by Waimea Weekly | Jul 25, 2020 | Sport
Aimee Berkett Covid-19 has meant a disruptive year for 20-year-old Richmond- born basketball player Amiee Book. Currently on a scholarship in California, Amiee says that Covid-19 has meant that things are ‘pretty crazy’ in the United States. “Covid is a big issue over...
by Waimea Weekly | Jul 24, 2020 | Local News
Waimea Water, which manages the construction of the Waimea Dam, has appointed a new board member. Chair of Watercare Services Margaret Devlin has been appointed to the Waimea Water Ltd board. Margaret’s appointment will fill the vacancy left by former board member and...
by Waimea Weekly | Jun 28, 2020 | Sport
Aimee Berkett A dynamic duo from Waimea College’s Senior A team says that teamwork was the key ingredient for their first win of the season. Captain and vice-captain, Milly Thurlow and Jade Gower, have been playing side by side for nearly a decade, and say that their...
by Waimea Weekly | Jun 7, 2020 | Local News
A government-funded initiative to end single-crewed ambulance callouts has finally rolled out to the Nelson and Tasman regions with 14 new recruits hitting the ground running last week. St John Nelson Bays territory manager Anne-Maree Harris says the end of...
by Waimea Weekly | May 21, 2020 | Uncategorized
Jacqui Rawson When you think of award-winning olive oil you might think of it starting its life in a country somewhere near the Mediterranean Sea. Kakariki Olive Oil is produced much closer to home and is turning heads on the international stage. “We were one of seven...
