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Skaters defy gravity at Barry Curtis Park Skate competition

The recent Skate Competition held to celebrate Barry Curtis skatepark's 10th birthday had around 40 competitors on the day aged between 6 - 32 from...

Back to the future – celebrating Howick and Districts

The Times - with support from Howick historian Alan La Roche - has once again produced the much sought-after historical calendar. This coming year is...

Sailing club rebuilds after storm

It's taken a huge amount of money and work to repair the damage left behind when a storm smashed into the Howick Sailing Club's...

Losing a leg in a volcanic eruption hasn’t stopped him

With a tenacious passion for life, William Pike is known to inspire and shock audiences with his collection of remarkable stories including surviving a...

Fitness and well-being activities in Botany

Looks like all service and cultural organisations have let out a collective sigh of relief as life quickly moved from a pause mode to...

Get set for a scenic coastal run

One of the most scenic Fun Run in Auckland, the third Rotary Allfit Coastal Run will take place this Sunday, November 8. The run/walk has...

Call for working bee help

McLeay Reserve in Mellons Bay - which was first tended to in the 1970s by residents Doug and Elena McLeay - is to get...

Yes…..Cockle Bay School carnival is here

With most school carnivals being cancelled due to Covid-19, Cockle Bay School is probably one of the few that will be going ahead with...

$1/2m for Howick Historical Village

The Howick Historical Village has won a $500,000 grant. Marin Burgess, the president of the Howick & Districts Historical Society, told the Times the first...

History in the making with H & E’s first electric bus

It was a historic moment as the first, three-axle electric bus was launched at the Howick Historical Village. The choice of venue was interesting as...
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