Finding serenity in the Coromandel Range
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Loud applause for senior vets
Roy and Fred received French Legion of Honour commendations for their roles on D-day
Waihi Police Report for 2 November 2020
A Paeroa man ran through traffic with his shirt off trying to fight with vehicles.
More freedom camping spots opened up
Two more locations in Waihi and another in Kaiaua under Responsible Freedom Camping Bylaw
Coromandel surfers represent at Māori nationals
Coromandel surfers shone at the Māori national titles in the Far North at Labour weekend.
Bad day at the office? Truck carrying house collides with power lines twice
A section of State Highway 26 is closed.
Wall plaques for Waihi's historic buildings
Waihi Heritage Vision is adorning historic buildings with plaques.
Night of ghouls not for everyone
Not everyone is into the night of ghouls. Churches are holding their own Halloween events.
Hosting Kiwis: B&Bs changing for the DIY traveller
They tend to show up at the last minute and want to organise their own trips.
Labour Coromandel's Nathaniel Blomfield: How diverse is our representation really?
Former hospital orderly, gib stopper, chef, landscaper says arguing best done by lawyers.
Two major events on one day in Paeroa
The classic car show is followed by a huge fireworks display in Paeroa on Saturday.
Hopes helicopter will return to Coromandel in summer
Meeting will confirm community-fundraised hangar and accommodation won't lie empty
Night of ghouls not for everyone
Not everyone is into the night of ghouls. Churches are holding their own Halloween events.
Kindergarten kids fundraise for community vehicle helping others
Whangamata Best Start Kindergarten presents cheque to local cause.
World record flight for Firth of Thames bird
'A bird named E7 did 11,680km back in 2007, we think this bird has gone further.'
Waihi Beach makes Top 100 as a sustainable destination
'Winning this award has put Coastal Bay of Plenty on the ecotourism map.'
Tribute created for local potter on show in exhibition
Paeroa potter immortalised with award in show at Waihi, featuring more than 20 potters
The art of felting is Dot's forte
Paeroa Arts Centre is reopens a Dot and Friends exhibition.
Tairua School wins engineering competition
Young innovators brought together with surprising engineering tasks at Epro-8 challenge
Waihi Police Report for 22 October 2020
Reporting crime via Facebook then complaining is not helpful to Police - Waihi Police.
A forgotten gem?
Bring your picnics, your friends, your whānau and enjoy Waihi 'destination park' Gilmour
Re-elected Coromandel MP Scott Simpson: Thanks to you all
"I'm headed back to Wellington this week, humbled by the generous support of local voters"
Coromandel suffers 'significant setback': RTO
Post-lockdown silver lining as a record July with $30m spent compared to July 2019 at $23m
History of the Waikato rescue helicopter
The service logged a record-breaking 100 rescue missions in two months in 2020.
Garage sale for new bowling green
Among many events happening this Labour Weekend is a garage sale at the Whangamata Hall.
Pua o te Rēinga: Flower of the underworld on the move
Rare New Zealand plant given fighting chance.
That's a wrap: Your guide to who's in and who's out across the region
The final preliminary results are in, so just how close were those margins?
National's Scott Simpson defends Coromandel
The electorate includes Thames, Whitianga and Whangamatā and south of Katikati.
Waihi Police Report
An empty Waihi house's windows were painted black in a bizarre break-in.
The toe kickers are back
Festival celebrates old boys rugby and the legend of Bob Scott, who played in barefeet.
Ian and Ivy on duty for Foundation for the Blind fundraiser
Ian and community are phenomenal supporters of the guide dog appeal.
Art mingle at last in Whangamata
Sell-out show brings artists, musos and art appreciators together at Whangamata Club
'Enough is enough': Iwi's goal to restore badly polluted rivers
Shovel-ready millions going on continued land drainage as iwi bid to just put shovels in.
Special guests of honour at Anzac Day in Tairua
"I did what I had to do." - Fred Amess, D-Day and Battle of Walcheren veteran.