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Protecting Aotearoa’s native species
Long Bay residents win funding to create a wildlife haven.
By Lizzie Brandon
Summers Coming – Let’s Get Fit
As the days get longer and the sun shines brighter, now's the perfect time to shake off winter stiffness and get moving. So, what's trending in fitness this season? [...]
Neurodiversity – Celebrating strengths, acknowledging challenges, embracing different
Throughout history, there have always been mavericks: trailblazers, artists, inventors, and scientists whose amazing brains led them to make extraordinary breakthroughs. On the flip side, these people may have struggled [...]
Connected Communities
Summer's almost here. Perhaps more than ever in recent memory, we're all hoping for good weather and a chance to truly relax, spend time with friends and whānau, and enjoy [...]
Protecting Tīkapa Moana
The Hauraki Gulf Protection Bill proposes 19 new marine protection areas (MPAs) with a more extensive ban on bottom trawling. But safeguarding our ‘beloved blue backyard’ for future generations [...]
Marking the 130th anniversary of New Zealand’s Electoral Act
It is 170 years since New Zealand's first general election began on 14 July 1853. In those days, travel was challenging and there were only a few election officials, [...]
Building sustainability into construction
In the April/May issue, we reflected on the summer's extreme weather events and their potential longer-term impact on life in the Bays, especially with respect to 'managed retreat'. Now, [...]
What is ‘managed retreat’, and how might it affect life in the Bays?
Managed retreat is not a new concept, but since January's floods and the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle, it's a term that's been heard much more frequently. Indeed, Prime Minister [...]
































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