Battling the elements to put finishing touches to primary school rebuild
Wild winter weather and the collapse of sub-contractor Stanley Construction, have caused delays to the rebuild of the Te Huruhi Primary School. As the...
Digging deep despite ‘surreal’ delays
A digger arrived on Tuesday to begin work on a much-anticipated Housing Trust build in Onetangi.
“Obviously this gives us renewed enthusiasm for this key...
Join the electric vehicle stampede
More than 50 Waiheke families, businesses and individuals have had the chance to trial an electric vehicle (EV) in a bid to introduce even...
Learn about the new bus network
In the lead up to the launch of Waiheke’s new bus network, a series of public information sessions to get face-to-face information from Auckland...
Trial to improve chaotic keyhole traffic at Matiatia wharf kept under wraps
A new plan to reduce congestion and improve traffic operations around the Matiatia ferry terminal area over the busy summer period could be endorsed...
Flood fix includes ‘intrusive’ outflow box
A three and a half metre wide coastal outfall at Blackpool Beach, roadside swales and 330m of new stormwater pipeline under Moa Avenue is...
Trolleys deemed up to scratch as race day approaches
The trolleys were lined up well before the 9am start of scrutineering at the old Blackpool school on Saturday.
With the Great Gulf News Trolley...
Multi’s grand tour reaches The Beehive
Stalwart campaigner Sue Pawley and her sheep Multi were farewelled at Kennedy Point last Sunday as they set off on their journey to deliver...
