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Thames is still open for business despite the Coromandel being cut off. FILE PHOTO: KELLEY TANTAU

Thames still open, needs ‘support’

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:February 3, 2023
Post category:News

The Thames business community is reminding people that, although the Coromandel Peninsula is no longer easily accessible, the town is "unaffected" by closures and is "open for business". Thames Business Association…

Occurring just after 2am, the quake’s epicentre was 5km south of Te Aroha and had a depth of 6km. PHOTO: GEONET

Strong shake wakes residents

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:February 3, 2023
Post category:News

More than 11,000 people reported feeling a 4.8 magnitude earthquake that shook residents awake across the Thames Valley on February 3.Occurring just after 2am, the quake’s epicentre was 5km south…

Around 120 people attended the event. Photos: PATSY ROBINSON

Centennial celebrated

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:February 3, 2023
Post category:Sport

Alley Memorial Park bowled into its 100th year with a celebration of the milestone at the Hikutaia clubrooms on January 21. Organiser David Corbett said the event was attended by…

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