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In this issue:
- Fundraiser aims to grant Ethan's wish to walk
- Fishy guest makes surprise appearance in Clevedon
- Dawn Service returns to Beachlands next Anzac Day
- Community choir brings carols to the Coast
- Footballer top contender for Sportswoman of the Year
- Coast's kindergarten supporters enjoy colourful end to spring
- Santa turns ethical at pop-up shop this weekend
- Ray White shines a festive light
- Skills and service recognised with top awards at Sea Scouts
- Water feature

In this issue:
- Community puts heat on op shop
- Thieves must "have rocks in their heads", say Hunua residents
- Ferrets a pesty problem in Hunua
- Greater numbers of inexperienced boaties heading out on the water
- Clevedon & Whitford feature
- Beachlands Maraetai feature
- Christmas community event dates

In this issue:
- Maritime Police provide transport surprise for 10-year-old's hospital visit
- Grand old dame of maritime history returns to the water
- Celebrity chef brings fresh ideas about healthy food to Maraetai
- Clevedon Coast Tennis Tournament a hit
- Pohutukawa Coast foodbank street appeal this weekend
- Ford family rachets up more than 100 years of plumbing experience
- Preparations underway for Christmas@Sunkist
- Health & Style feature

In this issue:
- Clevedon designer sees red and wins over judges
- Local organisations get ready to roar for Armistice Day
- Self-help author's words of wisdom top Amazon charts
- Beachlands Breasties walk to raise funds for Cancer Society
- Clevedon A&P Show Feature

In this issue:
- Haunui Waka ends Pacific journey at Umupuia
- Bay fun run raises funds for people with mitochondrial disease
- Footballers held back by poor facilities, says club manager
- Brookby church restoration complete
- Pink Ribbon appeal raises over $4k
- Board approves community grants and prioritises road improvements
- Papatoetoe Pony Club to host eventing champs
- Christmas functions feature
- Urban East feature

In this issue:
- Family organises Boxes of Love for local children
- Auckland Council issues advice after dog death
- Fallen soldiers remembered at Clevedon tree planting ceremony
- Boating feature
- Coastal camping with Claris finds favour with travellers
- Buffalo cheese scoops Cuisine magazine award
- Children offered positive alternatives to Halloween
- Clevedon/Whitford feature

In this issue:
- MPI says shark bodies no-fin to worry about
- Two dogs die from suspected 1080 poisoning
- Bus feeder to Pine Harbour ferry still years away says AT
- Countdown building listed for sale
- Ngai Tai requests extension of cockle harvest ban at Umupuia
- Truck rolls at Waikopua Road intersection
- Health & Style feature
- Clevedon Christmas parade to be bigger and better than ever
- Te Puru plans renovations

In this issue:
- Auckland Transport answers questions about local repairs
- Young environmentalist cleans up our beaches
- Local Board approves road names
- Girl Guides receive highest awards
- All you need to know about the Rotary ALLFit Fun Run
- Franklin Local Board's response to AT's comments about roading

In this issue:
- Onwards and upwards for Downlights
- Metlifecare progresses retirement village plans behind the scenes
- Speed and alcohol factors in Whitford crash
- Busy month for Coastguard
- Urban East Feature
- Tuition and Recreation Feature
- Local dance tutor organises workshop opportunity of a lifetime
- Weight lifter snatches top three placing at nationals

In this issue:
- Land slip halts work at Brookby fill site
- Scooters cruise the coast to raise funds for Blue September
- Court says OK to 1080 drop
- Road surface repairs draw criticism from locals
- Beachlands/Maraetai feature
- Clevedon/Whitford feature
- Ag Day photos

In this issue:
- Are Coasters paying too much for their waste water?
- Fire destroys Ardmore workshop
- Court further delays 1080 drop
- Maraetai Beach School production photos
- Scouts serve up smiles at community dinners
- Breast cancer battle inspires Pink Ribbon volunteer
- Te Puru Gymnastics club champs
- Health & Style feature
- Country Living feature

In this issue:
- Auckland Transport plans to reduce speeds
- 1080 - can we afford not to? / Court halts 1080 drop / 1080 information feature
- Teen vandals target Beachlands
- Cyclists fear rural roads
- Coastguard releases new app for boaties
- School holiday feature
- Ag Day photo comp winners announced
- Starship Foundation benefits from Family Fun Day
- Good times at Te Puru's senior circuit classes