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Matatoki School students with their lambs at the Ohinemuri Group Day. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Mucking in: hundreds compete at calf club

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:October 22, 2025
Post category:Rural

The arrival of spring brings with it calf club season, and students around Hauraki have been preparing for the big day. Individual school calf clubs have been taking place over…

Waihī Beach School students and staff with representatives from groups looking out for the dotterel. Photo: SUPPLIED

Dedicated protectors shine spotlight on dotterel

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:October 7, 2025
Post category:News Rural

Dot Watch Waihī Beach celebrated the Tūturiwhatu Northern New Zealand Dotterel recently, and the incredible collaboration ensuring the little bird has a fighting chance to survive.Local hapū Te Whānau a…

Shorebird Coast runners set off on their adventure from Rays Rest, Kaiaua. Photos: JULIO TOMAZ

Winging it

Post author:Davidda Hikatangata
Post published:September 30, 2025
Post category:News Rural

Strong winds didn’t stop the Shorebird Coast Run event from taking place on September 14. If anything, it propelled the event. Organiser Tim Ashby-Peckham said there was just enough wind…

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