Our lead story this week is about Hikuai School’s annual fundraiser. It’s a hunting competition, but even if you’re not a hunter, you can still buy a ticket and be in to win prizes!
A Short & Sweet column contains four interesting little snippets, and on pages 3 and 4 there’s an account collated by Constable Dylan of the Tairua Police Station and House. This instalment is part 1, and Part 2 will feature in our next issue.

Our lead story this week is about two Pink Ribbon events - one in Tairua, and one in Pauanui. Inside, there’s a half dozen snippets of news in our Short & Sweet column.
Enjoy the read on this chilly morning!

Our lead story this week is called “Firefighter Sky Tower Challenge this month”. It gives us a reminder about the challenge that some of the Tairua Brigade are attempting on the 24th.
Inside, there’s an article about Waikato Regional Council’s award for its kauri programme, and on page 4, there's a soup recipe, just in time for winter.

Kia ora koutou! Greetings everyone!
Our lead story this week is about the ANZAC services (AGAIN). The starting times for the services in both our towns, were incorrect, but these latest ones are correct. Inside, there’s an interesting story about Flight Lieutenant Kenneth Lee, and his admission to the “Late Arrivals Club”. And to complete the articles, our take on the Tairua Skatepark opening.

Our lead story this week is about the ANZAC services this year. In both our towns, the services are at dawn (there are no additional services this year).
Inside there’s some TCDC news via their “Our Coromandel” page.