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Libby Totton Reporter from Hauraki Herald
After a years-long “David versus Goliath” battle between wealthy bach owners and local skaters, Tairua’s million dollar skate-park is finally open.
With state of the art facilities and skating bowl, the estimated $1.12 million development centred in the popular holiday destination was … View moreAfter a years-long “David versus Goliath” battle between wealthy bach owners and local skaters, Tairua’s million dollar skate-park is finally open.
With state of the art facilities and skating bowl, the estimated $1.12 million development centred in the popular holiday destination was opened on Monday, looking to fill a generational hole in the town with a recreational space for youth.
Libby Totton Reporter from Hauraki Herald
The removal of Thames Centennial Pool from its current site of 50 years will cost $3 million with the land eventually returned to mana whenua.
The ailing and aging Thames Centennial Pool facility, which sits on a sacred urupā, is set to be returned in 2027 as the district looks to establish a … View moreThe removal of Thames Centennial Pool from its current site of 50 years will cost $3 million with the land eventually returned to mana whenua.
The ailing and aging Thames Centennial Pool facility, which sits on a sacred urupā, is set to be returned in 2027 as the district looks to establish a replacement facility elsewhere.
Libby Totton Reporter from Hauraki Herald
Ratepayers are set to fork out thousands to back a struggling charitable trust over-seeing the management of the renowned Hauraki Rail Trail.
Deemed one of the country’s “great rides”, The Hauraki Rail Trail has pumped millions into the Waikato economy with the 160km-long leisure track … View moreRatepayers are set to fork out thousands to back a struggling charitable trust over-seeing the management of the renowned Hauraki Rail Trail.
Deemed one of the country’s “great rides”, The Hauraki Rail Trail has pumped millions into the Waikato economy with the 160km-long leisure track attracting visitors to the region year on year.
Libby Totton Reporter from Hauraki Herald
A $35-million project in Paeroa is one of the council’s biggest spends, and the mayor’s calling it a “bold move”.
Upgrading the Paeroa Wastewater Treatment Plant will help cover population growth, withstand weather events like flooding, and meet strict water treatment requirements, … View moreA $35-million project in Paeroa is one of the council’s biggest spends, and the mayor’s calling it a “bold move”.
Upgrading the Paeroa Wastewater Treatment Plant will help cover population growth, withstand weather events like flooding, and meet strict water treatment requirements, Hauraki District Council says.
The Paeroa project is part of a planned $100 million investment in wastewater treatment systems in the Hauraki area over the next decade.
Libby Totton Reporter from Hauraki Herald
After a blow to Coromandel tourism in 2023 with road closures, floods and cyclones, some in Whangamatā found it the perfect time to open a business.
Craft beers, chocolate and Spanish cuisine have joined the likes of established eateries Smash Pipi and Blackies Cafe.
So is Whangamatā … View moreAfter a blow to Coromandel tourism in 2023 with road closures, floods and cyclones, some in Whangamatā found it the perfect time to open a business.
Craft beers, chocolate and Spanish cuisine have joined the likes of established eateries Smash Pipi and Blackies Cafe.
So is Whangamatā becoming the next best foodie haven?
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