Our lead story this week is a follow-up about Tairua Information Centre’s fund-raising calendar, and the recipient of those funds, Tairua Food Bank. It was another successful year of sales, and Food Bank organisers are very grateful.
Inside there’s a Short & Sweet column with 3 snippets, asking for help with billeting, inviting us to be involved with a Club, and reminding us of Pauanui’s Music Picnic on the Point.

Our lead story this week is about the official opening of the Tairua Heritage Centre. Inside, Heritage Society committee member, Jenny Chalmers, tells us about her involvement in the group, and the Reading Corner that she has set up in the Centre. On page 4, there’s a call out to any young people to apply to be Coromandel’s Youth MP.

Our lead story this week is about the Pauanui Half Marathon which is only 5 weeks away. Hard core runners will have been training for weeks already, but if you’re a recreational runner, and would like to give the 10km or 4.5km course a go, there’s still time to train.
Inside, Constable Tim provides us with the monthly wrap-up.

On a roll with Tairua Heritage Society, our lead story this week is about the official opening of a Heritage Centre on Sunday 9th February, 3pm. Inside, there’s a Short & Sweet column reminding us about some important dates, and on page 4, a recipe for some lunchbox treats, just in time for the start of school.

Our lead story this week is about the latest book published by Tairua Heritage Society. “Baches of Tairua, memories of bygone days” will be launched on Sunday 26th January, 4pm, at St Francis House.
On page 3, there’s a Short & Sweet column with some snippets to keep you up-to-date.