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Kazu’s here and now
When you have been creating art pieces for almost 30 years, it’s not easy choosing only a dozen to go into a solo show;...
Serving a need with rescued food
A trial of a ‘pay as you feel’ dining concept using food diverted from landfills has patrons in Auckland queueing around the block.Last Monday,...
Ann Skelly’s wonderful wearable art
For the twelfth time, local artist Ann Skelly has had a garment accepted into the renowned international design competition World of WearableArt (WOW).What the...
Primary school back in business
The flood-damaged administration building at Waiheke Primary School reopened in time for term three on Monday, four months on from the flood which forced...
Artworks welcomes new manager
After only ten days without one, Artworks Community Theatre has found a new theatre manager in the experienced Teresa Sokolich.Though she maintains that she...
High rents force staff off island
Schools, health centres and even the police force are experiencing difficulties recruiting and retaining staff on Waiheke because of accommodation costs.The dearth of affordable...
What can you do with words?
Originally from Hawke's Bay, her birth certificate names her Cathrine Lewis. But when the creative soul comes out, she calls herself Katy Soljak, and...
Last bake looms for Ringawera
It is almost last orders time for loyal customers of Ringawera Bakery’s artisan products.Co-owner Paddy Griffiths has confirmed what island-based retailers were telling the...
Free henna workshop
Learn the history of henna, how to take care of henna tattoos, how to draw different designs and more, when the Waiheke Youth Voice...
How the Cup came home
With the Auld Mug held high, rain poured down round helmsman and Olympic gold medalist Peter Burling, skipper Glenn Ashby and Team New Zealand’s...
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In this week's Gulf News.
* Ann Skelly's WOW factor
* Bring help where the heart is
* Get cash back for drink containers
* Matariki farewelled with marae celebrations
* Storm rider
* Primary school back in business
* Sport reports and more
In this week's edition
- A bunch of great sport results
- Waiheke Rugby Club's fundraising success
- Tim Adam's from Obsidian is once again the Bayer Auckland/Northland Young Viticulturist of the Year
- Helping hands for wetlands
and Auckland Council delegates more responsibilities to local boards
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Te Matuku Bay Oysters are grown in the crystal clear waters of the Te Matuku Bay Marine reserve l...
