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• Archives (cont...)
• 25th July 2022 Edition (cont...)
• Construction waste study next project for environmental group
• KDC chief executive to step down
• Tireless octogenarian looks to set up Lions and Grey Power branches
• Mayor's Memo
• Orcas in the estuary
• Free NRC weeds workshops back again
• No more fines for Kaipara library users
• Letters to the editor
• Sand mining a ‘slap in the face to Mother Earth’
• First stage of rejuvenation plan for Village shops car park
• The state of state highways
• Councillor announces mayoral candidacy
• Visual fiesta coming to gallery
• The Climate Chap: Revisiting climate and cars
• Gardening with Gael: Camellia hybrids improve colour and fragrance
• Enzyme Therapy: DMK signature treatment
• Therapy offers clarity and healing on a wide range of life issues
• Young pianist to play house recital
• Kaipara to host first wool and fibre festival
• Can we reach a state of everlasting happiness?
• Sand wars start again
• Trapper of the Year highlights commitment to pest control
• Native tree planting on Waipu Cycleway and Walkway
• Mangawhai Central planning rules finalised and in effect
• Mangawhai Snappers
• 27th June 2022 Edition
• Personal quest leads to emotional first book for Liz
• Cleaver Endeavours: more than just arts and crafts
• Nominations open for would-be regional councillors
• Restoring Waipu’s waterways
• Waipu and Bream Tail catchments to undergo eDNA sampling and studies
• Fagan Place units to be upgraded
• Mayors Memo
• New signs hope to inform and improve safety on boardwalk
• More than 1000 expected to protest Pakiri seabed sand mining
• New Kauri Museum director welcomed with powhiri
• The Climate Chap: What’s wrong with solar?
• Moda team community focused
• Status quo for Northpower ownership structure
• Gardening with Gael: Snowed in down south
• Brave pair take out Rescue of the Year award at MHVLS prizegiving
• Health & Beauty: The complete package
• Shared Path welcomed, phase two faces delays
• Sand miners lack empathy for the environment they work in
• Matariki celebrated in Mangawhai
• A lesson that animals can teach us
• Rag monsters causing chaos in Kaipara
• Stop Three Waters roadshow heads to Mangawhai
• Mangawhai Matters: Hundreds cannot vote in the upcoming KDC-NRC election
• Nats deputy rolls into town
• Whats happening on our harbour?
• Mangawhai Snappers
• July 11th 2022 Edition
• Car and bike show proceeds benefit Domain and Mangawhai surf club
• Matariki meal brings community together
• Passion for conservation, photography, and our native birds
• Surprise change of direction for deputy mayor, Anna Curnow to leave council
• Outstanding contributions to Kaipara celebrated
• Mayors Memo
• NRC Annual Plan adopted
• Kids eco film competition launches in Mangawhai
• The climate chap: Sometimes we get it wrong
• Survey: Public says no to Three Waters and Better Off Payment
• Do I still need an independent trustee for my family trust?
• Bronze medal has beekeeper buzzing
• Council awards funding to 22 Kaipara community organisations
• Winter workshops in July
• Gardening with Gael: Camellias are an old favourite
• Thanks volunteers!
• New Wood Street deli owner a cut above
• News In Brief
• Councillor attacks process accepting “ill-conceived development”
• Winter dash & dip
• Keep it simple, silly!
• Tomarata School takes up Try Challenge
• Mangawhai Matters: Beware of councillors bearing gifts
• No more fines for Kaipara library users

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