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SeaLink Makes Pay Offer as Strike Looms, Negotiations Ongoing
As ferry services brace for the Spring surge of visitors, SeaLink has made a pay offer to its workers while continuing last-minute negotiations to…
Last Chance to Shape Barrier Shoreline’s Future
A final call is being issued to the Great Barrier Island community to provide their input on the Auckland Council’s…
DoC Approves Large-Scale Poisoning in the South as Residents Sound the Alarm
A decision by Oruawharo Medlands Ecovision (OME) to deploy rat poison across over 1,000 hectares in the south of the…
SeaLink Workers Set to Strike Over Pay Disparity
SeaLink, services connecting Great Barrier Island, Waiheke, and Auckland, is facing potential disruptions just as the number of visitors begins…
Community-Led Boat Wash Facility Proposed for Barrier
Auckland Council is proposing a community-led boat wash facility for Aotea to address the growing threat of invasive marine pests and the economic devastation…
Before the Colonists Came, the Moa Were Already Gone
Kaitiakitanga? Māori Drove Mass Extinction
Aotea Takes Center Stage in Global Kathmandu Campaign
Great Barrier Island’s stunning landscapes and vibrant locals have been taken to the world in a new advertising campaign for…
Kaitoke School Celebrates the Grand Opening of Levi’s Pump Track
The sun shone brightly over Kaitoke School last Sunday, defying the stormy week that preceded it, for the grand opening…