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Libby Totton Reporter from Hauraki Herald
It was initially bought as a dairying support block, but what’s become a luxury off-grid glamping retreat for couples in Coromandel has been a hit with guests looking to escape the “hustle and bustle” of city life.
Te Kouma Glamping in Manaia is located 15 minutes away from Coromandel Town… View moreIt was initially bought as a dairying support block, but what’s become a luxury off-grid glamping retreat for couples in Coromandel has been a hit with guests looking to escape the “hustle and bustle” of city life.
Te Kouma Glamping in Manaia is located 15 minutes away from Coromandel Town in the Coromandel Penninsula, and is rated as one of the region’s top Airbnb stays.
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Libby Totton Reporter from Hauraki Herald
The Department of Conservation has confirmed the date for two community drop-in sessions on the future of Cathedral Cove.
DOC had previously unveiled three options that could see visitors returning to Cathedral Cove - but also admitted continued land movement has made it “challenging” to … View moreThe Department of Conservation has confirmed the date for two community drop-in sessions on the future of Cathedral Cove.
DOC had previously unveiled three options that could see visitors returning to Cathedral Cove - but also admitted continued land movement has made it “challenging” to identify “a simple walking solution at a level of risk acceptable”.
Libby Totton Reporter from Hauraki Herald
The Department of Conservation has unveiled three options that could see visitors returning to Cathedral Cove - but also admitted continued land movement has made it “challenging” to identify “a simple walking solution at a level of risk acceptable”.
The popular walking track to the … View moreThe Department of Conservation has unveiled three options that could see visitors returning to Cathedral Cove - but also admitted continued land movement has made it “challenging” to identify “a simple walking solution at a level of risk acceptable”.
The popular walking track to the picturesque beach has been closed since February 2023, due to damage caused by extreme weather events
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.
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