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A collage of images taken by the Puriri brigade throughout 2022. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Near-record number of calls for firies

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:February 11, 2023
Post category:News

While 2023 has started quietly for the Puriri Volunteer Fire Brigade, the crew had one of their busiest years in 2022, with 72 calls for assistance.Chief fire officer Wayne Cryer…

The hole where SH25a once stood now measures around 110 metres across. Photo: WAKA KOTAHI

Digging deep for a solution on State Highway 25A

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:February 10, 2023
Post category:News

State Highway 25A is once again being monitored for damage, as Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle bears down on the Coromandel Peninsula. Associate Transport Minister Kiri Allan visited the Coromandel and SH25A today…

MetService forecast of expected rainfall accumulation as Ex Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle passes over New Zealand. Photo: TCDC

Ex-tropical Cyclone likely to rival Cyclone Bola

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:February 10, 2023
Post category:News

Thames-Coromandel District Council is urging residents to be prepared for ex-tropical Cyclone Gabrielle, which they say is likely to be similar to the damaging 2018 storm and just below the…

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