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Thinking pink this October

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published: October 20, 2026
Post category:Features

LOVE YOUR HOME ADVERTISING FEATUREOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Smith & Sons offices across New Zealand have swapped their usual colours for a splash of pink.Here in Hauraki,…

Taking the risk: HMS Plumbing

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published: October 20, 2026
Post category:Features

LOVE YOUR HOME ADVERTISING FEATUREFor as long as I can remember, I’ve been told that the safe option is usually the best option. Get a good job, keep your head…

The Waihī Veg Fest will hold its 9th annual festival at the Waihī Academy. Photo: SUPPLIED

Foodies to unite for Waihī Veg Fest

Post author:Davidda Hikatangata
Post published: October 20, 2026
Post category:News

What started as a few people with a desire to share vegetarian food and a vegetarian lifestyle has grown into a full-blown festival.People from across the Hauraki district and beyond…

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