critically injured in Coromandel crash
The incident occurred about 5pm.
South Island road tour with Beach Hop's Noddy Watts
Noddy Watts: It sounds selfish but we got this country all to ourselves
Coromandel's 'givers' recognised
Community Services Awards ceremony celebrates the givers of our towns
Mines rescuers represent at Sky Tower challenge
Mines Rescue team takes out third overall in fundraising in firefighters' skytower climb
Towns prepare for Santa parades
Most towns throughout Hauraki and Coromandel are having Christmas parades.
Nitro drag beast the star of Beach Hop Thunder Cruise
Record turnouts continue as the Onemana Thunder Cruise roars at Repco Beach Hop.
'I was in tears': Terminal cancer not stopping beach hop fan
Organisers do it all again in March after record turnouts, a few burnouts and rock n roll