Time travel through different decades and musical worlds
L/Mono, Waiheke’s emerging force in experimental soundscapes, has their debut live performance this Friday 18 September from 8pm. L/Mono’s sound is described by drummer...
Flood prevention assessments for Oneroa
To help reduce the risk of flooding and water entering homes during heavy rain, Auckland Council has been assessing several properties in Oneroa to...
‘Food is a universal basic human right’
Waiheke resident and Auckland University senior researcher Kelly Garton is calling on the government to take immediate action on food security and strengthen support...
Living Waters seeking funding following consent nod from council
Living Waters Church is celebrating what pastor Wiremu Te Taniwha describes as a “big milestone” after its senior citizen housing project, Te Whare o...
Spotlight on the next generation of artists
The Waiheke Youth Art Awards are fast approaching, with entries closing at 9pm this Sunday 13 September. This is the fifth consecutive year of...
Nearly 30 years of playing up
From volcanoes erupting in the sandpit to temperamental bottle rockets to buckets full of slime, Fiona Wright isn’t afraid to get a little bit...
Kōura on the rebound
he kōura population in Waiheke waters is on the rebound, after last year’s drop in numbers, with a 43 percent increase since 2025.
Now in...
Bracing for El Niño
ire brigades across the country are bracing for an extremely dry El Niño summer and with it the elevated risk of wildfires, as local...
