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Kiwi Tyre Recycling is a family owned and operated company based in Kopu, Thames, New Zealand. They recycle used tyres for a number of uses, including shredding and up-cycling into garden ornaments a

A BOUNTIFUL collection of art and craft. Inhabiting an 1896 building towards the North end of historic Thames, on the Coromandel Peninsula of New Zealand's North Island, the building that now houses Bounty was once the first boot maker's store in Thames. Today, Bounty is a contemporary design store and gallery showcasing art, craft and the handmade, with a distinct Anglo-Pacific flavour. We stock a wide range of New Zealand made and local artworks including jewellery, pottery, painting, glass, textile, sculpture, tapa and many other gift items. Visiting Bounty reminds you that we are truly a Pacific nation, come and see us and enjoy selecting a work of art that you will treasure.

Hauraki Heraald is a regional newspaper covering the Coromandel District Council and Hauraki District regions. This group will enable our readers to offer opinion and check stuff that just wouldn't fit into our bi-weekly paper. Including extra photos of news and sports event.

Located in the beautiful Te Mata region just 20 minutes north of Thames, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand . Te Mata Lodge is the perfect base for exploring all that the Coromandel Peninsula has to

Renee offers both one-on-one personal training and pilates sessions. As well as pilates mat classes: Beginner - Monday 5:30pm Wednesday and Friday 9:30am. Intermediate- Friday 5:30pm.

We are situated in the main street of Thames, the gateway to the beautiful Coromandel Peninsula. Our brands include : Bikes - Giant, Trek, GT, Haro, Avanti and more Mowers - Lawnmaster, Victa Baby/Kids goods - Baby First, Lamaze, PinToy, Classic World and Triang

Big Valley Radio broadcasts from Thames to the Western Coromandel Peninsula and the Hauraki Plains on 90.8 MHz FM with some local repeaters on 107.4 MHz maintained by local community groups. The stati