Staff Reporter – Page 35 – The Valley Profile

Ngātea resident Hilda Jones checks the rainfall in her backyard. Photo: SUPPLIED

Hauraki rain outcompetes Shetland Islands

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:March 5, 2024
Post category:Rural

Supplied by the Waikato Regional CouncilCitizen science can take shape in many forms – from surveying snow patches, logging rare bird sightings and recording pest plant observations. In the Waikato,…

Time to plant your favourite winter flowering seedlings, including snapdragon. File Photo: PIXABAY

Time to prepare for the next season

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:February 27, 2024
Post category:News

After a mixture of weather conditions with some dry sunny days, we may start to experience cooler nights with overnight dew, signalling the time to prepare the garden for the…

Jen Hawkeswood works predominantly with acrylic and mixed media but in recent years, she has explored eggshell mosaic and pigment painting. Photo: SUPPLIED

Clay and eggshell mosaic to feature

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:February 27, 2024
Post category:News

Jen Hawkeswood is the first of Thames Art Gallery’s featured artists for March.She is largely self- taught and is motivated by everyday life and community events in the Coromandel, having…

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