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In this issue:
- Clevedon Kidz announces closure of ECE centre
- Beachlands development gets the green light
- Pony club contributes to stream restoration efforts
- AT prepares to roll out next round of speed limit changes
- Scooter rider tricks her way to top of trans Tasman pro league
- Get to know your neighbours at the Clevedon Sports Club
- Boating & Marine feature
- Support Local feature
- Sports results -
In this issue:
- Bay farewells one of the best
- Maraetai swimmer makes a splash at national age group champs
- New pastor brings fresh perspective to St Thomas's Church
- Let's Do Lunch celebrates a return to full service
- Fitzpatrick Road fire keeps local crews busy
- Ji Shin Maraetai Taekwon-do hosts regional champs
- Sports results
- Lifestyle feature -
In this issue:
- Formosa developers start the ball rolling with plan change application
- Friendship club connects locals with their community
- Growing up as an eco-warrior: Lenny shares her story
- New Clevedon residents to benefit from crate creations
- Brookby teen wins pony dressage championship
- Good Egg award -
In this issue:
- Numbers show strong support for weekend ferry
- Clevedon workshop offers chance to make something crate
- Rugby club adopts new coaching approach
- People's Triathlon attracts 400 visitors to Coast
- Franklin Local Board update -
In this issue:
- Locals gather to commemorate Anzac Day
- Easter Bunny brings joy (and eggs!) to Clevedon School
- Maori 'patai-ed to death' says ISMB member
- Maraetai sailors win at Feva Nationals
- Kawakawa Bay development set to double population -
- Whitford landowners prepare to host world-class rally action
- Musicians fundraise for Painga Project at this weekends show
- Young artists work a-head of the pack at Sculpture on the Gulf
- Local footballer scores US university scholarship
- Cop Shop News
- Concerns for misinformation ahead of local elections
- Pilot project provides gathering place for young people in Botany
- Support Local feature -
In this issue:
- ANZAC Day services planned for Beachlands and Clevedon
- Dry conditions spell another busy week for fire crews
- Six-year-old walks for Hospice
- Whitford Pony Club hosts Easter Ribbon Day
- Takutai Charitable Trust launches new Youth Project
- Health & Lifestyle feature -
In this issue:
- Ardmore blaze challenges fire fighters
- Scallop ban announced for Hauraki Gulf
- Council proposes more decision making power for local boards
- Public invited to support Clevedon School sculpture trail fundraiser
- Auckland Council adopts new water strategy
- Hauraki Gulf reform proposal causes division
- Celebrity chef promotes Franklin food
- Market raffle to raise funds for community trust
- Coast & Country Property Guide -
In this issue:
- Local pieces impress Franklin Art Awards judges
- Whitford teen debuts in NZs ultimate road race
- Young eventers compete for district honours at Clevedon Pony Club
- Half price fares set to benefit Aucklanders
- Clevedon Venturers gear up for World Scout Jamboree in South Korea -
In this issue:
- First weekend ferry service trial proves popular
- Rate-payers asked for their views on waste service
- Service with a smile: camp staff celebrate long service achievement
- Laura Gemmell takes on top environmental standards role
- Collins calls for high school rebuild
- Good Egg award
- Auckland Unlimited offers ongoing support for COVID-affected businesses
- Auckland Council committee adopts new water strategy
- Support Local feature -
In this issue:
- Gregg Holmes takes on NZ to Oz, the long way
- Locals renew calls for footpaths in older Beachlands
- Raffle raises $7k for Totara Hospice
- Local boards frustrated by Council bylaw enforcement
- Takutai Trust is here to help
- Health & Lifestyle feature -
In this issue:
- Board urges people to get on board weekend ferry trial
- Local sprinter wins two national titles
- Father and son steel the limelight at Sculpture on the Gulf
- Meet the 12-year-old who is making waves in waterskiing
- Orere Point students welcome new bus route
- Famous face donates league jersey to Chartered Club
- Coast & Country Property Guide -
In this issue:
- Coast gains another opportunity shop
- Pine Harbour tells tale of Skywalkers
- AT confirms Beachlands roundabout repairs
- Clevedon sculpture park raises over $30k for Hospice
- Sale of Council assets up for debate -
In this issue:
- Go-karter quickly making a name for himself
- Light at the end of the tunnel for Te Puru Park users
- Babychat group reborn
- Little horses gain big accolades at Franklin show
- Support Local feature
- Beachlands SPCA op shop opens with a bang
- Incoming road corridor bylaw under scrutiny from rural panel -
In this issue:
- Firefighter sacrifices holiday to fight Northland fire
- New recreation space planned for Pine Harbour
- AT presents ambitious transport emissions plan to rural advisory panel
- AT schedules safety bump installation
- Rugby club welcomes new committee
- Health and Lifestyle feature
- Water Solutions feature -
In this issue:
- Legacy left to NZ Young Farmers comes to life
- Clevedon Art Trail a success
- Community lunch switches to takeaway option
- Coast & Country Property Guide
- Foodie Guide -
In this issue:
- Clevedon teen takes first step towards political dream
- Speed limit reductions only part of the solution, says board
- Auckland Council initiative aims to get caregivers strolling with their strollers
- Wheels fall off trolley derby
- NZ Polo Open cancellation "heartbreaking"
- Clevedon Venturers take on mighty Heaphy track
- Pony club team claims regional showjumping title -
- By-law breakers keep police and council busy
- Omicron swings the axe on events
- Inflatable waterpark let down by behaviour at Maraetai
- Christina Harrison makes waves in drum and bass industry
- Visit the Clevedon Art Trail this weekend
- New face joins the Beachlands Police team
- Book tells tales of fisheries officers - be in to win a copy!
- Developer withdraws Plan Change 45 appeal
- Support Local feature -
In this issue:
- Ministry says "No, but..." to high school for the Coast
- Pohutukawa Light Up competition results
- Takutai Trust continues festive season momentum
- Whitford Trust chair steps down
- Clevedon local receives national award for trails work
- Hunua student heads 'lacrosse' the Pacific for scholarship
- Council invests $1.2M in gulf seaweed farm project
- Support Local feature
- Lifestyle feature -
In this issue:
- Developer unveils plans for Formosa land
- BMAFC appoints director of football
- Takutai Trust promotes festive fun
- Netball club celebrates member's 20 year contribution
- Cop Shop news
- Funding grant puts Clevedon on the map -
In this issue:
- Focus on birdlife a stark contrast to local photographer's day job
- Kainga Ora says "no" to Ardmore development
- Takutai Trust plans festive fun for all
- Pohutukawa Light Up competition - see who has entered, and get visiting and voting!
- Clevedon artist nominated for Waiheke art award
- Maraetai Beach School students go GaGa for new ball pit
- Retirement feature
- Safe summer motoring and boating feature -
In this issue:
- Students return to the classroom
- Beachlands Road development "tracking along"
- Trolley Derby set to return in 2022
- Send your fishing photos in to our Catch of the Week competition
- Starlink offers dishy future for wifi
- Takutai Trust announces plans for festive fun
- Water & Rural Solutions feature
- Support Local feature -
In this issue:
- 13-year-old plans to light up Pohutukawa Coast
- Water flows through Clevedon pipes for first time
- Spoilt for choice: two great fundraising calendar options
- Scooter champ sets her sights on World Roller Games
- Orere students feature in Happy Minds Project video
- Chlorine shortage stings swimming pool owners
- Dam healthy: Auckland's water supply is looking good
- Local churches support their flock during COVID lockdown
- Lifestyle feature -
In this issue:
- Sun sets on 41-year mail delivery career
- Brookby tower installation delayed
- PC Times partners with other independent papers to report on Council activities
- Change of direction for Hunua trail project
- Coast & Country Property Guide