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Yes Aotearoa can mobilise climate action

Yes Aotearoa can mobilise climate action

Yes Aotearoa can mobilise climate action As the epitome of physical distancing, Aotearoa is perfectly placed to lead the global project to survive the covid-19 pandemic, and anthropogenic global heating. In respect to climate, after petulantly insisting cop26 must...
Yes Aotearoa can mobilise by example

Yes Aotearoa can mobilise by example

Yes Aotearoa can mobilise by example As the epitome of physical distancing, Aotearoa is perfectly placed to lead the global project to survive the covid-19 pandemic, and anthropogenic global heating. In respect to climate, after petulantly insisting cop26 must...
Sweet Te Muri Crossing consensus

Sweet Te Muri Crossing consensus

Sweet Te Muri Crossing consensus In its 33-year story, the Mahurangi Coastal Trail has seen some meaningful milestones. Last Thursday’s is one such, particularly tangible trail marker. Circa 1987, Auckland Regional Parks management had decided where a bridge was to...
Planning Mahurangi Regatta 2021 at the town hall

Planning Mahurangi Regatta 2021 at the town hall

Planning Mahurangi Regatta 2021 at the town hall Revival of the Mahurangi Regatta was the direct result of 1970s Mahurangi River restoration efforts. Two years of determined advocacy for a more far-sighted solution to the tidehead town’s sewage woes had...
Regatta 2020 lost, found and thanked

Regatta 2020 lost, found and thanked

Regatta 2020 lost, found and thanked Effusive thanks have been lavishing the organisers, sponsors, and volunteers from even before Saturday’s Mahurangi Regatta began, but also in its immediate aftermath: Such an awesome event—huge congrats to everyone involved… The...