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The slip at Ruamahunga Bay, Thames Coast. Photo: SUPPLIED/WAKA KOTAHI

SH25 to open under stop go during daylight hours

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

State Highway 25 will open under stop/go traffic management between Ruamahunga and Waiomu during daylight hours, but that access could change at any time, Waka Kotahi New Zealand Transport Agency…

Thames Rotary would like to hear from any individual or group who is still experiencing cyclone related difficulties. File Photo: GORDON PREECE

Thames Rotary cyclone relief funds available

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:June 28, 2023
Post category:News

The Thames Rotary Club has funds available to donate to people or organisations who have been affected by the floods that followed Cyclone Gabrielle.Thames Rotary has already distributed $8300 and…

The Thames Coast Rd has been closed at Ruamahanga Bay since Sunday due to large slips.

SH25 to reopen for two hours this afternoon

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:June 27, 2023
Post category:News

State Highway 25 will re-open from 3.30pm this afternoon to allow road users to travel past the Ruamahunga slip site, however the road will close again from 5.30pm. Waka Kotahi…

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