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Goldfields Railway has become the number one attraction in the area on TripAdvisor. Photo: SUPPLIED

All aboard the volunteer express!

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Post published:June 17, 2025
Post category:Features

ADVERTISING FEATURENew volunteers are needed at Goldfields Railway - come and play on your own full size train set!Our hugely popular railway operates between Waihi and Wakino, at the start…

The society’s first locomotive is unpacked and ready for restoration. Photo: SUPPLIED

Help tell the Victoria Battery story

Post author:Sponsored Content
Post published:June 17, 2025
Post category:Features

ADVERTISING FEATUREThe Victoria Battery Tramway Society applauds and thanks our volunteers who weave the stories and bring the history of the Victoria Battery Site alive for visitors to enjoy and…

Breakfast bliss at The Cheese Barn with pancakes with banana, bacon and maple syrup. Photo: SUPPLIED

Delicious eats at The Cheese Barn

Post author:Sponsored Content
Post published:June 17, 2025
Post category:Features

ADVERTORIALThe Cheese Barn is situated in a picturesque area between Thames and Paeroa, only 5km from Kopu and is on the Hauraki Rail Trail, so they get plenty of cyclists…

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