September 19, 2021 – The Valley Profile

The Caledonian Mine - the most productive of the Thames gold mines. Photo: SUPPLIED

Bitter response to husbands’ death in mine

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:September 19, 2021
Post category:September 2021

As part of a Valley Profile series, MEGHAN HAWKES explores our local history by seeking out stories of life and death in the Thames Valley PART TWORead part one in…

A pop-up testing centre will be set up today at the Wharewaka Marae in Whakatīwai, and the Ministry of Health is encouraging anyone in the area with symptoms to get tested.

Covid-19 cases found in Kaiaua

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:September 19, 2021
Post category:September 2021

A school has shut down and a family is in isolation after positive Covid-19 cases have been found in Kaiaua. Three household contacts of a man who tested positive last…

Jay Hogan’s sculpture is made of stainless steel and is more than 4m high. Photo: SUPPLIED

‘Hook’ sculpture’s home decided

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:September 19, 2021
Post category:September 2021

A sculpture tipped for a central Thames location might weigh 300kg, but the heavy lifting continues to be undertaken by a public arts trust eager to see civic art adorn…

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