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In this issue:
- Documents show history of waste issues at Formosa
- Emotions run high at meeting to discuss boy racer problem
- Letters from Formosa and the Beachlands Community Trust
- Cop Shop News
- Group donates blankets to kids
- Sports News & Results
- Auction offers public chance to bid for deer memorabilia
- Social auction to raise funds for Clevedon School
- Property Guide

In this issue:
- Whitford Maraetai Road crash survivor's words of advice for motorists
- Council investigates non-complying practices at Formosa and Ti Papa
- Motoring feature
- Ardmore water plant to test new gas alert loud speaker
- Urban East feature
- Local day spa provides services to people with terminal illnesses

In this issue:
- Burnt out by burn outs - residents lose sleep over boy racer issue
- New website offers local hobbyists a one-stop-shop platform to sell their arts and crafts
- Beachlands art exhibition promises to push the boundaries
- Local pest control efforts necessary to deal with 'mega mast' season
- Weekend programme teaches life skills to intermediate-age students
- Boating feature
- Clevedon teen puts life saving skills to the test at St John's competition
- Warbirds at Ardmore this weekend!
- Fire service issues advice in wake of Whitford house fire

In this issue:
- Coastal cat rescue service inundated
- Pine Harbour Marina Limited's latest resource consent application "unnecessary" say berth holders
- Women's Institute honours outstanding member for leadership
- Council seeks youth feedback about connecting to local areas
- Hunua School takes its turn at hosting What Now television show
- Beachlands-Maraetai feature
- Volunteers sought for Wairoa River planting this Sunday

In this issue:
- Maraetai local named Cook Island Sportswoman of the Year
- Grant from local board boosts bike club plans for forest trails
- Health & Style in retirement feature
- Speech language therapist overcomes fear of public speaking to win at Toastmasters
- Orere School Easter Gala raises $10k
- Firefighters tackle Sky Tower Stair Challenge
- Beachlands auctioneer sells himself at international competition
- Whitford teen brings home two national road cycling titles

In this issue:
- Retirement village proposed for Kawakawa Bay
- Hunt for suspects ends on boat ramp
- Nine escape early morning house fire
- What Now films at Brookby School
- Coast to benefit from new initiatives
- Sports news and results
- China trip leads to social media stardom for Maraetai students
- Coast & Country Property Guide

In this issue:
- Anzac Day coverage
- Crashes and chases keep emergency services busy
- Mother's Day feature
- Ness Valley residents welcome forestry practice review
- Urban East feature
- Local riders help Auckland bring home national eventing trophy
- Clevedon to Kaiaua trail hoped to be operational by year end

In this issue:
- Athlete lifts his way to four silver medals at world games
- Horse riders seek extension of 50kmh limit past Pony Club
- Remembering our ANZACs feature
- New facelift sends Clevedon's old post office back in time
- Lebanese flavours find favour with judges at national food awards
- Beachlands-Maraetai feature
- Education and Tuition feature
- Clevedon student leaders organise Amazing Race event
- Volunteers wanted to help with planting at local regional parks

In this issue:
- Community's aspirations recognised in Clevedon village plan
- Official ANZAC Day services cancelled - Clevedon residents forge ahead with unofficial service
- Riley uses ambassador role to raise funds for Child Cancer Foundation
- Rugby club registers record number of players for new season
- Travel Feature
- Lifestyle Feature
- Maraetai Beach School celebrates Easter with family picnic
- Sports news and results

In this issue:
- Dawn service cancelled amid security fears
- Pascoes applies for second fill site in Brookby
- Mangemangeroa Gorge bridge claims concrete truck
- Students wait five years to pay back teacher for prank
- Anonymous donation lifts kitchen project from the back burner
- Maraetai Beach tennis club senior champs
- Equestrian feature

In this issue:
- Formosa unveils plans for residential development
- Cop Shop News
- Rock legends inspire Beachlands musician's debut album
- Beachlands leads the way in adopting reusable cup scheme
- Urban East feature
- Student Voice column

In this issue:
- Close shave for six-year-old student
- Good times for the green fingered at Ayrlies Plant Fair
- Fun run event raises $11k for Maraetai Beach School
- MP talks to Beachlands School students about Christchurch attacks
- Ethan $10k closer to walking thanks to Monster Garage Sale
- Great prizes up for grabs at charity golf day
- Families enjoy fun in the sun at children's hospital fundraiser
- House & Garden feature

In this issue:
- First Maraetai half marathon described as "an extraordinary achievement"
- Beachlands returns to Beachlands - the epic 18,000km journey undertaken by an inexperienced local boatie
- Beachlands & Maraetai feature
- Clevedon & Whitford feature including update from Watercare
- MP attends prayer session with Muslim community
- Beachlands teen to tackle white water in Europe following Oceania success

In this issue:
- 4 Legged competitors brave wet conditions
- New Presbyterian church celebrates opening
- Franklin Local Board to consult on Sunkist seawall
- Whitford event to raise awareness of ME/CFS
- Volunteers sought for weka count
- Sewage main leaks on Okaroro Drive
- Have your say on proposed dog rules
- Lifestyle feature

In this issue:
- Weather turns it on for trolley derby
- Council turns down plans for Clevedon's first big subdivision
- Local GP Barry Claridge puts away the stethescope after 43 years
- Sculpture undertakes uplifting journey across the Gulf
- Boomer season for Kokako following pest control operation in Hunua ranges
- Jack Lachlan footpath plans hit a roadblock
- Coast & Country property guide

In this issue:
- Clevedon teens rides into NZ Polo Open history
- Auckland Transport consults on proposed speed limit changes - see the full list of local roads where changes are proposed on page 9
- Sunkist Bay seawall replacement plan meets local opposition
- Flash new set of wheels helps volunteers keep crime at bay
- Clevedon community farewells iconic local name
- Cafe upcycles plastics to create ecobricks for children's playhouse
- Touch and Tennis finals results
- Brigade paddles home to victory in raft race
- Urban East feature

In this issue:
- Hunua MP gets the hump on desert expedition
- 80-year-old breathes new life into jaded jag
- Cop Shop News
- Beachlands-Maraetai feature
- Clevedon feature
- Weddings feature
- Clevedon Jazz, Wine & Food festival returns
- Maraetai powerlifter in fine form in lead-up to World Games

In this issue:
- Maraetai rescue impeded by beach crowds
- Theatre director breaks a leg, but says the show must go on
- Competitors get set for Trolley Derby
- Freedom camping: time to have your say on freedom camping in our local hotspots
- The 4-legged Race gives a leg-up to low decile schools and students
- Kids off couches fishing competition results
- Health & Style feature

In this issue:
- Beachlands Police trial new technology
- Communities rally to help local family after devastating house fire
- Signature Building appeals Bell Road childcare centre decision
- Te Puru hosts Rummikub games for all to enjoy
- Tiny jellyfish put the sting into coastal swimming
- Kawakawa Bay Volunteer Fire Brigade Annual Raft Race - get your entries in!
- Urban East Feature
- Coast & Country Property Guide

In this issue:
- Hall kitchen splashback photo competition
- Win tickets to the Land Rover NZ Polo Open!
- Helping on holiday with Habitat for Humanity
- Residents cover back-to-school costs for local families in need
- Beachlands has it's own fault line!
- Orere Community and Boating Club fishing comp - results and photos
- Boaties encouraged to 'Take 3 for the Sea'
- Clevedon Art Trail wrap-up
- Pregnant women sought for clinical fish oil supplement trial
- Education & Tuition Feature
- Ardmore Teachers College reunion

In this issue:
- Criminal activity puts heat on fire brigade
- Rottweiler bites man at Camp Sladdin
- Cop Shop News
- Ministry of Education investigates issue of students standing on buses
- Tartan timbre: Beachlands band breaks into top 10 spot on music charts
- Clevedon Art Trail offers chance to get hands-on this weekend
- Beachlands teen working hard to give himself a fighting chance at Taekwon-Do worlds
- De-cluttering craze leads to second jumble sale in Beachlands
- Health & Style feature

In this issue:
- AT explains crash statistics
- Council declines Bell Road childcare centre application
- Speed limits to be reviewed
- Can we claim to be home to Auckland's oldest volunteer?
- Long time employee signs off at Clevedon Kidz
- Christmas What's-On Guide
- Tips for summer pet care
- Laughter yoga for kindergarten parents and staff

In this issue:
- AT further delays road repairs
- Dotterel chicks need our help
- Christmas comes to Kawakawa Bay
- NEW - Cop Shop News
- Band joins choir for successful Carols on the Coast
- New classroom space offers more modern learning approach
- Hunua students target pests
- Rope throw nets prizes for locals
- Health & Style feature
- Safe motoring feature

In this issue:
- Santa Parade photos
- Fletcher Living asks for smaller section sizes in Beachlands
- Cory Jane hands over $5k to Beachlands School
- Community connects over free Christmas lunch
- Botany bus service sees jump in patronage
- Urban East feature
- Fast, fun format for new Business House league at Maraetai Bowls
- Coast & Country Property Guide

In this issue:
- Fundraiser aims to grant Ethan's wish to walk
- Fishy guest makes surprise appearance in Clevedon
- Dawn Service returns to Beachlands next Anzac Day
- Community choir brings carols to the Coast
- Footballer top contender for Sportswoman of the Year
- Coast's kindergarten supporters enjoy colourful end to spring
- Santa turns ethical at pop-up shop this weekend
- Ray White shines a festive light
- Skills and service recognised with top awards at Sea Scouts
- Water feature

In this issue:
- Community puts heat on op shop
- Thieves must "have rocks in their heads", say Hunua residents
- Ferrets a pesty problem in Hunua
- Greater numbers of inexperienced boaties heading out on the water
- Clevedon & Whitford feature
- Beachlands Maraetai feature
- Christmas community event dates

In this issue:
- Maritime Police provide transport surprise for 10-year-old's hospital visit
- Grand old dame of maritime history returns to the water
- Celebrity chef brings fresh ideas about healthy food to Maraetai
- Clevedon Coast Tennis Tournament a hit
- Pohutukawa Coast foodbank street appeal this weekend
- Ford family rachets up more than 100 years of plumbing experience
- Preparations underway for Christmas@Sunkist
- Health & Style feature

In this issue:
- Clevedon designer sees red and wins over judges
- Local organisations get ready to roar for Armistice Day
- Self-help author's words of wisdom top Amazon charts
- Beachlands Breasties walk to raise funds for Cancer Society
- Clevedon A&P Show Feature

In this issue:
- Haunui Waka ends Pacific journey at Umupuia
- Bay fun run raises funds for people with mitochondrial disease
- Footballers held back by poor facilities, says club manager
- Brookby church restoration complete
- Pink Ribbon appeal raises over $4k
- Board approves community grants and prioritises road improvements
- Papatoetoe Pony Club to host eventing champs
- Christmas functions feature
- Urban East feature

In this issue:
- Family organises Boxes of Love for local children
- Auckland Council issues advice after dog death
- Fallen soldiers remembered at Clevedon tree planting ceremony
- Boating feature
- Coastal camping with Claris finds favour with travellers
- Buffalo cheese scoops Cuisine magazine award
- Children offered positive alternatives to Halloween
- Clevedon/Whitford feature