June 2020 – The Valley Profile

Moanataiari, along Thames’ coast, was built on land reclaimed from the sea. Photo: SUPPLIED/TCDC

Moanataiari ‘can’t be protected’ forever

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:June 29, 2022
Post category:June 2020

Eventually, the residents of Moanataiari will have to retreat.After a significant amount of sea level rise, which could occur within the next three decades, the suburb on Thames’ coastline won’t…

Thames Business Association chair Heather Moore, left, with new chief executive Sue Lewis-O'Halloran.

Consumer spend bounces back

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:June 7, 2020
Post category:June 2020

By Teresa Ramsey Spending in the Thames Valley region has bounced back after the four-week Covid-19 shutdown. A Te Waka Waikato Economic Development Agency economic report released on May 27…

Caleb Koia-Hamling sticks to his training programme by running laps of his backyard during the Covid-19 shutdown with his children, Brooklyn, 2, left, Kaea, 5, Ali, 9, and Trey, 8.

Paeroa man to run 100km for Autism

Post author:Teresa Ramsey
Post published:June 7, 2020
Post category:June 2020

By Teresa Ramsey Caleb Koia-Hamling is no stranger to pushing himself to the limit to raise funds for charity. In the past, he’s raised $700 in the Thames Save The…

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