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In this issue:
- Busy day for Vaccination Van
- Dark times continue for hospitality
- Covid-19 detected in Beachlands wastewater
- Local board member resigns
- Hunua bird rescue centre established to help native birds
- Council to consult on coastal inundation
- NZ Sport Fishing Council rejects Government's plan to restore Hauraki Gulf
- Support Local feature

In this issue:
- Fabulous Fairlane - meet Beachlands' striped socialite
- Hopes raised in wake of ferry announcement
- Logging operation stalls while road safety assessed
- AT reviews speed limits
- Home and Lifestyle feature
- Howick College girls 1st XI hockey finishes season at top of table
- CAB closes Beachlands satellite office
- Coastal pest group awarded funding

In this issue:
- PC Times Ag Day Photo Competition results and photos
- Brookby Quarry applies for increase in Saturday truck movements
- A letter from Beachlands Banksy
- Covid-19 positive case visits Kawakawa Bay
- Schools re-think Ag Day plans

In this issue:
- Coasters respond to call for vaccination
- Metlifecare announces plans for Clevedon's retirement village
- Good Egg award
- How are local businesses faring?
- Young environmental champ promotes "serotonin boost"
- Ardmore School wins Showquest
- Battle of Jack's Ridge returns to Whitford

In this issue:
- New tower brings light to Brookby black spot
- Beachlands fire chief hands over the reins after 17 years on the job
- Council offers light relief to Te Puru Park sports club users
- Beautification Trust launches four new services to help locals
- Seal spends lazy Sunday at Maraetai
- Health & Lifestyle feature

In this issue:
- Clevedon residents urged to connect to water and wastewater
- Te Puru left reeling after Council cuts funding
- Bay farewells a community treasure
- Local reps meet with Transport Minister
- Beachlands Baptist Church pastor surveys new future
- Cop Shop News

In this issue:
- Beachlands boy rows to Olympic gold
- What projects will Council undertake in your area soon?
- Woman dies following Maraetai crash
- Counties Manukau Steelers train at Te Puru
- Meet your local business people
- Get your entry in for this year's Coastal Fun Run

In this issue:
- Government shares plans to protect Hauraki Gulf
- No plans for EV chargers on the Coast any time soon
- Council pulls the pin on 1080 drop in Hunua Ranges this year
- Sports News - Maraetai swimmer sets personal best and national record at Olympics
- Clevedon music trust grows support of top talent
- Join the Platts-Mills Reserve preservation effort!

In this issue:
- Maraetai swimmer ready to make a splash at Tokyo Olympics
- Work begins on extended walkway through Clevedon Showgrounds
- Local produce acclaimed at awards
- Star bakers raise $1k for Starship
- Support Local feature
- Roasted capsicum pasta recipe
- Sports news and results

In this issue:
- Sell-out crowd attends Kaupapa game launch
- Subdivision plans spell the end of four-legged 'neigh'bours
- Friends of Te Wairoa planting workshop crowned a success
- 'Pause, Breathe, Smile' programme to be introduced to local schools
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- Council seeks feedback on water/wastewater bylaw changes

In this issue:
- School sculpture trail a class act
- New free health service aims to ease pressure on GPs
- Tributes flow for beloved St John youth leader 'Nana Brown'
- Trails committee submits pathway petition to board
- Chess fans battle it out at inter-school competition
- Meet the winners of Franklin Vets 'Biggest Loser' competition

In this issue:
- Mana Whio costume places at Wearable Arts event
- Council undertakes erosion measures at Kawakawa Bay
- Sale of Clevedon land will fund further community service
- 600 meals to fill bellies thanks to quiz night
- Local Labour MP's bill passes third reading in parliament
- Cop Shop news

In this issue:
- Notorious corner claims six cars in three weeks
- Local volunteers celebrated as National Volunteer Week ends
- Hot new look for Beachlands fire station
- Support Local feature - win a $4k diamond tennis bracelet with Paul Taylor Jeweller!
- Discarded fish frames litter local beach
- Families join planting day
- Local actor heads Into the Woods

In this issue:
- Coast residents pack hall to support community lunch fundraiser
- Council moves to sell local reserves
- Student's idea sets wheels in motion for new bike park
- Papakura Stream restoration project launch a sweet success
- Government pulls the pin on Mill Road expansion
- High school petition reaches parliament
- Whitford Pony Club hosts dressage/showjumping event
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- Retirement feature

In this issue:
- Catch of the Week photo competition winner
- Fitzpatrick Road needs right turn lane, says resident
- Cop Shop News
- Whitford resident wins Targa Rally
- Retirement feature
- Coast & Country Property Guide

In this issue:
- Travel bubbles are opening - is it time to dust off your passport?
- Gemma Malins "devastated" to learn last cancer treatment option has failed
- Bridal gowns dusted off for sold-out show
- Auckland Council adopts revised 10-year 'recovery' budget
- Planting day at Platts Mills Reserve
- Safe winter motoring feature
- Stress? Or Burnout? Read our mental health feature

In this issue:
- Warbirds commemorate D-Day with public show
- High school petition heads to parliament
- Education programme propels youth to corporate careers
- Council shines further light on Pine Harbour walkway connection
- Support Local feature
- Boating feature

In this issue:
- Coast farewells community champion
- Beachlands-Pine Harbour pedestrian link: council finds application incomplete
- Council prosecutes Beachlands property owner
- Dams remain thirsty but water worries ease
- Parks' native trees lose battle to drought and fires
- Maraetai Anglican church marks the end of an era
- Nursery continues to support community planting projects
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- Sports results

In this issue:
- Development threatens pedestrian link to marina
- School family comes up with a Sharp way to improve road safety
- Maraetai studio celebrates a decade of dance
- Olivia Shaves for a Cure
- CanTeen families create special memories at CanFish event

In this issue:
- Community steps up to help young woman's fight
- Bay retirement village stalls
- Locals face log wait for new bus and road link to Pine Harbour
- Cop Shop News
- Meet your local business people
- School students put environment a-head of fast fashion
- Mother's Day feature: WIN a box of artisan chocolates
- Royals grace Whitford gardens with their presence

In this issue:
- Oarsome effort by Beachlands' Olympic hopeful
- Locals gather to remember fallen Anzacs
- Taekwon-do club members excel at regional champs
- Kawakawa Bay-Orere Youth Group embark on island adventure
- Celebrate Mothers' Day with high tea
- CAB Words of Advice - getting your tax right
- Cat of the Month - can you give Lottie a home?

In this issue:
- Kawakawa Bay fire station gets an upgrade
- Local board pleas for greater share of roading dollars
- Maraetai resident recovers health, one step at a time
- Good Egg of the Month
- 'Sun's out, guns out' at Whitford Tennis Club tournament
- Clevedon students celebrate House Spirit Day
- Support Local feature

In this issue:
- Ardmore trainer enters history books
- Armed police called to Pohutukawa Coast
- Anzac Day services return to Beachlands
- Trust keen to provide a helping hand
- Event offers residents a chance to dust off wedding dresses
- Crime Watch seeks new volunteers
- Rydges Formosa welcomes community with housewarming party
- Health & Lifestyle feature

In this issue:
- Associate minister of education visits the Coast
- Brookby resident's career trajectory knows no bounds
- New GP for Beachlands
- Transport and roads are a hot topic - so have your say!
- Learning through art: school focuses on key life skills

In this issue:
- Club re-'manes' in good shape after open day
- Thieves steal Clevedon Show trailer
- North Island secondary schools head to Orere for MTB champs
- New constable joins the Pohutukawa Coast beat
- Local foodbanks report increase in demand for services
- Meet your local business people
- Literacy Trust seeks volunteers
- Musicians to raise the roof on historic Ardmore church
- Urban East feature

In this issue:
- Spills, thrills and King of the Hills at trolley derby
- Plant fair raises funds for Ayrlies
- Fire destroys acres of planting at Duders Regional Park
- Is your pet overweight? Sign it up for the Biggest Loser programme!
- House & Garden feature
- Easter colouring competition
- Quarry offers hydrant to brigade
- School goes the extra mile to connect with community during lockdown