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Moanataiari, along Thames’ coast, was built on land reclaimed from the sea. Photo: SUPPLIED/TCDC

Moanataiari ‘can’t be protected’ forever

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:June 29, 2022
Post category:June 2020

Eventually, the residents of Moanataiari will have to retreat.After a significant amount of sea level rise, which could occur within the next three decades, the suburb on Thames’ coastline won’t…

The Create the Vibe pedestrian space in Mary St, Thames. File photo: KELLEY TANTAU

Create the Vibe stays for another year

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:June 28, 2022
Post category:June 2022

Despite three in-person pleas and a petition signed by more than 600 to remove the “temporary” Vibe in Thames, the community board chose to keep it for another year and…

Steve and Josey McKain have resigned from their posts at Paeroa Netball Centre after being involved for more than two decades. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

New goals for netball’s Josey and Steve

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:June 27, 2022
Post category:June 2022 Sport

After more than 25 years involved with the Paeroa Netball Centre, it literally took losing the ability to walk to keep Josey McKain off the courts.After suffering an array of…

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