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Rino Wilkinson, of Ngāti Tamaterā, was the second-highest polling candidate for Paeroa in 2022 with 1414 votes. FILE PHOTO: KELLEY TANTAU

Hauraki to consult on Māori Wards

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:May 10, 2023
Post category:News

Hauraki District Council will talk to iwi and members of the community to better understand the effects of, and the interest in, establishing Māori Wards.Māori Wards allow voters on the…

There have been homeless people living within the mangroves next to Danby Field in Thames. FILE PHOTO: KELLEY TANTAU

Living rough: Homeless pitch tents in Thames

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:May 2, 2023
Post category:News

There are homeless people living in tents and under tarps in Thames’ Danby Field, 100 metres from a children’s playground set for a $1.5m redevelopment. KELLEY TANTAU looks into the…

National Party Leader Christopher Luxon was in Thames to talk about the economy, farming, and local roads. PHOTO: KELLEY TANTAU

Luxon: Attitude change on farming needed

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:May 2, 2023
Post category:Rural

Farmers have been treated as villains, National Leader Christopher Luxon said, and he wants that attitude to change.His party has also promised “sweeping changes to farm regulations” if successful in…

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