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Beach races go from surf to turf
After a long wait, Onetangi Beach Races is back on track, but it’s set to be a very different track, a dirt one.
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Three Seven Two holds onto its hat
Onetangi restaurant Three Seven Two has retained its ‘Hat’, an honour awarded by Aotearoa’s premier food connoisseurs, Cuisine Magazine, in their annual Good Food...
Opinion: AI in Gaza
Technology is never neutral; it is always designed for a particular purpose. An AI program that selects people for assassination is morally repugnant and...
Tensions, drama and the universal bonds of family
Tangihanga, a 75-minute solo drama-comedy by award winning writer and actor Kristyl Neho, is coming to Artworks Theatre for two shows in September.
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Marine Protection Bill at last stage
The Hauraki Gulf/Tīpiki Moana Marine Protection Bill has made it to the last stage before parliament votes to officially approve it, and it becomes...
Love Island; kiwi couple lay first eggs
The first generation of Waiheke born kiwi may be born soon, with two of the Te Matuku kiwi appearing to have laid two eggs....
Cyberbullying, social media, gaming and online predators; Keeping kids safe online
The growing world of online harm for children will be discussed at Waiheke High School on 26 August, at a talk covering cyberbullying; social...
Enviro-themed films to premiere during conservation week
Themes of preservation, restoration, and sustainability echo through a series of five documentaries that will premiere at Waiheke Community Cinema from 3-7 September.
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