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- Sleeping Beauty production keeps young dancer on her toes
- Whitford waste issue settles out of court
- WIN tickets to the 2021 BMW Polo Open
- Board asks Auckland Transport to trial bus connection to ferry
- Residents urged to have their say on private plan change application
- Clevedon Tennis Club member named 'Volunteer of the Year'
- Maraetai artist launches children's book
- Beachlands builder promotes sustainability with Jalcon Homes
- Rural Living & Water Solutions feature
- Support Local feature

In this issue:
- Motorsport fans have rally good time
- Fire fighters support LBC
- Grandmother hikes to Hamilton
- Beachlands event offers customers a one-swap-shop
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- Win tickets to see a Christmas family classic at Howick Little Theatre
- Ladies enjoy Courts and Corks at Clevedon Tennis Club
- Players receive top touch tips from one of the world's best
- Regional Parks volunteers thanked at Waitawa event
- Orere brigade puts out call for new members
- Maraetai Bowling Club offers the chance to give bowls a go

In this issue:
- Firefighters burn down house
- Mountain bike club receives funding boost
- Hundreds pound the pavement in support of mental health
- Speed limit under fire again from locals
- Whitford author pens message of hope for young people - see p6 for a chance to win her book
- Now is a great time to support the arts! See p7 for details of shows
- Pets & Animals feature
- Big fish, big fun at Orere Point's most successful fishing comp yet
- The dotterel chicks at Te Puru have hatched - see our 'Dotterel Diary' p10 for details

In this issue:
- Fire brigade member wins bodybuilding title
- Cop Shop news
- Students party under the sea at Beachlands School Ball
- Hunua Falls toilets claim title of best in the country
- Clevedon Pony Club kicks off the season with Open Ribbon Day
- Coastal Fun Run announces partial road closure
- 2021 calendar shows off changing moods of our coast

In this issue:
- Bay community thanks dairy owner
- Council looks to edge of cliff for funding
- Rydges awarded Formosa management contract
- Local Board grant recipient details
- Board approves new road names
- Boating feature
- Council ups its response to litter

In this issue:
- Signature wins childcare centre appeal
- Election results
- Pink Ribbon Breakfast raises $6k for Breast Cancer Foundation
- School heads to chess nationals
- Young professionals get behind social change
- Support Local feature

In this issue:
- Beachlands School celebrates whare opening
- End of Life Choice poll results
- Obituary: Stephen Dunne - founding father of Beachlands Maraetai AFC
- School places second at Stage Quest
- Ngai Tai applies for rahui extension
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- Christmas Functions feature

In this issue:
- Local resident urges skincare checks after melanoma diagnosis
- Church event provides chance for locals to meet election candidates
- Students create artwork with Eye on Nature
- Residents urged to conserve water
- Wildlife monitoring project records rare long-tailed bats
- Maraetai Beach School farewells while Brookby School welcomes
- Board continues to advocate for a secondary school on the coast
- Trust establishes Beachlands' first community garden

In this issue:
- Ag Day photo competition winners
- Win theatre tickets to 'Dead Simple'
- Beachlands-Maraetai Trolley Derby returns!
- Coastguard cancels golf day
- Community walks all over proposal for village pedestrian crossing
- Boardwalk planned for Maraetai's Platts Mills Reserve
- Cop Shop News
- Tuition and Recreation feature
- Urban East feature

In this issue:
- Building begins on Beachlands retirement village
- Coasters invited to meet area's electoral candidates
- Election special: meet New Conservative Party candidate David Arvidson
- Ag Day photo competition entries
- Support Local feature
- Hayden Paddon first to sign up for Whitford rally event
- Generous donation allows purchase of brigade support van
- Omana planting day a success
- Fun run raises over $25k for school

In this issue:
- Near miss prompts calls for safer crossing
- Rural schools feel Ag Day fundraising pinch due to Covid-19
- Organisers offer risk-free ticket buying for Coastal Fun Run
- Pandemic cancels Clevedon A&P Show
- Ag Day photo competition entries
- House & Garden feature
- Health & Lifestyle feature

In this issue:
- Hunua Falls makes shortlist for top bog award
- Brookby Quarry seeks to mine ecological area
- Large fire consumes workshop shed at Beachlands quarry
- Auckland Tourism seeks volunteers for America's Cup
- Ag Day photo competition entries
- School Holiday feature
- Sikh Temple donates food
- PCCA planting event at Omana

In this issue:
- Miniature pony loses clothes in robbery
- Formosa fined for polluting waterways
- Election special - an interview with ACT candidate Bruce Whitehead
- Project delivers 5000 kai bags to low decile schools
- Presbyterian Church begins second stage of building work
- Ag Day photo competition entries
- Gallery 61 celebrates opening

In this issue:
- Clevedon local turns NZ's food waste into watts
- Hunua gorge road down to one line while pipework connected
- Te Puru sports fields damaged, again
- Weddings feature
- Support Local feature
- Pohutukawa Coast 'Good Egg of the Month' award

In this issue:
- Alert level 3 heralds return of Banksy
- Rush for groceries as community transmission recurs
- Orere deals with identity crisis
- Election special: an interview with the Outdoors Party's Teena Smith
- Foodie Guide: cut costs with Foodbox's cabbage roll recipe
- Students urge drivers to slow down

In this issue:
- Second slip at Brookby fill site damages environment
- Referendums to be discussed at information evening
- Cannabis legalisation - see what locals voted for in our Facebook poll
- Election special: an interview with Labour's Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki
- Foodie Guide: moussaka recipe
- Sports Results
- Coast & Country Property Guide

In this issue:
- Kawakawa Bay back on port relocation agenda
- Election Special: an interview with Judith Collins
- Why bother having your say on the local board plan?
- Cop Shop News - speed limit changes lead to reduced crashes
- Brookby Road surface leads to more woes for motorists
- Sports results
- Brookby School book character parade photos

In this issue:
- Council urges rural residents to consider second water tank
- WECS files for High Court judicial review
- Club hands over $1k to chopper trust
- The Local Board plan - what's in it, and how can you have your say?
- Sports News
- Local businesses join international networking group

In this issue:
- New face behind wheel of crime-busters
- Fonterra gets behind restoration of Papakura Stream in Brookby
- Clevedon hosts community get-together to discuss local plan
- Get involved in the local war on pests!
- Pilots offered share in rare De Havilland Beaver
- Clevedon stock run amok
- Clevedon Superette refurbishment nears completion
- Beachlands-Maraetai feature

In this issue:
- Ag Day is back - and so is the PC Times Ag Day photo competition!
- Win a copy of Judith Collins' book 'Pull No Punches'
- PCCA hosts public session to discuss local board plan
- Howick Local Board recognises local athletes at sports awards
- Beachlands social entrepreneur helps grow African livestock
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- Epro8 competition a hit with Beachlands students
- New chainsaw joins brigade
- Beachlands Boating Club keen to welcome new members
- Tough times for YMCA Camp Adair
- Signage raises questions about identity

In this issue:
- Whitford landowner heads full throttle towards 'Jack's Ridge' rally event
- Rugby club remains in the dark about lighting improvements
- Clevedon musician releases self-recorded album
- Volunteer fisheries officer celebrates 51 years on the job
- Students walk 40km for World Vision
- Sports results

In this issue:
- Deluge delivers to dams
- WECS seeks judicial review of Whitford Manor consent
- Council 'spends a penny' on talkative toilets for Beachlands
- Chorus announces plans for fast internet in Clevedon
- Crash closes Whitford Maraetai Road
- Cop Shop News
- New book details petitioner's lives
- Urban East feature

In this issue:
- Speed limit changes: coming soon to a road near you
- Let's talk ferries: PCCA's guest editorial
- Hunua resident stranded in Turkey during pandemic
- Beachlands/Maraetai feature
- Clevedon/Whitford feature
- Cigarette thought to be cause of fire
- Mum addresses college bus issue
- Community planting days back on track
- Hall repairs underway

In this issue:
- Village business owners pipe up about works
- Man arrested after machete incident
- Works underway to rejuvenate Formosa Golf Course
- Offenders ditch stolen Mercedes in Whitford
- Court declines Ahuareka's second appeal
- 91-year-old reels in season fishing prize
- Bill Hohepa shares fishing secrets while building family bonds
- Health & Style feature
- School Holidays feature

In this issue:
- Brookby Road potholes lead to 'mare for driver
- School sets up Give-A-Little page for family affected by cancer
- Local real estate firms optimistic as market rebounds
- Project calls for sandwich makers
- Fieldays pioneers a digital future
- Safe winter motoring feature
- Retirement feature
- Students demonstrate sanitiser effectiveness
- Firefighters receive extra training time for challenge
- Safer speed limit at last for Hunua Village
- Coast & Country Property Guide