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Tom Cardno and Bonnie Hu are the couple behind new market garden venture Project Kai. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Project Kai couple turn over new leaf in Waihī

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:March 19, 2026
Post category:News

In the heart of Waihī, a new market garden is taking root, grown from a shared desire to live and work more closely with the land.After years in the city,…

Twinwolf Plastering owner Shannon Woolfe is ready to help. Photo: SUPPLIED

Plaster of Paeroa: Twinwolf has you covered

Post author:Sponsored Content
Post published:March 18, 2026
Post category:Features

ADVERTISING FEATURECarrying a wealth of knowledge and 30+ years of experience in remedial works for exterior plastering, Shannon Woolfe of Twinwolf Plastering has professional expertise with all aspects of plastering.Shannon’s…

HPC swimmers broke a combined 18 records. Photo: SUPPLIED

Record waves for Hauraki Plains swimmers

Post author:Davidda Hikatangata
Post published:March 18, 2026
Post category:News

Something was certainly in the water at Hauraki Plains College on February 24-25.That’s when 18 records were broken at the school’s Splash Days swimming sports event, including nine records broken…

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