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Watchdog was founded in 1979 when the price of gold went up and exploratory drilling activity was happening all over the peninsula. Watchdog has and continues to lobby local and national government to legally protect these special areas, as well as using non-violent direct action to show mining companies they are not welcome on the Coromandel. In 1997, as a result of Coromandel Watchdog’s activism, the Kopu-Hikuai road became the line that divided the protected from the unprotected. All conservation and coastal land below this line is not protected by Schedule 4. 2010 was a big year for watchdog with a huge campaign alongside other environmental organization and New Zealander’s to oppose the government’s proposal to remove areas from Schedule 4. The government backed down after over 40,000 submissions and a massive public protest march down Queen Street. Despite our win with Schedule 4, mining is still a danger to the unique and special nature of our peninsula. Schedule 4 leaves out huge areas of conservation land in southern Coromandel and what’s more the price of gold is approaching US$2000 per ounce. The threat to the Coromandel has never been so real. Find out how you can contribute by visiting http://watchdog.org.nz/action/join-us/

The Thames-Coromandel District Council is the territorial authority for the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand

We offer Stand Up Paddleboard lessons, tours and hires from Whitianga to Thames and everywhere inbetween! Learn to walk on water and see the Coromandel from a whole new perspective, whether you are an experienced waterman or a novice with the wet stuff, come and join the New Zealand SUP whanau! Your instructors Kirsty and James are both accredited with Surfing New Zealand, so Book your SUP experience now on 02108171330!

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.

Authorised by Scott Simpson 614 Pollen St, Thames

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.

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Coromandel Castles is a family run business. We enjoy making your special occasion fun and hassle-free. We have different sized castles, a fabulous slide, and a multi-play activity castle with slide if you want something really different and exciting. Our castles suit all ages of children and most budgets. We don’t currently have castles suitable for adults—sorry! Hiring a castle from us is easy. We arrive well in time for your event (no last minute worries!) We set up the castle and provide a full safety briefing. We can either supervise the castle for you or we can leave it for you to supervise. At the end of the event we pack up the castle and take it away to be cleaned and inspected ready for the next hire.

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