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Survey: peer pressure still a concern for boaties 

Sharyn Forsyth, Maritime NZ deputy director and chair of the Safer Boating Forum, says while 55 per cent of boaties admit friends and family...

Step Up For Diabetes this November

This November is Diabetes Action Month, a month for all New Zealanders to take action for diabetes, the country's largest and fastest growing health...

Coastguard paddler rescues girl

A Maraetai Coastguard member has rescued a girl who was blown out to sea. On Friday October 8, Tracey Laxon, a Maraetai resident, was on...

Delta – Howick’s Christmas Grinch

By Ken Scott, Chair of HVA Inc As we shake off the last remnants of winter and the usual patchy Auckland spring weather, we...

Linguist offers Chinese characters crash course

A linguist is offering an enjoyable and memorable crash course on Chinese characters for school-aged children and university students. Svetlana Chevenko, a Pakuranga resident, incorporates...

Prison riot costs taxpayers $46m

Figures released in the Department of Corrections' annual report show the costs of damage caused by the Waikeria Prison riot have blown up to...

Follow-through needed on Eastern Busway

By Christopher Luxon, MP for Botany News that the Government backed down on their unfathomable $785 million cycle bridge, and instead chose to reprioritise...

WWII air force hero turns 100

One of the very few remaining New Zealanders who served in RAF Bomber Command in World War II celebrates a milestone birthday this weekend. Squadron...

Covid pandemic mirrors pain of polio

The Covid-19 lockdowns has inspired a polio survivor to write her memoirs. Jan Wills-Collins, formerly of Half Moon Bay and Bucklands Beach, was 11 when...

Rockabye children go Turtle safe in National ShakeOut

Staff and children at Rockabye Early Learning Centre in Highland Park today took part in the National ShakeOut. Rockabye centre director Caryn Mawkes said it...
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