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Teresa Ramsey Reporter from Hauraki Herald
It's almost been two months since Pippa Harry's home was deemed uninhabitable.
Her Te Puru home was one of the worst hit in early January, when the Coromandel Peninsula took a pounding as northeasterly gales, a low-pressure system and a king tide combined to cause widespread damage to … View moreIt's almost been two months since Pippa Harry's home was deemed uninhabitable.
Her Te Puru home was one of the worst hit in early January, when the Coromandel Peninsula took a pounding as northeasterly gales, a low-pressure system and a king tide combined to cause widespread damage to roads, coastal properties and low-lying areas. Unfortunately, experts say there could be more of the same in the future.
Heather Moore from Volunteering Waikato
If you are in the Waikato and can spare some time, we have lots of groups looking for people to help them provide their vital services to the community. If you can help, please check out the available positions on our website!!
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Margaret from Thames
Trading Tables available on Saturday 17th March - 8.00am until 1.00pm in Grahamstown Hall. Also in Hall is the Moustache & Beard Competition and the Petticoat Parade Competition. Contact Margaret 07.8681024
Teresa Ramsey Reporter from Hauraki Herald
We wish Hannah all the best for the NZ nationals, Australian nationals and World championships over the coming weeks.
Teresa Ramsey Reporter from Hauraki Herald
Congratulations to these two tennis champs!
Denis from Thames
The Waikato Regional Council have produced draft report on the Jan 5 Storm surge. The storm surge was the highest recorded at Thames (Tararu ) since 1990, was a one-in-200 year event at Tararu, compared to previous events between 1999 and 2014 was 0.43m higher than the next highest event at Thames,… View moreThe Waikato Regional Council have produced draft report on the Jan 5 Storm surge. The storm surge was the highest recorded at Thames (Tararu ) since 1990, was a one-in-200 year event at Tararu, compared to previous events between 1999 and 2014 was 0.43m higher than the next highest event at Thames, and was 0.8 m above the predicted king tide. More at -
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Denis from Thames
I’m picking that the active opposition of Forest and Bird to TCDC’s Mangrove Management Bill will be pivotal in consigning this ridiculous proposal to the dustbin of history. Their intervention has been the catalyst for over 1000 members of the public making a submission opposing the Bill. … View moreI’m picking that the active opposition of Forest and Bird to TCDC’s Mangrove Management Bill will be pivotal in consigning this ridiculous proposal to the dustbin of history. Their intervention has been the catalyst for over 1000 members of the public making a submission opposing the Bill. They have also highlighted how the Council has tried to block legitimate attempts by Forest and Bird to extract essential official information.
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Denis from Thames
For Thames/Coast sea level rise is not some far-off problem..
King tides, like the one that rolled over the top of the south in January, (and Thames on 5 Jan) are going to become more frequent as climate change continues to raise sea levels, says atmospheric scientist James Renwick.
Even a sea … View moreFor Thames/Coast sea level rise is not some far-off problem..
King tides, like the one that rolled over the top of the south in January, (and Thames on 5 Jan) are going to become more frequent as climate change continues to raise sea levels, says atmospheric scientist James Renwick.
Even a sea level rise of 10 centimetres could turn a massive king tide event from every 100 years to every 30 years, he said.
Add another 10cm and it could happen every 10 years. Another 10cm on top of that and king tide events could be every three years, Renwick said.
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Teresa Ramsey Reporter from Hauraki Herald
Expect delays on the Thames Coast Rd for another three months as repairs take longer than expected. Do you use the Thames Coast Rd? Do you mind another three months of delays?
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