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27/07/2026

Thames Women March On!

Thames FC Women remain unbeaten after a convincing 4–0 win over Waikato Unicol Reserves, making it six wins from six and keeping them firmly at the top of the Division 1 table.

Keltie McManus scored twice, with Ariel McNab and Jessica Rendall also finding the net.

Thames have now scored 28 goals and conceded just two this season. 🔥

Next up: Te Awamutu AFC at Rhodes Park, Sunday, 11am.

Result: Waikato Unicol Reserves 0–4 Thames Women FC Report by JC It was another comfortable day at the office for Thames Women FC, who returned from their away trip to Waikato Unicol with a convinc…

26/07/2026

About 70 riders – including plenty of locals and some from as far afield as Whitianga, Whangamata and the Waikato – have become the first members of the public to enjoy the new section of tra…

24/07/2026

DOC will explore alternatives to the removal of the Hahei Short Walk as part of ongoing discussions with a local community group. Globally renowned for naturing and its picturesque rock arch, Corom…

24/07/2026

Brighten up your winter by joining Katikati Concert Band for our second concert of the year, taking place on Sunday 16 August at the Katikati War Memorial Hall.

22/07/2026

CILT is excited to be working with Manukau Institute of Technology this year, hosting three second-year Bachelor of Applied Counselling students for their first practicum placements. A warm welcome to Steffi Hammann, Lisa-Marie Fitzgerald, and Liz Crompton joining the CILT whānau. 🧡

Liz and Steffi will be based at Te Pūtahi Whaiora, and Lisa-Marie will be working out of Coromandel Area School.

So, what does this mean for the community?

From the end of July, Liz and Steffi will be available to see clients. These sessions are completely free, and you’re welcome to self-refer. If you’d like to book an appointment or find out more, please get in touch via [email protected]. 🌿

22/07/2026

Are you caring for someone else's child?
For most grandparents and whānau caregivers who take on the full-time care of children, it involves significant financial challenges and readjustments to their lives.
Click the link below to learn how you may get financial help.
https://www.grg.org.nz/financial-support-for-caregivers..

Are you caring for someone else's child?
For most grandparents and whānau caregivers who take on the full-time care of children it involves significant financial challenges and readjustments to their lives.

Click the link below to learn how you may get financial help.

https://www.grg.org.nz/financial-support-for-caregivers?fbclid=IwY2xjawTLgpxleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFDalozTkk3QW05TElaQjV6c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHovJbnepVjDEErptcQVh61t2GwwbO75gep-2iqL59JUN4MmlKwOgfwWDmEXR_aem_WJ-fWaCiNbSOAt1vVRzcsw

22/07/2026

22/07/2026

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22/07/2026

What is your favourite stop driving around the Coromandel?