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At the time of writing this article, I have just received the news that SH 25 is greatly compromised between Hikuai and Whangamatā. With the section of SH 25A that has already completely collapsed, this news brings more changes that are beyond my control. Hopefully by the time you read this, the weather has improved and so have the roads.
However, the prospect that our part of the world will be closed off...
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Planting, Pines and Problems? by Roger Wood
The Role of Local Communities in Sustainable Resource Management
The first memory I have of pinus radiata was as a young boy, with the smell of Christmas trees. That piney aroma would fill the house along with the anticipated excitement of the opening of gifts thereunder. As a teenage apprentice carpenter, I learnt about the strength and versatility of NZ-grown Monterey Pine...
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Thomas Everth on the risks of privatisation of public assets
In a capitalist society like ours, there is a constant battle fought by private interests to carve out greater flows of value by claiming stakes and entitlements to sectors of public life and services and convert these rights into tradable assets sold to shareholders. This battle is aided by political forces...
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Local Action - Reef Denton (Motocross)
Hi, I'm Reef Denton and I'm 14 years old. When I was three, my parents took me to Nitro Circus and ever since then I've loved dirt bikes. My Dad told me if I could ride a push bike properly, he would get me a dirt bike. So, after some practice on a push bike he bought me a PW50. We went riding heaps at paddocks and...
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Nutrition Matters with Rebecca Smith (Real Nutrition)
It’s time to flip the scales: Let’s reframe the ‘diet’ game.
As I learned more about health, nutrition and overall well-being, something pretty cool happened. My mind made a shift, from the spotlight being on societal pressures of body image, to a devoted focus on feeling good – I mean really good – and living in an energetic, healthy state. And I didn’t even notice at the time...
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A Golden Time in Opitunui by Becs Cox, Mercury Bay Museu Manager
The first recorded discovery of gold in Aotearoa New Zealand was in Kapanga, Coromandel, in October 1852. Returning from the California goldfields, Charles Ring and...
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Coromind Magazine March 2023 Edition
Full Magazine Audio Version
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Growing up I loved to read books and paint. My influences came from the stories in the books of Greek mythology, kings and queens, and history. These images and stories remain in my work today, combined with influences of music, opera and expressions of passion and excitement to display the beauty and joy of the human form with symbolism and colours of sea and nature...
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I lived in Whitianga/Purangi from when I was born till I left school, 1997-2014. I've done various stints back in the area, working on the Glass Bottom Boat during my uni holidays, and at Coromandel’s CFM in 2019 and 2020...
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