2023 – Page 276 – The Valley Profile

Enthusiastic riders gather in their Sunday best for a tour around Waihi Beach.

Frocks on Bikes postponed but optimistic

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:January 31, 2023
Post category:News

Waihi Beach’s Frocks on Bikes event was postponed due to the storm that swept through the Coromandel on Auckland Anniversary Weekend. The event will now take place on February 5.…

NZ's kekeno population is on the rise, and DOC is asking the public for sightings. File Photo: Supplied

Seen a seal this summer? DOC would like to know

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:January 31, 2023
Post category:News

The Department of Conservation is asking members of the public to continue to report any sightings of kekeno (NZ fur seals) around the upper North Island this summer. The citizen science…

Rain warnings for Wednesday have been upgraded to RED warnings for the Coromandel Peninsula. Image: METSERVICE

Heavy rain ‘Red’ warning reflects landslip risk for Coromandel

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:January 30, 2023
Post category:News

MetService has this afternoon issued a ‘Red’ level heavy rain warning for the Coromandel Peninsula.The decision to issue a Red Warning has been made by MetService, Waikato Regional Council and…

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