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Every year the family of Amy Miles gets together to celebrate her birthday.But there’s something significant about this ...
10/09/2025

Every year the family of Amy Miles gets together to celebrate her birthday.
But there’s something significant about this year’s milestone – it’s Amy’s 100th.
Family members from Hamilton, Auckland, the South Island and as far away as Australia packed into One3One restaurant in Paeroa on August 24 to wish the centenarian a happy 100th birthday.
READ MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/09/10/100-year-milestone-celebrated-in-style/
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A Conservation Week event at the Kauaeranga Visitors Centre just outside Thames featured a showcase of environment-focus...
10/09/2025

A Conservation Week event at the Kauaeranga Visitors Centre just outside Thames featured a showcase of environment-focused school projects, interactive workshops and conversations to inspire children to care for nature.
The event, a collaboration between Enviroschools and the Department of Conservation, saw 11 schools attend from across the Hauraki and Coromandel regions.
READ MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/09/10/enviro-projects-shine-during-conservation-week/

Retirees gathered on August 22 to hear about ongoing efforts to reform the Retirement Villages Act 2003, the legislation...
10/09/2025

Retirees gathered on August 22 to hear about ongoing efforts to reform the Retirement Villages Act 2003, the legislation overseeing the relationships between retirement village operators and their residents.
The meeting, held in Bupa Tararu’s community lounge, was hosted by Althea Hill, the Waikato district representative for the nationwide Retirement Villages Residents Association (RVR). The guest speaker was the association’s vice president, Di Sinclair.
READ MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/09/10/meeting-addresses-retirement-act-review/

Thames’ Grahamstown Hall was awash with colour as the Thames Indian Community put on its inaugural Teeyan Da Mela festiv...
10/09/2025

Thames’ Grahamstown Hall was awash with colour as the Thames Indian Community put on its inaugural Teeyan Da Mela festival. The Punjabi festival on August 24 was a celebration of women – and the atmosphere in the building was one of joy, togetherness and excitement with everyone dressed up to the nines.
SEE MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/09/10/festival-colours-thames-with-joy/

Neil Coleman is a man of many hobbies. His back garden houses a variety of exotic cooking plants including curry and kaf...
10/09/2025

Neil Coleman is a man of many hobbies. His back garden houses a variety of exotic cooking plants including curry and kaffir lime trees, lemongrass, yacon, and different types of bananas. It also sports a six-year-old coffee plant.
Neil has been experimenting with the fruit of the coffee tree for a while, and chronicling his efforts on social media.
READ MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/09/10/home-made-coffee-fuels-tararu-author/

Thames Market has been a community-focused space from its very beginnings. As its 30th anniversary approaches on Septemb...
10/09/2025

Thames Market has been a community-focused space from its very beginnings. As its 30th anniversary approaches on September 27, past and present owners discuss what the iconic weekly event has meant to them and the town.
READ MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/09/10/market-memories/

The current Mayor pulled his car over in Waikino, off the Karangahake Gorge, for his interview with The Profile. He was ...
02/09/2025

The current Mayor pulled his car over in Waikino, off the Karangahake Gorge, for his interview with The Profile. He was returning to Paeroa from a meeting with the Waihi Fire Service, which was working on a funding application for a new shed to house a water tanker.
Adams, a volunteer firefighter himself, said he quite often attended call-outs, but admitted people were “not as surprised as you would think” to see their Mayor suited up.
“I just think that’s what makes you do a job like [mayor] and is why you get into local government anyway – because you care about your community,” he said.

READ MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/09/02/adams-aims-for-re-election-in-hauraki/

A sculpture soon-to-be unveiled during this year’s Battle of Britain commemorations has been quietly mounted into its pe...
28/08/2025

A sculpture soon-to-be unveiled during this year’s Battle of Britain commemorations has been quietly mounted into its permanent position at the Thames Airfield.
On August 12 – and with the sculpture of Sir Keith Park in place – the team behind the project raised a toast, celebrating a step towards the completion of the Royal Air Force veteran’s memorial.
Sir Keith Park Memorial Airfield president Geoff Furkert told The Profile that the bronze statue, designed by Helensville artist Joanne Sullivan, was the culmination of six years of effort.

READ MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/08/29/final-piece-of-sir-keith-memorial-installed/

Days of rain made the ground at the Ohinemuri cluster cross country extra boggy and slippery, but students weren’t fazed...
28/08/2025

Days of rain made the ground at the Ohinemuri cluster cross country extra boggy and slippery, but students weren’t fazed by the challenge.
SEE MORE: https://www.valleyprofile.co.nz/2025/08/26/mud-mud-mud/
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