by Mahina | Jul 15, 2019 | Karere - Newsfeed
Ngāti Rangitihi iwi members have voted in support of a new Post-Settlement Governance Entity (PSGE) to continue their negotiations with the Crown towards reaching a Treaty settlement. Voting results were announced today, with 92.16% of valid votes cast supporting the...
by Mahina | Jul 1, 2019 | Karere - Newsfeed
Whakatāne Hospital Emergency Department has experienced ‘significant spikes’ in patient attendances in recent weeks with multiple 100-plus days. “We’ve had some significant spikes in attendances recently where we have experienced a number of days around the 100...
by Mahina | Jul 1, 2019 | Karere - Newsfeed
Bay of Plenty is the latest region to declare a climate emergency. Bay of Plenty Regional Councillors agreed at their Council meeting yesterday, to declare a climate emergency and work with the community on transitioning to a low carbon future and adapting to our...
by Mahina | Jul 1, 2019 | Karere - Newsfeed
Sons of Zion are without question one of Aotearoa’s favourite live acts and this August, they’re taking their new live show on the road. The seven-date ‘Come Home’ Tour, presented by Mai fm and Pato Entertainment, celebrates the release of the band’s new hit...
by Mahina | Jun 13, 2019 | Karere - Newsfeed
Fresh fruit could soon be on offer at a club, school or community centrenear you, thanks to Pride Whakatane. The advocacy and beautification group has bought 90 fruit trees from WaimeaNurseries to give to worthy community groups and organisations. Pride Whakatāne...
by Mahina | Jun 13, 2019 | Karere - Newsfeed
A home compost subsidy scheme run recently by Whakatane District Council saw unprecedented demand for composting solutions. The scheme, which was part of the council’s efforts to reduce kerbside food waste and promote sustainable gardening, was a huge success, says...
