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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

In this issue:
- The future of Formosa: improvements and community consultation on the cards
- Food banks issue call for donations
- Letters - lots of them!
- Clevedon food producers win top honours at national food and drink awards
- International musicians take to Clevedon stage this weekend
- Urban East feature
- Vandals target school for third time

In this issue:
- Offenders apprehended after ram raid
- Questions raised over Pine Harbour Marina camping charges
- Orere Point's new playground - money well spent?
- Sports clubs resume training
- Cop Shop News
- Back to Business feature - support local!
- Boating feature
- 'Catch of the Week' season winner announced

In this issue:
- Family adds local spin to classic favourite
- Who is the Beachlands Banksy?
- Advice for looking after your mental health in uncertain times
- Tough times for local hospitality businesses
- Owner issues warning after pet shot
- Winter approaches but drought continues
- 'What we did in our bubbles' - photos of our schools' whanau during lockdown
- Back to Business feature - support local!
- Coast & Country Property Guide

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In this issue:
- Covid 19: communities to the rescue! - page 7
- Kawakawa Bay's new mascot helps owner meet community
- Clevedon rower ends season with silver medal performance
- House & Garden feature
- Beachlands-Maraetai feature
- Clevedon-Whitford feature
- Young guns exceed expectations in sailing race

In this issue:
- Local fire crews battle Waitawa blaze
- Covid 19 special feature - all you need to know
- Maraetai motorists enter sticky situation
- Letters
- Pedestrian struck by vehicle
- $40k raised in Leap Frog Challenge
- Sunkist seaweed leads to stink time for local residents
- Sunkist toilet block completed - but unable to be used
- Health & Style feature

In this issue:
- NZ Super Fund announces Formosa purchase
- Council says illegal freedom camping a low priority at the Bay
- Beachlands Bells off to Hawaii for Golden Oldies Tournament
- Ray White Beachlands wins 8th community service award
- Development squad responsible for high numbers of young referees
- Brookby School builds play space to put more fun into learning
- Playcentre hosts open week
- Warbirds opens hangar doors
- 40 artists to perform at multi-media event

In this issue:
- 'Dad's Army' play marches director to a win
- Covid-19 virus news sparks Countdown rush
- Local board wants your ideas
- Food bank seeks donations
- Trolley derby to return in 2021
- Former Beachlands pharmacist shares life story in self-publishsed book
- Charity golf day returns to Formosa
- Girl guides salute farewell to Whitford property after 55 years
- Urban East feature
- Busy breeding season fuels need for cat rescue donations
- Get your motor running, and join the Pohutukawa Coast bike group!
- Mystery Creek team dominates Clevedon polo matches
- Recycling bins not a waste of time, says council

In this issue:
- Trail will deliver economic benefit, says board
- Former PM Mike Moore remembered fondly by Omana neighbour
- Firefighters cycle length of country to raise funds for 'I Am Hope'
- Beachlands Maraetai Rugby Club wins CMRFU 'Club of the Year'
- Beachlands-Maraetai feature
- Clevedon-Whitford feature
- Weddings feature

In this issue:
- Kids enjoy reel good day out at fishing comp
- Marae urges motorists to slow down
- Anger expressed at WECS public meeting
- Facebook poll results shows residents still prefer rainwater
- Bush custodians say they are leaving reserve in good hands
- Win tickets to Howick Little Theatre's latest production
- NZ Polo Open returns to Clevedon this weekend
- Playing with fire: Maraetai Beach Boat Club hosts Meatstock
- Health & Lifestye Feature

In this issue:
- Aquageddon - demand for water overwhelms water delivery companies
- Metlifecare granted resource consent for retirement village
- Feva yachts put wind in the sails of young Maraetai boaties
- Stingy swimmers hit the coast
- Community and business input sought for Hunua trail opportunities
- Woman caught by power line
- Worker jumps her way to win
- Tearfund recipient shares life story at Beachlands church
- Swimwear wanted for 'tog treasury'

In this issue:
- Sky's the limit for national scooter champ
- Clevedon Art trail attracts record numbers
- Flamin' hot year for Beachlands fire brigade
- Maraetai mum-of-two wins national speed golf title
- Clevedon Pony Club riders win silver at national dressage champs
- Early Childhood Education feature
- Urban East feature
- Keas celebrate 40 years

In this issue:
- Smallest boat, youngest crew prepare for big race
- Commuters inconvenienced by ferry cancellations
- Night time works reduce impact on road users
- Free advice, face-to-face, at new Coast Citizens Advice Bureau
- Prizes awarded to high school model designers
- Coastal crusader farewelled
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- Clevedon feature
- Beachlands feature

In this issue:
- Big year ahead for Painga Project
- Trustees resign from Beachlands Community Trust (letter)
- Ahuareka appeal declined
- New Riverhaven Artland offers a stroll amongst sculptures
- Two local youth recognised at Lions 'Children of Courage' awards
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- PC Times Christmas Tree competition winner announced
- Te Puru's nesting dotterel at risk from dogs and humans
- CAB to run coast sessions

In this issue:
- Council charges Formosa over wastewater breaches
- Clevedon resident lands contract to deal with city's food waste
- Principal welcomes news of property funding
- Goodbye Andrew, Hello Judith? New electoral boundaries change the landscape
- Christmas@Sunkist photos
- Xtreme Beauty wins business excellence award
- Country Music Club seeks new members
- Motoring feature

In this issue:
- Locals renew the push for a secondary school
- Top talent at Sunday Serenade
- Young Ardmore residents ask board for new playground
- Havana night aims to put heat in school pool
- Cloth nappies make a comeback at BestStart Coastal
- School Holiday feature
- Ag Day photo competition entries
- Coastguard Maraetai's tips for a safe summer boating season

In this issue:
- Election special - meet your Franklin Local Board candidates
- Auckland Transport releases road work programme for 2019/2020
- Urban East feature - win tickets to Howick Little Theatre's latest production
- Men's football team wins its way into next year's NRFL
- Battle of the Bridge match roundup
- Schools help plant church rain garden
- Clevedon Garden Circle celebrates 60th jubilee

In this issue:
- Hunua dam levels remain low after dry July
- School earns top marks in ERO review
- Police respond to anti-social behaviour in Beachlands
- Whitford residents gives rescue ponies a second lease on life
- Wedding feature
- Ag Day photo competition entries
- Teen riders make their mark at showjumping series

In this issue:
- Principal raising the bar at Papakura High School
- Ardmore author launches debut novel - be in to win a copy!
- "Right mix of skills" within Te Puru's new board of trustees
- Additional AED for police station
- Community high tea raises almost $1k for hospice
- Clevedon feature
- PC Times Ag Day photo competition entries
- Father's Day feature

In this issue:
- High School a hot topic at Bridge's public meeting
- Glitz and glamour planned for Maraetai Beach School auction night
- Weekend a busy time for burglars
- Commissioners set to consider second fill site on Twilight Road
- Beachlands police welcome new face to front counter duties
- White water battles see Beachlands teen ranked in world's top 20
- Rugby games cancelled, but the fun continues
- New food bank service offers help to Coasters in need
- Health & Lifestyle feature

In this issue:
- Intermediate students have wicked time at the ball
- Watercare puts price on Clevedon water and wastewater connection
- a day in the life of a small rural school principal - letter from Kerry Forse, Orere School prinicpal to Education Minister Chris Hipkins
- Grants from local board boost education and health
- Students race for finish line at cross country champs
- Te Puru groups work towrads future
- Bay health clinic hosts Wellness Day

In this issue:
- Sewage pipe ruptures on Okaroro Drive - again
- Association invites input to build picture of Clevedon's identity
- Tidy effort by local youth at beach clean-up
- Beachlands locals give hope to neglected and abandoned dogs
- Full house at Beachlands Medical Centre's women's health night
- Call goes out for help to preserve reserve
- Dancers from Coast jazzed about stage show opportunity
- Travel feature: Spoilt for choice in Bali, and Exploring the Med like a local
- East Auckland feature

In this issue:
- Clevedon families "casting the net wide" in search for high school options
- Council issues further abatement notice to Formosa
- 'Good Eggs' wanted
- Lure of the Pacific hooks young Brookby adventurer
- Beachlands Maraetai feature
- Sports News
- Council aims to sell 2m wide reserve

In this issue:
- Warbirds member's special connection to first moon landing
- Family left homeless after Maraetai fire
- Letters to the editor
- Local board tags projects for future spending
- Potholes cause problems
- Health & Lifestyle feature
- Playtime and music at new coast sessions
- Forest & Bird hosts bait and trap day
- Swimmer hopes to make big splash at world juniors
- Council seeks candidates for local elections