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A video still of a slip in progress on SH25 at Ruamahunga Bay late Wednesday afternoon. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

More rain forecast for Coromandel

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:February 2, 2023
Post category:News

The latest weather system has a sting in its tail for the Coromandel with a front currently moving eastwards across the Bay of Plenty. It is expected to reverse direction today…

Oscar Gumbley on Kenny, left, Arlo Gumbley on Skye, Lee Gumbley and Mara Gumbley on Blue. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Grabbing opportunity by the reins

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:February 1, 2023
Post category:Rural

Lee Gumbley “couldn’t believe” the demand for horse riding lessons after advertising a new riding school in December last year. The former Paeroa early childhood education teacher told The Profile…

In Thornton Bay, aslip threatened one house and caused the evacuation of several others. Photo: Mitchell Redman/Newshub

Slip threatens Thornton Bay houses

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:February 1, 2023
Post category:News

In Thornton Bay on the Thames Coast, a slip on the hillside threatened one home, causing its 95 year old resident to be evacuated along with the occupants of several…

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