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- Te Mata Park Trust Board seeks new Trustee and Aspiring Trustee
- Winter News – August 2022
- Speed cushions to improve safety on Te Mata Peak Rd
- Autumn News – April 2022
- Summer News- December 2021
- Protect the Natural History of the Park
- Micro Snails in Te Mata Park
- Spring News- October 2021
- Winter News- July 2021
- Havelock North school kids become kaitiaki of Te Mata Park plots
- Mason Chambers
- Rāhui in place at summit
- Autumn News – May 2021
- Mana whenua rep Waiora Rogers appointeed to Te Mata Park Trust Board
- Summer News and New Land Launch
- One Giant Chance Land at Te Mata Park is Officially Open
- Te Mata Park Receives Prestigious International Award
- Celebrating our third Green Flag Community Award
- Re-Vegetation Project at Te Mata Park; Community Mulching Days and Rongoā Rōpū
- Spring in the Park September 2020
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