April 26, 2022 – The Valley Profile

For the first time in more than a decade, there will be no ‘Harris’ around the Hauraki District Council table, as Ross Harris decides not to stand again this year. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

ROSS TO LEAVE ‘HARRIS’ HOLE ON COUNCIL

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:April 26, 2022
Post category:April 2022

In an effort to avoid turning “stark, staring mad” Ross Harris stood for council.He attempted five months as a retiree, and even travelled around the East Coast with his wife…

Ray and Suzanne will miss Hikutaia’s people the most after leaving Pioneer Tavern. Photo: GORDON PREECE

PIONEER TAVERN OWNERS POUR FINAL DRINKS

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:April 26, 2022
Post category:April 2022 Rural

After 27 years of serving the “nice people” of Hikutaia, Pioneer Tavern owners Ray and Suzanne Waite have retired. The couple, who met in Hikutaia in 1967 and have more…

PROPOSED ARMS ACT CHANGES CAUSE CONCERN

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:April 26, 2022
Post category:April 2022 Rural

Thames Valley Deerstalkers is concerned proposed shooting regulations could encourage unsafe firearm use among youth. Police are currently seeking submissions on a raft of proposed new regulations under the Arms…

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