3rd August Issue 2020

Does it feel like we are living in some sort of twilight zone? While we enjoy the freedom of post-Covid lockdown, the rest of the world is almost the complete opposite.
 

With netball returning to courts across New Zealand, two Wellsford netballers were overjoyed to be at the centre of the excitement at an ANZ Premiership match in Auckland on July 26.

 

Cancer Society is approaching a milestone, celebrating its 30th anniversary of Daffodil Day on August 28, with funds raised helping continued support in the local area.


 

Fact they say is stranger than fiction and in the post-modern upside down world of today, in order to be thought strange something has to be so far out of left field that it is over the stadium walls, beyond the car park, and several streets into the suburbs.

 

A successful Business After 5 (BA5) event was hosted by the Mangawhai Business Association (MBA) on Thursday July 30 at the Mangawhai Club.


 

A busy corner between Mangawhai’s new fire station and the Mangawhai Club is going through a transformation due to the recent felling of long-standing wilding pines and tall gum trees.

 

Kaipara water restrictions ease After recent extreme weather events with a surge in rainfall
Rebus club meets Mangawhai Combined Rebus Club has finally met recently
Lambs wanted for school pet day Mangawhai Beach School Animal Day 2020 has been confirmed
New Mangawhai Artists committee The AGM has seen its latest committee voted in
Waipu skate park voting soon Crucial community voting is about to take place

Hakaru Hall is in for another rocking time, with a mid-winter gig set to warm the soul and raise funds to finance an upgrade and improvements to the treasured old building.