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Katikati holds ceremony to mark Armistice Day.

Christmas fair popular for locals and first-timers

Anyone gathering or eating shellfish from this section of coastline could get sick.

Weekly report from Katikati Police.

Katikati College are expecting an influx of international students for 2025.

This will be the final River Sounds Festival.

Herald owner says community titles are no longer profitable in changing media landscape.

The event is a walk around the rim of Waihi’s Martha Pit this weekend.

85% of people supported the policy continuing to allow trading on Easter Sunday.

The two exhibitions are now open at Western Bay Museum.

Artist hopes for viewers of her work to appreciate the natural world.

The fun starts with music, food and festivities at Christmas in the Park.

The annual fair is on this Sunday.

The free event includes live entertainment, food trucks, farmers market and activities.

Local primary schools are contributing to outdoor murals to beautify an area in Katikati.

Shehan competed in a bake-off at Manukau Institute of Technology.

Nations from all over the Pacific were represented.

November events and markets in the Western Bay

Gala season is under way in the Western Bay.

Motekiai commutes from Te Puna to Rotorua to train.

Ōmokoroa kids radio station Kuaka FM up and running again.

Big summer of road maintenance coming up for the Western Bay.

Decorative upcycled trees will debut at the opening of Santa’s Grotto.

Never engage with cold callers, Sergeant Steve Hindmarsh warns.

Doggy Day Out party coming in March.

The exhibition was on at Ōmokoroa’s newly renovated Settlers Hall.

It started in Omaha: International glass artist at Katikati gallery.

Katikati Sunday farmers market opened with a family fun day at Haiku Park.

Weekly activity Minikidi can’t go ahead on grimy carpet.