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According to Thames Coast Kiwi Care, mustelids and dogs are the biggest risk for kiwi. Photo: SUPPLIED/ RACHEL HOLMES

Predator catch numbers positive for kiwi

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:July 14, 2021
Post category:July 2021

More than 1500 rats and 180 stoats have been trapped and removed from Te Mata over the past year, strengthening the area’s diversity and providing a safer home for kiwi.Thames…

Joeleen Hiku celebrates winning Coromandel’s CFM’s first ever sleep championships, held at Goldfied’s Mall on Friday night. INSET: Joeleen fast asleep during the competition. Photo: KELLEY TANTAU

Joeleen sleeps through contest – and wins

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:July 13, 2021
Post category:July 2021

There’s only 10 minutes left on the clock.Inside the familiar mall, there’s an odd sight among the loiterers and late-night shoppers: a row of four beds, and in each, four…

Dining habits throughout the region must change as a chef shortage hits the district.

Eateries in strife

Post author:Geoff Sanders
Post published:July 12, 2021
Post category:July 2021

The Thames Valley hasn’t been spared from the chef shortage plaguing the country amidst the Covid-19 pandemic and changing visa regulations.Restaurants and cafes in the district have had to reduce…

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