The sailing circus thrills audiences
Cirque Lemuria thrilled the audience that packed Artworks Theatre on Sunday 21 June with juggling, acrobatics and aerial silks skills. The circus troupe, which...
‘It’s all about community’, says runner
Inspirational runner, trainer, Gulf News columnist and Trail Tribe champion Sarah Gloyer has been awarded a Waiheke Best Ever certificate and $1000 for her efforts to...
Board approves Pāoa names, rejects developer’s request
The developer of a 25-lot subdivision straddling Thompson’s Point sought approval from the Waiheke Local Board for its preferred road names at last Wednesday’s...
Winter warmer packs arrive on island
Last week, 30 winter warmer packs arrived on Waiheke thanks to Habitat for Humanity and the Waiheke Healthy Homes Project. Organiser Martha Slimm says...
Support Wāhine Toa o Waiheke this Saturday
The island’s first women’s rugby team takes to the field this Saturday in their inaugural match of the season.
Covid-19 saw an enforced hiatus for...
iPhone film wins in Four Walls festival
Speaking in his gentle voice about living sustainably, Waiheke artist Kazu Nakagawa is featured at home during lockdown in an award-winning short film shot...
More than $80k pours into Waiheke
Waiheke’s eateries, gift shops and vineyards were heaving last weekend, and the first-ever On The House event was deemed a success. Organisers say the...
Stuck workers and tourists need help
Migrant workers and tourists stranded on Waiheke have been surviving with no money, no jobs and a question mark over how to get through...
