Silt build-up makes Whakatāne berths unusable
A Whakatāne boat owner has suffered $30,000 worth of damage to his boat because of silt build-up aro
Pets blessed and St Nicholas revived this Sunday
This Sunday marks a meaningful moment in the life of the Whakatāne Anglican-Methodist Parish, with t
Whakatane court: October 15
Hefty reparation figure offsets sentence Rūātoki man Phillip Purewa’s willingness to pay $8700 in r
All go at Activation Day
Hundreds of children enjoyed hours of free fun on Saturday at the Blue Light Activation Day. Local
Ride the Runway returns to Whakatāne Airport
Ride the Runway is back at Whakatāne Airport tomorrow, offering cyclists of all ages and abilities a
Experience, youth and new energy in council roles
Ōpōtiki mayor elect David Moore says while it was very sad saying goodbye to some people in the lead
Land value decrease in Ōpōtiki district
Ōpōtiki district property owners will soon receive a Notice of Rating Valuation in the post, contain
Making people the core business of council
As a former social worker, school board chairwoman, and relationship manager in the disability secto
Kāhui Ako works to improve absenteeism in schools
It’s official: Ōpōtiki school children are missing more school days than youngsters from other parts
Hopes to see a youth council in Ōpōtiki
Two of new Ōpōtiki Māori ward councillor elect Curley Keno’s hopes for her first term on council are
Privileged to represent the Coast
The Coast’s new councillor elect, Pāpā Wharewera, says he feels privileged to be one of Ōpōtiki’s fi
Rates are going up, says mayor elect
Nice-to-haves contender takes the lead While rates’ rises have been blamed for at least 31 councils
Successful return for Beacon Business & Leisure Show
After a five-year hiatus, the Beacon Business & Leisure Show made a vibrant return to the Whakatāne
Airlines partner up for connectivity
An Air New Zealand plane had its wheels on the ground at Whakatāne Airport yesterday as a new partne
Just 19 votes separate front-runners for Whakatāne mayor
Diane McCarthy Local democracy reporter Māori wards appear to be the only clear winner in the Whak
Light-hearted fun from pro-drinking comedy
The Tavern R16: violence, offensive language and sexual material Director: Brad Jackson Starring:
Loss of a musical legend
Tributes have been flowing this week for one of the Eastern Bay’s music legends, Tait Kora, who died