Greymouth Star

Greymouth Star The Greymouth Star page provides regular updates on breaking and daily news, both local and Its name has since changed to the Hokitika Guardian.

The Greymouth Evening Star Company Ltd (www.greystar.co.nz) is the principal media publisher on the West Coast of the South Island, with two daily newspapers and the region's only community newspaper, servicing from Karamea in the north to Jackson Bay in the south. The flagship is the Greymouth Star, an evening daily (Monday-Saturday) circulating throughout the West Coast with an audited daily cir

culation of 4300 and a readership of almost three times that. The Greymouth Star is the largest daily newspaper on the West Coast. In 1998 the company acquired the assets of the Hokitika-based morning daily (Monday-Friday), the West Coast Times, with an audited daily circulation of 1400, principally in Hokitika and South Westland. Completing the stable is the weekly West Coast Messenger, published every Wednesday and delivered free to 14,000 households and businesses the length of the Coast.

In today's Star: Voting returns up, and
25/09/2025

In today's Star:
Voting returns up, and

Shantytown Heritage Park is fighting for its life following five challenging years.

In today's Star: Council mum on social media outburst, and
24/09/2025

In today's Star:
Council mum on social media outburst, and

A radical change to planning on the West Coast via a combined district plan today got the green light.

In today's Star: Alarm over new natural hazard zones, and
23/09/2025

In today's Star:
Alarm over new natural hazard zones, and

Bibliophiles rejoice, the book-lovers event of the year in Greymouth opens tomorrow.

20/09/2025

⚠️ Severe Weather Safety Advice – Please Read & Share ⚠️
Strong winds and heavy rain are forecast for the West Coast. Whether you’re at home or out exploring, take a few minutes to review these safety tips to help keep yourself and others safe.

🛡️ General Safety Advice:
• Secure loose items around your property
• Prepare for power outages
• Avoid flood-prone areas and postpone travel if possible, especially over alpine passes
• Stay off beaches and delay boating during peak swell

⛺ For Travellers & Campers (Saturday Night – Sunday Morning):
• Don’t park or camp near river mouths, beaches, or under trees
• Make sure you’re in a secure, weather-safe spot overnight
• Keep a torch, power bank, and emergency supplies handy
• Tell someone your plans and check in when safe

📲 Stay Informed. Stay Safe.
🔗 MetService: www.metservice.com/warnings/home

🔗 Road Conditions: www.journeys.nzta.govt.nz/highway-conditions

Westland District Council - Te Kahui o Poutini Grey District Council Buller District Council West Coast Regional Council

20/09/2025
In today's Star: West Coast rugby reeling, and
19/09/2025

In today's Star:
West Coast rugby reeling, and

Gold prices at almost $6200 an ounce are the highest they have been for years and a veteran West Coast goldminer predicts they may soon top $10,000.

18/09/2025

In today's Star:
Significant damage to historic Westport café, and

In today's Star: Rescued penguins find new home in Franz, and
17/09/2025

In today's Star:
Rescued penguins find new home in Franz, and

Work will begin next week on a new million-dollar classroom block at the front gate of Greymouth High School.

In today's Star:Ex Gloriavale member's lawsuit fails, and
16/09/2025

In today's Star:
Ex Gloriavale member's lawsuit fails, and

Greymouth High School yesterday won the top prize at the West Coast regional kapa haka competition, Te Hui Ahurei o Nga Kura o Te Tai Poutini, doubling down on last year’s win.

In today's Star:Shed roof blown on to radio station, and
15/09/2025

In today's Star:
Shed roof blown on to radio station, and

Concepts for the interior of the new Greymouth Library have been released. PICTURE: Grey District Council

In today's Star: Donated artwork resurfaces for Pike River exhibition, and
11/09/2025

In today's Star:
Donated artwork resurfaces for Pike River exhibition, and

About $24 million in accrued holiday pay owed to West Coast health workers for Holidays Act “compliance issues” stretching back five years is still awaited.

In today's Star: Rates comparisons across the Coast, and
10/09/2025

In today's Star:
Rates comparisons across the Coast, and

The Grey District Council has publicly admitted “additional funding” will be required to finish the new Greymouth library.

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