Hibiscus Matters

13/02/2025

Hibiscus Coast AFC Football Women’s Community Muster Day, Saturday February 15, 10.30am to 11.30am. Hibiscus Coast Football Club, Stanmore Bay Park Brightside Road, Stanmore Bay, Whangaparāoa ... read more

The Hibiscus Coast Football Club is gearing up for an exciting season with a fresh start, welcoming Caleb Ward as the new head coach for...

12/02/2025

12/02/2025

An Ambrose Golf Tournament will be held at the Whangaparāoa Golf Club on Valentine’s Day, February 14 ... read more

An Ambrose Golf Tournament will be held at the Whangaparāoa Golf Club on Valentine’s Day, February 14. The tournament is a major fundraiser for Kee

12/02/2025

Hibiscus is sitting in second place heading back into the two-day competition that started again on February 8 ... read more

Summer 2025 is looking strong for the Hibiscus Coast Cricket Club, according to club manager Gair McSkimming.  The club has continued its develop

11/02/2025

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11/02/2025

Gulf Harbour Yacht Club is inviting women to take part in their Women on Water Weekend, happening March 7 to 9. This is the perfect opportunity for women who are new to sailing to get out on the water, connect with like-minded women, and most importantly, have fun ... read more

Have you ever dreamed of sailing into the sunset and exploring the world by sea? Or perhaps you’ve simply wanted to experience the joy of...

10/02/2025

Next Tuesday, February 18, 7pm-8.30pm at Red Beach Surf Lifesaving Club

The HBC Youth Hauora Network is a collaborative group of local organisations dedicated to supporting youth on the coast. To kick off 2025, it is...

07/02/2025

The February 10 paper is at the printers now and heading to letterboxes next week. Can't wait? Don't receive it in your area? Read it online at: www.localmatters.co.nz/digital-editions/

31/01/2025

Zone systems and the fare structure across buses, trains and ferries will change this Sunday, February 2 ... read more

Zone systems and the fare structure across buses, trains and ferries will change this Sunday, February 2. There will be fewer zones to simplify the...

31/01/2025

Hibiscus Matters welcomes Adrienne Kohler as editor who joins us after a varied career in journalism and communications ... read more

Hibiscus Matters welcomes Adrienne Kohler as editor who joins us after a varied career in journalism and communications. She has also co-authored seve

29/01/2025

Nearly three decades of dedicated service to the Hibiscus Coast Association Football Club will be recognised when Scott Beard steps down as the club’s longest serving president at the annual general meeting next month ... read more

News Hard act to follow as football president steps down Hard act to follow as football president steps down January 30, 2025 9:39am Share Hibiscus Matters Jan 30, 2025 9:39am Share Scott Beard Nearly three decades of dedicated service to the Hibiscus Coast Association Football Club will be recognis...

28/01/2025

The Te Ahi Ora workshops will be held on Friday nights – January 31, February 7, 14 and 21; starting at 7pm. The cost is $10 for one turn, or $20 for three. Children under five must have parental supervision ... read more

A series of fire performance workshops will be held in Ōrewa’s Moana Reserve over the next few weeks. The workshops are being organised by fire...

28/01/2025

Estuary Arts Centre will host a very special exhibition next month, titled Beyond Boundaries: Empowering Athletes through Art. Beyond Boundaries will be on display at Estuary Arts, 214 Hibiscus Coast Highway, from February 3 to March 2 ... read more

Estuary Arts in Ōrewa will host a very special exhibition next month, titled Beyond Boundaries: Empowering Athletes through Art. The event is a fundr

28/01/2025

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24/01/2025

Weeeee'reeee back! Our first paper for 2025 is at the printers now and heading to letterboxes next week. Can't wait? Don't receive it in your area? Read it online at: www.localmatters.co.nz/digital-editions/

16/01/2025

Lighting outdoor fires without a permit has been banned throughout the Auckland region from today until further notice. Fire & Emergency NZ says recent warm, dry weather has led to a high fire risk, with any rain forecast not enough to counter potential fire threats. Anyone wanting to light an outside fire must visit www.checkitsalright.nz to check restrictions and get a permit, or contact their local fire brigade. All Hauraki Gulf islands remain in a prohibited fire season, meaning outdoor fires are already completely banned.