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26 women enter the ring – 26 fighters leave »Saturday saw the culmination of 12 weeks of training for Fight Girls with the ultimate of ring fights at the Orewa Arts and Events Centre. Twenty six women, aged from 16 to well into the 40’s, entered the ring for the first time to raise money for Neonatal Trust and Chariot Trust. Blood, sweat and tears were shed in the buildup. Which involved 4-5 days a week training for most. Lead by the most experienced trainers at Dynamic Martial Arts, they were not only taught the principles of kickboxing but were put through their paces to become cardio fit for the event.  Friday, 24 May 2013 15:13
Biz Kids launch at The Plaza » Biz Kids launched their first market at The Plaza on Sunday 19 May. The brainchild of the recently appointed Manager at The Plaza, Anne Murphy, who is keen to inject some new initiatives around the area, and with assistance from local business woman, Christina Galvin, of Mums the Word, the team gathered together some of our Hibiscus Coast innovative kids to showcase their talents and sell their wares giving them an opportunity not previously available. 19 stalls were set up and managed successfully on the day with a wide variety of goods from baked goods, handmade crafts, hot donuts, jewellery and busking!  Tuesday, 21 May 2013 22:05
CD – ‘June Hayes - Journey for the Return Home’ »Listen to the upbeat, occasionally bittersweet songs on local singer/songwriter/lyricist June Hayes’ Journey for the Return Home, one of 2013’s first new Kiwi artist releases, and you wouldn’t guess that the amazing musical creativity of the 13 all-original tracks is born of unimaginable grief. June, of Ngapuhi ancestry, was well-known on Auckland’s live music entertainment scene having played concerts, festivals, corporate events, weddings, parties and everything in between with various musicians and big bands until the sudden death of her son Hayden in 2010 put a stop to all that.  Thursday, 21 February 2013 15:33
Hibiscus Coast Boating Club Inc. »Thanks for visiting. The Hibiscus Coast Boat Club has been established on the Whangaparaoa coast for over 30 years. The club is family orientated, safe boating is the number one rule and organises fishing competitions as well as a variety of social events. You don’t have to have a boat to be a member.  Sunday, 03 February 2013 13:23
Hibiscus Coast Parents Centre » Hibiscus Coast Parents Centre (http://www.hbcparentscentre.co.nz) our mission is to provide the Greater Hibiscus area parents with Positive birth experiences and informed parenting in a community where parents are supported and highly valued in their role. We are currently running Childbirth Education (Antenatal) classes, Pregnancy Pilates with Peak Pilates and Psyhio, Baby You (up to 4mths), Moving and Munching (4-8mths), Toilet Learning Seminars and we are looking into expanding our course range to the needs of our local community in the near future. We don't stop there, we offer continuting Parenting support and contacts, exclusive deals to our members with local and online businesses and our membership indcludes discounts to other courses, our monhtly online magazine and Kiwi Parent which is produced by Parents Centre head office every 2mths. Tuesday, 21 May 2013 12:00

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