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In this issue:
- Future of Camp Adair uncertain following floods
- Community steps up to help family affected by house fire
- Quota Papakura hosts Annual Antique Fair fundraiser
- Trust opens nominations for Power of Youth Awards
- Local tennis clubs serve up end of season prizes
- Councillors vote on sale of Auckland Airport shares
- Support Local feature

In this issue:
- Offenders target Whitford in long weekend crime spree
- Te Puru Community Centre faces funding challenge
- Local Jiu Jitsu students shine at white belt competition
- Lifestyle feature
- Sports results

In this issue:
- Clevedon self-funds CCTV tech upgrade
- Beachlands rower wins top Yale award
- It's planting time at regional parks
- Clevedon welcomes new community constable to the rural beat
- Future strategy blocks Beachlands from becoming sustainable, councillor says
- Sports results

In this issue:
- End of an era: community farewells Mo and Urmila
- Auckland Transport says ‘Yes, but’ to quarry’s private plan change
- Team selected to play curtain raiser this Friday
- Coast basketball star represents NZ at Samoa Games
- Looking after your mental health
- Sports results

In this issue:
- Firefighters conquer Sky Tower challenge
- Council employee awarded for service to the Coast
- Hūnua Traverse cycle trail to open preview this winter
- Speed golfer claims NZ women’s title for a fifth time
- Rural communities fed up with lack of stormwater maintenance
- Support Local feature

In this issue:
- Minister Tinetti opens Beachlands School building
- Beachlands store celebrates four years of giving back to the community
- Whitford residents set their sights on pest predators
- Cop Shop news
- Lifestyle feature

In this issue:
- Brigade’s first female retires after 25 years
- Concert raises funds for those affected by Troubled Waters
- Community views sought re memorial
- Council invites further submissions on Beachlands South development
- Local youth take to the stage
- Sports results

In this issue:
- Local services honour contribution of ANZACs
- WIN tickets to Howick Little Theatre’s next show!
- Beachlands Hall reopens following repairs
- Hunua dams not the cause of Clevedon flooding, says Watercare
- Winter sports results
- All Souls hosts concert series

In this issue:
- Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki welcomes first wahine CEO
- Hūnua Traverse cycle trail launch delayed by slips
- Good Egg of the Month award
- Concert series starts this Sunday
- Support Local feature: Tips to help your pet shed those extra kilos; Treat Mum to some good old fashioned fun on Mother's Day

In this issue:
- Maraetai resident prepares for special trip
- Cricket awards flow for Clevedon residents and club
- Two arrested following aggravated burglary in Clevedon
- Anzac Day service details
- Coast & Country Property Guide

In this issue:
- Father and son create 'big animal energy' vibes
- Branding project captures Clevedon's identity
- Sculpture trail raises $6k for Clevedon School
- Seniors upskill with help from local school students
- Council begins autumn health check for Hunua Ranges

In this issue:
- Kainga Ora partnership applies for private plan change in Alfriston
- Respite care provider opens doors of new Beachlands resort-style facility
- How many people are using the weekend ferry service?
- Local organisations pay tribute to community stalwart Logan Kemp
- Rule changes to firearm safety
- Chainsaw donation a welcome addition to brigade’s toolkit
- New community constable joins Beachlands Police Station
- New trial brings library lending service closer to the community

In this issue:
- Goodbye, Pork Pie! Mini run supports charity
- AT reacts to calls to fix dicey intersection
- Committee of two seeks help organising Anzac Day services
- Love still in the air after 60 years of marriage
- Your views needed again

In this issue:
- Programme offers a more affordable way to horse around
- Pohutukawa Coast farewells community champion Faye Clark
- Locals ensure great day out on the water for CanFish participants
- Poppy sellers wanted!
- Auckland Council approves Beachlands shoreline adaptation plan
- Riverhaven Artland Sculpture Trail hosts school fundraiser
- Council consults on controversial annual budget proposal
- Support Local feature

In this issue:
- Trolley Derby Art Competition winners announced
- Retirement village celebrates opening of amenity building
- The community hall that was built in a day gets a refit
- Letters
- Be a part of the country’s biggest ever dinner party!

In this issue:
- Coast Crime Watch Patrol welcomes new chair
- Documents reveal Kainga Ora's bid for Beachlands land
- Maraetai residents develop short fuse over power outages
- Beachlands South developers address community concerns
- Cyclone response team prioritises community safety
- Business appeals for information following brazen burglary

In this issue:
- Derby delivers a great day out
- Hunua School rolls out the welcome mat for new principal
- Clevedon resident helps Hawke’s Bay tackle food waste after floods
- Developers apply for larger subdivision at Brownhill Road, Whitford
- Looking after your mental health

In this issue:
- Rugby Club kicks off season with special visitor
- Council extends submission dates for Formosa plan change application
- Construction project ends years of window pane at Brookby School
- Public invited to have their say on draft Fisheries NZ plan for Gulf
- Wedding feature
- Support Local feature

In this issue:
- Te Wairoa traps residents during Cyclone Gabrielle
- Residents meet to discuss Beachlands South plan change
- Students - enter our Trolley Derby art competition!
- Bathurst beckons for cross country masters competitor
- Cyclone Gabrielle fails to deter equestrian eventers
- Takutai Charitable Trust receives $15k grant
- Lifestyle feature

In this issue:
- Watercolours on display at this year's art trail
- Concerned resident form group to have their say re Formosa
- Council invites residents to submit on quarry plan change application
- Give croquet a go at the Howick Croquet Club
- Kawakawa Bay Health Clinic benefits from fishing comp
- Domino’s Beachlands responds to floods by helping those in knead

In this issue:
- Coast escapes worst of the weather
- Coasters urged to submit on Formosa land development
- Time to get your Trolley Derby entries in!
- Council grant boosts pest predator control efforts around coast
- Education Review Office keen to see students re-engage
- Wet weather dampens start of equestrian eventing season

In this issue:
- Peak season crowds cause few issues at beaches
- Jurors reach guilty verdict in bush school case
- All aboard! Weekend ferry service sets sail from Pine Harbour
- Spoke-tacular year for young dirt bike enduro rider
- Talent not a pre-requisite for Pohutukawa Coast Community Choir
- Local school students rewarded for kindness by Trust
- Support Local feature

In this issue:

- Maraetai powerlifter hoists his way to medal haul
- Council agrees to consider Formosa land development application
- PC Light Up winner announced!
- Trust coordinates mural project
- Ani Stace says farewell to the Takutai Charitable Trust
- Cop Shop News
- Support Local feature
- Lifestyle feature

In this issue:
- Santa Claus comes to town
- Former Deep Green Bush School principal charged
- Donation funds new stained glass artwork for church
- Pohutukawa Coast Light Up competition - vote now!
- Lifestyle feature