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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

In this issue:
- Another flood closes roads, blocked drains cause damage
- What Now comes to Clevedon
- Chance to be a Youth MP
- Olympians pep talk inspires Beachlands AIMS Games competitors
- Playcentre visit brings joy to rest home residents
- Ag Day photo comp entries
- Artist inspires pre-school creativity
- Urban East Feature
- Coast boasts two of the country's top five young referees

In this issue:
- Residents frustrated by phone and internet issues
- 'Pig Corner' crash "scariest thing ever seen"
- Little Monsters take the stage at Maraetai Beach School
- Sip 'N Paint class proves popular in Maraetai
- Ag Day photo comp entries
- Wedding Feature
- Sports News

In this issue:
- Temporary speed limit reduces crash rate
- MOE's decision re high school unpopular
- Watercare embarks on major tree planting exercise in Hunuas
- Maraetai Coastguard's rescue vessel gets a makeover
- Ag Day photo comp entries
- Father's Day feature
- Clevedon feature
- Beachlands/Maraetai feature
- Intercultural basketball tournament a hit with local youth

In this issue:
- Ministry of Education dashes hopes for local high school
- Global gourmet journey starts at home for Beachlands family
- International students enjoy Maraetai homestays
- Love and Money on show in Hunua
- Brookby School showcases its 'Little Stars'
- Promising paddler takes another step towards Olympic dram
- Health & Style Feature
- Ag Day photo comp entries

In this issue:
- Our public toilets: time Auckland Council spent a penny?
- Beachlands' Countdown goes plastic bag free
- School closures planned as teachers strike
- 1080 drop planned for Hunua Ranges
- New playground design approved for Kahawairahi Reserve
- Ag Day photo competition
- Sports news and results
- Freedom camping bylaw delayed

In this issue:
- Waikopua cottage saved from wrecking ball
- Early childhood centre proposed for Bell Road
- Local dance talent showcased
- New deputy principal joins Beachlands School
- AT plans footpath and consults on speed reduction for Jack Lachlan Drive
- Urban East feature
- Kawakawa Bay's thriving op-shop a bastion of community support
- Shared sports facility now a reality for Clevedon

In this issue:
- what's happening in Clevedon? we look at the major developments in the pipeline.
- teacher shortage crisis hurts local schools
- Watercare applies for resource consent for providing water and wastewater services to Clevedon - Council has notified the application
- Sheila, one of Kawakawa Bay's three female breeding weka, dies after beak injured in trap
- the new app-based taxi service that has female safety in mind
- Dominos Beachlands says 'thanks' to the community with $2 pizzas
- Cycling the length of Aotearoa - why everybody should do it
- Maraetai powerlifter going from strength to strength

In this issue:
- Clevedon floods again
- Maraetai Hall at risk of returning to Council
- Local board approves community grants
- Community organisations struggle for volunteers
- Plans announced for Rotary AllFit coastal fun run
- Freedom camping bylaws under review
- Orere school celebrates Matariki
- Seniors benefit from exercise classes
- Travel and Health & Style Features

In this issue:
- full coverage of Ngai Tai ki Tamaki's treaty settlement
- NZ Polo Open giveaway
- Beachlands students help at Duder Regional Park
- Property Guide
- Tuition and Recreation feature

In this issue:
- 88 year old pulls off textbook emergency landing
- 197m2 section sizes included in proposal for new Clevedon subdivision
- Elderly man dies in Ardmore house fire
- Asbestosis no barrier to national age group swimming champ
- Brookby School students urge Whitford businesses to go plastic-bag free
- Beachlands School students sew more than 200 Boomerang Bags
- Public invited to contribute at national mental health inquiry forum in Clevedon
- Urban East feature

In this issue:
- Swimmers brave chilly temperature at mid winter plunge
- Beachlands clothes swap event seeks pre-loved fashions
- Home off the range: Kaimanawa pony enjoys new life in Clevedon
- Pet feature
- Beachlands rower selected for world champs
- Pizza and prostates draw good crowd

In this issue:

- Parties reach agreement at Clevedon Quarry mediation
- New GP a familiar face at Kawakawa Bay
- Te Reo classes at Te Puru receive rave reviews
- School holiday feature
- Beachlands clothes swap
- Coastguard Maraetai rescues young boaties
- Double pass giveaway to Casino Royale fundraiser

In this issue:
- Pine Harbour Marina berth holders unhappy about $70m development approval
- Parties reach agreement on Clevedon Quarry conditions
- Te Puru Scouts achieve Chief Scout awards
- Hunua School earns silver enviro-award
- First upcycle market draws crowds
- River ramble showcases Clevedon trails potential
- Health & Style feature

In this issue:
- pest numbers up after long hot summer
- new road signage gets mixed reactions
- past Clevedon School student lends Papakura High a helping hand
- decision imminent on Pine Harbour development
- a week in the life of a Franklin Local Board member
- nightshade a woolly issue on our rural roads
- young designers present ideas for the coast

In this issue:

- $180M retirement village development proposed for Beachlands
- new flight path over Whitford from 2019
- Te Puru's AED device saves another life
- temporary speed reduction draws outcry from road users
- Clevedon's own Dancing With The Stars star
- Maraetai Beach School's Casino Royale-themed fundraiser
- Clevedon Lions in danger of folding

In this issue:

- Donations sought for Brookby church restoration
- Wedding tossers - Beachlands couple win a free wedding, with a catch!
- Local graphic designer wins Plastic Free Pohutukawa Coast logo design competition
- Downlights candle business wins plenty of fans after going viral on social media
- Beachlands gears up for first Upcycle Market on 9 June
- Franklin Local Board gives nod to local projects
- Clevedon fermented foods business takes the next step with new fermentary
- Offenders arrested in Maraetai liquor store ram raid
- Auckland Aero Club celebrates 90 years

In this issue:

- Clevedon artist James Wright turns trash to treasure on reality TV series
- Regional fuel tax proposal gets thumbs down from majority of Franklin residents
- East Auckland Tourism aims to lure more visitors to Pohutukawa Coast and country
- Maraetai Indoor Bowls Club celebrates 60 year hall occupation
- Firefighters prepare for annual Sky Tower stair challenge this weekend
- Retirement Feature / Health & Style Feature

In this issue:
- Clevedon wins 'most successful region' at NZ Food Awards
- It's time to give feedback on Auckland's draft Regional Land Transport Plan - what does it mean for our area?
- Board approves Sunkist Bay plan 'in principle'
- East Auckland Tourism venture aims to boost visitors to our district
- Sports news and results
- Fabulously fit Flora turns 80!
- Mums celebrated at St Hilda's High Tea event.

In this issue:

- Anzac Day coverage
- Grandmother collects for Jammies In June
- Music concert in Clevedon to raise funds for performing artists
- Boaring end to school hols in Maraetai
- Kauri dieback forces closure of Hunua ranges areas

In this issue:

- new business aims to offer work opportunities for people with Down Syndrome
- nearly 90 and knitting for a good cause
- Maraetai dad and daughter take on the ocean
- new initiative encourages Coasters to ditch plastics
- soup, scones and salads a hit at community lunches
- Clevedon companies voted top food producers
- 42-lap Sladdin climb raises $2k for Starship
- inaugural plant fair to raise funds for Ayrlies Garden

In this issue:
- Clevedon to get water and wastewater services
- Coast powerless against mother nature
- Young athlete to climb local equivalent of Everest
- Suspects apprehended after Maraetai mugging
- Kawakawa Bay community health clinic signs agreement with PHO
- Auckland Transport postpones Whitford Road chip sealing
- Beachlands teen selected for canoe slalom world champs
- Anzac Day service details
- Beachlands hall kitchen and log cabin get makeovers

In this issue:
- Coast puts the Fun into Fundraising
- Collaborative effort aims to restore Waikopua Islands
- Hunua residents push for speed limit reduction
- Hunua school cleans up Umupuia Beach
- NEW - Equestrian Feature
- Board rejects funding for Clevedon multi-sport facility
- Botany Downs College students left without bus transport

In this issue:
- What storm? Maraetai almost back on its feet
- Game Fishing Club donates to restore Camp Sladdin
- New cycle trail to link Clevedon with Kaiaua
- MP urges MOE to plan for secondary school
- Win tickets to see The Supremes