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In a spin for music charity
Ever wondered how music is created and captured on a vinyl record?
With the renaissance for affection of the vinyl record in mind, a unique...
Howick wins ARL Nines title
The Howick Hornets have won their first ever Sportsafe ARL Nines title after overcoming the Hibiscus Coast Raiders 22-4 in the Grand Final at...
Howick wins ARL Nines title
The Howick Hornets have won their first ever Sportsafe ARL Nines title after overcoming the Hibiscus Coast Raiders 22-4 in the Grand Final at...
Sonny Bill lifts his game
Having been promoted to captain, Sonny Bill Williams lifted his game to help inspire the...
OPINION: Nonu and SBW fail to fire
High hopes that the injection of coaches Leon MacDonald and Tom Coventry would lift the...
Amazing Black Ferns a champion team
Despite strong competition, Sarah Hirini’s unbeaten Black Ferns Sevens deservedly won 2018 Team of the...
In a spin for music charity
Ever wondered how music is created and captured on a vinyl record?
With the renaissance for affection of the vinyl record in mind, a unique...
In a spin for music charity
Ever wondered how music is created and captured on a vinyl record?
With the renaissance for...
Plant fair coming to Ayrlies
Plant lovers and people who simply want to walk one of New Zealand's top gardens,...
A tale of two gardens at a Bucklands Beach home
A garden should have an element of mystery.
You should never be able to look at...
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HOWICK 170 YEARS
Howick and Beyond Visitors Map 2018
Past, present and future are all represented within this diverse ward. From early Maori occupation and European settler roots to a new multicultural community, the greater Howick Ward has a great deal to offer visitors. The old suburb of Howick, from which the new ward takes its name, is a truly historic precinct with much to see and do for visitors of all persuasions. What’s more, most of it is free!
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