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Cinema screens Sam Neill September

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To celebrate Sir Sam Neill’s golden career on the silver screen, Waiheke Community Cinema is hosting Sam Neill September. Every weekend in September the...

The Broken Heartbreakers make island debut

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Beloved Kiwi indie folk band, The Broken Heartbreakers, will make their debut on the island this month in the midst of a nationwide tour...

Island roads coming under local control

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Waiheke Local Board is getting full control of the island’s entire road network, which may open the way for iconic events such as the Wharf-to-Wharf,...

The funkiest junk

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An eclectic mix of sustainable costumes adorned the hall at Te Huruhi as Junk to Funk 2026 registered another massive success. Coordinator Denisa Kolouchova says...

Junk to Funk: Showcasing the fashion of sustainability

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With just days to go, Junk to Funk is gearing up to bring another colourful celebration of creativity, sustainability and community to the Te...

Health trust proposes community health hub

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A plan for a one-stop health care facility providing a wide range of health services was proposed by Waiheke Health Trust during a Waiheke...

Life jackets on small craft to be compulsory?

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The Waiheke Local Board recently provided feedback, based on 16 local submissions, on Auckland Council’s proposed new Navigation Bylaw, of which the major change...

Not so ‘fairer’ funding?

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Waiheke Local Board looks likely to lose funding of anywhere between $200,000 to $800,000 based on a newer model of the fairer funding system....

Gallery pitches community ceramic studio

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The island’s pottery spaces are bursting at the seams after long-term efforts to cultivate the craft on the island bear fruit. But finding new...

AT plans upgrades to ‘unlock’ Mātiatia keyhole

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Wider footpaths, extended shelter, a raised pedestrian crossing and an improved bus stop are among the upgrades being investigated as part of the Mātiatia...

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