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CIVIL DEFENCE & EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT STATUS
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From rolling hills to open water, this is home | Mai i ngā pukepuke ki te moana, koinei tō mātou kāinga
Takatu Point
Sandspit
Tied together by land and sea | Ka herea mātou e te whenua me te moana
Omaha Beach
A place we gather, share, and belong | He wāhi huihui, he wāhi tiritiri, he wāhi nō tātou
Keeping watch, even across the water | E tūtei ana mātou, ahakoa kei tua o te wai
Kawau Island
Where community grows with the tide | Ka tipu te hapori i te tai e pari ana
Snells Beach
Small places, strong connections | He wāhi iti, he hononga kaha
Scotts Landing
Keeping an eye out, whatever the day brings | E mātāra ana mātou i ngā rā mārie me ngā rā uaua
Mullet Point
Rural communities, closely connected | He hapori taiwhenua, he hononga kaha
Matakana Valley
Every road leads back to community | Ka hoki ngā ara katoa ki te hapori
Leigh Road
Guarded by tradition, respected by all | E tiakina ana e ngā tikanga, e whakanuia ana e te katoa
Goat Island
Rooted families, a river that brings people together | He whānau ū, he awa e whakakotahi ana i te hapori
Puhoi Valley
Te Muri Beach
A quiet coastline shaped by care and connection | He takutai mārie i hangaia e te manaaki me te hononga
Anchored in community | Ka ū ki te hapori
Mangawhai Heads
Keeping watch for our community | E tiaki ana i tō tātou hapori
Sentinel Rock
Looking out over waters that shaped our lives | E titiro atu ana ki ngā wai i whakairo i ō tātou oranga
Cleasby Hill Lookout Point
Where courage arrived by water, and community took root | I ū mai te māia mā te wai, ka tupu te hapori
Port Albert
A place to breathe, a place to care | He wāhi hauora, he wāhi tiaki
Pakiri Beach
Where land and ocean meet, community stands strong | Ka tūtaki te whenua me te moana, ka tū kaha te hapori
Atiu Creek
Wide land, close-knit community | Whenua whānui, hapori piri tata
Waitoki
In quieter moments, we strengthen what matters | I ngā wā mārie, ka whakakaha mātou i ngā mea hira
Tomarata Lake
Standing watch over land and lives | E tū ana hei kaitiaki mō te whenua me te tangata
Dome Forest Lookout
Where the sea provides, and patience feeds us | Ka whāngai te moana, mā te manawanui
Te Arai Beach
Ever watchful, standing firm against the elements | E tū mātāra ana, e ū ana ki ngā hau o te ao
Ganet Rock, Muriwai Beach
Space to breathe, space to belong | He wāhi hauora, he wāhi nō tātou
Coatsville
Where growth happens quietly, and connections endure | He wāhi e tupu mārie ai, e mau tonu ai ngā hononga
Lyon Rd, Waimauku
Paths that bring people back to nature | Ngā ara e whakahoki ana i te tangata ki te taiao
Riverhead Forest
Life shaped by the land | He oranga i waihangatia e te whenua
Tawa Rd, Taupaki
A shared space at the heart of the community | He wāhi tiritahi i te manawa o te hapori
Huapai Domain
Rooted in the land, growing together | Ka ū ki te whenua, ka tupu ngātahi
Kumeu
Where knowledge of the water is passed on | He wāhi tuku mātauranga mō te wai
Kaipara Harbour
Where local knowledge guides the way | He wāhi arataki mā te mātauranga ā-rohe
Waionui Inlet (The Lagoon)
Serving the harbour, serving the people | E mahi ana mō te whanga, mō te iwi
Shelly Beach
Still waters, deep roots | He wai mārie, he pakiaka hōhonu
Lake Kereta
A place to pause, restore, and reconnect | He wāhi whakatā, whakaora, whakahono anō
Omeru Reserve, Kaukapakapa
Where we wander, breathe, and let the world wait | Kei konei mātou e hīkoi ana, e hā ana, e waiho ana te ao kia tatari
Woodhill Forest
Strong land, steady people | Whenua kaha, tāngata ū
Ahuroa
Space to breathe, strength to support one another | He wāhi manawa ora, he hapori tautoko
Wainui
Where time softens, and the wider picture comes into view | Ka māeneene te wā, ka mārama te tirohanga whānui
Alf Access Rd, Helensville