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Mangroves line the Waihōu River at Kōpū. Photo: SUPPLIED/TCDC

Mangrove set back

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:February 7, 2022
Post category:February 2022

Roughly 125 metres of mangroves could be the difference in Thames getting a multi-million dollar marine precinct with a recreational wharf, or without one.And as an independent expert consenting panel…

Thames Driver Training owner Gavin Buchanan says driver testing wait times are too long. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

Drivers break rules due to testing backlog

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:February 2, 2022
Post category:February 2022

Gavin Buchanan was waiting for his next pupil to pull up for a driving lesson.When they did, he was surprised to find them driving by themselves, and without their ‘L’…

Riana Manuel will commence her tenure at the new Māori Health Authority on February 14, leaving her role as chief executive of Te Korowai after six years. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

New national role for Te Korowai chief

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:February 1, 2022
Post category:February 2022

One of Thames Valley’s own has been appointed the first chief executive of the new national Māori Health Authority.And though the new role will see her create a foothold in…

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