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• Archives (cont...)
• July 11th 2022 Edition (cont...)
• Taxpayer Union roadshow meets Mangawhai
• Concern over nominations for local elections
• 23rd May 2022 Edition
• Cyclists a danger on boardwalk, signage needed
• Alan chips away at Breve Street reserve restoration
• Surplus tools and materials at upcoming Mangawhai Shed garage sale
• Do you know guidelines for the shared path?
• Mayors Memo
• Designers consider a ‘World after Covid’ for 2022
• Local businesses support community composting service
• Tales of the Kaipara retold
• Tracks and the famous local ‘Trackies’
• RNZAF joins conservation team to fast-track High Value Area projects
• Factory grants good reading for kids
• Council asking public to nominate notable Kaipara trees
• Gardening with Gael: Can anything survive Marg’s sand bank?
• First wins for Ruakaka pair
• Sand supply not dependent on continued mining of Pakiri and Mangawhai sea floor
• Clive Boonham wins protection for community against another ‘EcoCare disaster’
• Spontaneous 3D exhibition pops up at gallery
• New winter coat for Kaiwaka library
• Mangawhai lifeguards attend national search and rescue summit in Dunedin
• Heads traffic solution worse than the problem
• Letter to the Editor
• Strategy for Kaipara’s libraries will see new facility for Mangawhai
• Community welcome to bank scam presentation
• Sand mining consent refused, McCallum Bros possible appeal
• Move Your Butt this June and help beat bowel cancer
• Good clean water vital for a healthy community says Aqua Works
• ‘Wallaby’ spotted in Kaipara likely a hare, NRC
• Farewell: Ash and Terry cut a track
• Remove and Rebuild your skin
• The Climate Chap: Climate change over the last year
• Watch out for worry thoughts
• Puhoi to Warkworth motorway opening next year
• Mangawhai wastewater balance tank build begins
• 9th May 2022 Edition
• Rising sea level study a warning to coastal communities
• Cranking conditions for lifeguard longboard comp
• Council commit $1.5m over 10 years for Climate Change Work Programme
• Mayors Memo
• Ed Said:
• First kids fishing comp has ‘em hooked
• Glazed Over – ceramics, oils, and knife handles
• Safer speed limits coming for Mangawhai and Kaiwaka
• New toilet buildings for Mangawhai and Maungaturoto craned into place
• Lest we forget
• Public support needed for chopper crews after a record year of rescues
• The Climate Chap: World breaks emissions records
• New $9.2m council hub opens in Dargaville
• Freshwater fish field day: Life found in a Waipu stream
• Gardening with Gael: Still learning about palms
• Rebellion mayor alliance opposes reforms
• Three Waters, mayor Smith wades in
• Worrying implication for property rights as Government forces through Three Waters reform
• Council ownership of waters entities confirmed
• How to deal with a stressful relationship
• Ferrets wanted dead or alive, $100 bounty
• What’s happening on our harbour
• Sports gear donations wanted for Tonga
• Whangarei airport move: Ruakaka community leader says no to One Tree Point West option
• Fun and photography motto of new club
• New beehive surveillance project supports biosecurity
• Northpower Ownership Review public hearing not needed
• BREAKING NEWS: AUCKLAND COUNCIL REFUSES SAND MINING CONSENTS
• 25th April 2022 Anzac
• Auto mania hits town
• Rural electrical safety awareness essential is message of campaign
• Ed Said - Taking a look at the numbers
• RNZAF to support local conservation effort
• ‘Better off package’ debate muddies Three Waters for KDC
• Mayors Memo
• Mangawhai generosity makes impact on Ukrainian refugees
• Car and bike show to be annual Easter event
• The main differences between products, and what to use on your skin
• New volunteer coordinator dedicated to restoring the environment
• Teeters give hope for long term back pain

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