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visitors. Due to the hills, bicycling on the island tends to be limited to the young and fit, including an active mountain bicycling group, until the advent of ebikes. With an ebike rental company in Oneroa that also sells ebikes, they are becoming a common feature on both local roads, and on the ferry boats to the mainland. Walking continues to be a popular means of island transport, both for access and recreation with many walking trails that are not along roads. Horse is popular for recreation rather than transport, but the island does support both a pony club and adult riding club.

123: 610: 83: 430: 59: 2335:. In 2000 it was purchased by three investors in Waitemata Infrastructure Ltd (WIL). In 2002 WIL proposed to change the Operative District Plan rules for their land to build a major shopping and hotel complex with 29,000 m (312,153 sq ft) of gross floor area on buildable land of approximately 3 hectares. This united the residents of the island in opposition. Over 1,500 adult residents of the island (out of perhaps 3,000) joined in an incorporated society, the 1334: 2395: 2360:

The court case finally was concluded with permitted development set at 10,000 m2 of mixed use gross floor development. The Court also found Auckland City Council and WIL liable for costs in relationship to the interlocutory judgement. Since WIL was now owned by Council, it had to write a cheque to CAPOW for $ 18,000, representing 75% of CAPOW's costs on that matter. This final cheque allowed CAPOW to pay all its debts and balance its books.

6379: 624: 2157: 5578: 520:– Similar in shape to Oneroa Beach (complete with protruding cliff wall at the east end that separates a small private beach in Boatshed Bay), it gets its name from the mature phoenix palms at the east end, where a public toilet and free BBQ facilities are also located. There is a children's playground in the middle section of the beach which also has a free BBQ area, public toilets and an outdoor public shower. 2113: 2387: 90: 2268:: The fibre optic cable that runs from a bay on the southern side of the island connects it to the internet. Internet services were provided using VDSL and ADSL until central government introduced a national fibre optic rollout that included urban parts of Waiheke. Central government also forced the separation of the cable infrastructure from the ISPs, with the fibre backbone being maintained by 596: 2324: 1916:. The first local government on the island were the Ostend Road Board and Orapiu Road Board, which both formed in 1921 and were combined in 1947. In 1970, the Waiheke County Council was formed, which administered the local government on Waiheke and the surrounding Hauraki Gulf islands. Since 1989, when the county council merged with the Auckland City Council, there has been an elected 645: 6396: 564:, a Māori name meaning "weeping sands". For many years it has been the site of the Onetangi Beach Horse Races. Its western end, often inaccessible at high tide, is clothes-optional. It has sandcastle-building contests annually; participants have a few hours to build their creations in soft sand that is free of shells and suitable for digging. Free BBQ and public facilities. 2537:– Eventide is a boutique vineyard producing an annual Syrah. The vineyard was planted in 2012 and sits atop one of the highest points on Waiheke. It is located next to EcoZip – a commercial flying fox. Visitors to ecozip can "fly" over the Eventide vines and down through 15 acres of spectacular native (Podocarp) rainforest that is jointly managed by the two enterprises 6362: 130: 660:. The region lies 13° of latitude south of the Tropic of Capricorn, so tropical plants which are protected for the winter months will flower and fruit in the summer, and cold climate vegetables planted in autumn will mature in early spring. Summers tend to be warm and humid, while winters are relatively mild with frost being a rare event on Waiheke. 1566: 2456:– Waiheke's newest hi tech winery production is located at the highest vineyard with views from Coromandel to the Sky Tower. Batch wine portfolio includes Flora, Pinot Gris, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Batch Fizz sparkling wine, made and bottled on site, range includes Fizz Rose, Fizz Chardonnay and Fizz Riesling. 2001:

Waiheke has a community-run cinema, a theatre that hosts a number of regular musicians, performances and local productions, and a library that was rebuilt in 2014 at the cost of $ 6 million. There are a large number of art galleries run by private individuals across the island, along with a community

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Of those at least 15 years old, 2,337 (30.6%) people had a bachelor's or higher degree, and 921 (12.1%) people had no formal qualifications. The median income was $ 32,300, compared with $ 31,800 nationally. 1,533 people (20.1%) earned over $ 70,000 compared to 17.2% nationally. The employment status

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had erred in the rules, and the current rules limited controlled development to 5,000 m (53,820 sq ft) in what was called the Visitor Facility Precinct. In 2005, CAPOW won an interim judgement by the court which reduced the proposed redevelopment to about a third of what the investors

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The roads are mainly narrow and in many places unsealed and unlit, especially on the eastern half of the island. Except for the Onetangi Straight (60 km/h) and the rural eastern end, the island speed limit is 50 km/h, and many of the roads see traffic travelling at well under the limit due

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In recent years, there has been significant controversy with many of Waiheke's resident population who rely on the ferries "like buses" – and especially those who commute daily to work in Auckland – complaining of poor parking arrangements at Matiatia, unfair price increases and generally poor ferry

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Waiheke is a popular holiday spot, and during the main summer season, especially around Christmas and Easter, its population increases substantially due to the number of holiday homes being rented out, corporate functions and dance parties at vineyards and restaurants, the Wine Festival and the Jazz

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subdivision was awarded a parcel of land near the beach. A section of land could be bought for a small deposit on top of a cost of 8 pence a day and was promoted as a sound investment, however, a level of self sufficiency was required for life on the island as electricity only arrived in 1954. These

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at Man o'War Bay in eastern Waiheke, using local timber to build and repair ships. Ngāti Pāoa quickly engaged with the emerging industries, helping to supply timber and food for European ships. Ngāti Pāoa established wheat and vegetable plantations on the eastern bays of the island. The shipbuilding

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and the investors, who on 31 August 2005 (now known as 'Matiatia Day' on the island) sold the stock in WIL to the city for $ 12.5 million. The unanimous vote on 30 June 2005 of the City Council to approve the purchase was said to have come about because of the unity of the people of Waiheke Island.

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received 3,080 submissions (from a population of 1.2 million), 737 of which were made by Waihekeans (population 8,500), almost 1/4 of all submissions. This exemplified the level of citizen involvement found on Waiheke. A public meeting of 150 residents on 29 March 2008 found a majority in favour of

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is on ancestral Māori land that had been promised to be set aside as Maori Reserve land and returned to Ngāti Pāoa , but remained owned by Waiheke County Council. The island's residents, Pākehā and Māori, got together, arranged for a long-term lease of council-owned land and built the marae. One of

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In 2016, the New Zealand Government Education Minister announced a $ 40 million school rebuild project for Waiheke. This was made up of two project announcements: $ 23 million to Te Huruhi School rebuild project to provide three new blocks with 22 new teaching spaces, a new administration area and

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The community established a charitable trust which successfully tendered for Auckland City's contract for solid waste disposal. The recycling centre was implemented with such success that it soon had to be expanded to handle the volume. However, when the contract term expired in 2009, the Council

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There have been several attempts to provide alternative passenger ferry services from Matiatia. Most recently, New Zealand tour cruise company Explore Group provided a Matiatia to Downtown service from late 2014 until April 2016. The competition was welcomed by Waiheke residents, but ultimately

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In 1990 the Waiheke Community Board formally requested the right to de-amalgamate from the city. A 'De-amalgamation Committee' was established by Council to facilitate the Board's wish. However, this proved not to be to the liking of most of Auckland's citizens. In 1991, the city responded to a

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The Council organised a design competition in 2006 to find a suitable development plan and project for the Matiatia gateway. The competition winner's design (scheme 201) was available for comment on the Council website. It attracted much criticism for the lack of car parking close to the ferry

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There are five routes operating in a new network from October 2019. Most routes operate to and from the ferry terminal at Matiatia and span outwards across the island towards Palm Beach, Ostend, Rocky Bay and out to Onetangi Beach. There are no public bus routes towards the Eastern end of the

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The ferry Baroona, built in Australia in 1904, was the main way to get to the island from the mainland for much of the twentieth century and was known for being a slow and noisy ferry. In 1987, the first of a fleet of new catamaran ferries began to provide more efficient access to and from the

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When shipping companies began offering occasional trips to the island in the 1880s, Waiheke emerged as a seaside resort. Day trips to Waiheke and Motutapu by steamers became a common recreational excursion, and boarding houses began to flourish at the south-eastern bays of the island. In 1915,

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Primary transportation on the island is by privately owned used car or car-rental for visitors. The Waiheke Bus Company (owned by Fullers) services most inhabited parts of the island, linking to the ferry sailings from Matiatia. Numerous other taxi, shuttle, bus and boutique services cater to

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The island is off the coast of the North Island. It is 19.3 km (12.0 mi) in length from west to east, varies in width from 0.64 to 9.65 km (0.40 to 6.00 mi), and has a surface area of 92 km (36 sq mi). The coastline is 133.5 km (83.0 mi), including

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Waiheke's lifestyle is largely influenced by the fact that it is surrounded by water – there are a number of beaches mentioned above, that are popular for a wide range of activities such as kite surfing, kayaking, stand-up-paddle boarding, boating, swimming and other typical beach pursuits.

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Each house must maintain its own water supply, most collecting rainwater in cisterns. Water delivery is available and tends to be very active during dry summers. Except for the Oneroa sewage district which discharges into the Owhanake Treatment plant, each residence and relevant commercial

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Large private land purchases occurred on Waiheke between 1836 and 1840s, followed by large crown land purchases in the 1850s. By the 1850s, the only Ngāti Pāoa land that remained on the island was a 2,100 acre section at Te Huruhi (near the modern suburb of Blackpool). Through a process of

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industry remained on the island until the 1860s, after which the eastern farming plantations quickly became disused. Ngāti Pāoa at Te Huruhi continued to supply produce to Auckland until the early 20th century. Much of the firewood and building timber supplied to the growing city of

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with limited, mainly representational powers, in line with other neighbourhoods in Auckland. One member on the City Council represented all the inhabited Hauraki Gulf islands (i.e. Waiheke, Great Barrier and Rakino) plus the downtown area in the central business district.

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services. This led to the launch of a Ferry User's Group (or FUG) and a "Fuller's Watch" group, with the objective of giving a voice to the island's ferry passengers whilst lobbying local politicians and working with the ferry companies to improve the overall experience.

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blend specialist and first fully certified sustainable winery. The 2007 Magna Praemia is New Zealand's highest rated wine by an international critic, and received 98/100 points by Anthony Dias Blue. Magna Praemia is New Zealand's most expensive

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split the Te Huruhi block between 65 individuals, and by 1914 most of the block had been sold to private interests. By the end of the 19th century, the island was increasingly deforested, and land was increasingly used for cattle pastures.

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became "the voice of the campaign" that included a showdown with then mayor, John Banks, when Hawkesby made a deputation to the city council hours after the press revealed that Banks was in business with two (of three) directors of WIL.

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from residential roofs for drinking and household use. During such dry periods (typically 3–4 months between December and March), the island's water-delivery trucks can be seen replenishing residential water tanks that have run dry.

2009:, an "outdoor sculpture exhibition set on a spectacular coastal walkway on Waiheke Island in Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf". It takes place towards the end of January until approximately mid-March every second year. It was listed by the 2553:– Begun by pioneering Waiheke winemakers Kim and Jeanette Goldwater, Goldwater Estate was among the first wine making operations on Waiheke. Its awards include being named winery of the year by Wines and Spirits Magazine in 2001. 570:– Considered by many Waihekeans as the most perfect beach and, with nearby Garden Cove, a romantic place for picnicking. The beach is accessible only by boat or kayak, as its land access was blocked off by a private landowner. 2367:

In 2013, Matiatia again became a hotspot for controversy as a group of residents proposes a private marina at the terminal. Some of the veterans of the protests a decade prior (led by local resident, retired newsreader

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campaign run by a pro-union group, the Waiheke Island Residents & Ratepayers Association (Inc) by holding a democratic referendum. The de-amalgamation proposal sponsored by the Community Board was defeated.

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The island is very hilly with few flat areas, the highest point being Maunganui at 231 m (758 ft). The climate is slightly warmer than Auckland, with less humidity and rain, and more sunshine hours.

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library and targeted repairs to the existing school hall; and $ 17m was awarded to the Waiheke High School redevelopment project to build 10 new teaching spaces and improvement to existing facilities.

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In 2015–16, the subject of amalgamation remained a hot topic on the island with an application filed with the Local Government Commission from a group called Our Waiheke for a unitary authority.

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In July 2019, it was announced that Waiheke will get a fleet of electric buses on the island. This will start with six new electric buses in mid-2020, with an additional five to arrive later.

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to their size. At the car ferry terminal at Kennedy Point, the highway department has posted a sign saying "Slow Down, You're here", which delivers the message to visitors about island life.

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in East Auckland and Waiheke's Kennedy Point, with trips taking around 50 minutes to an hour. SeaLink also offer a passenger and car "City Service" connecting Kennedy Point with Auckland's

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It is the most populated island in the gulf, with 9,420 permanent residents. Another estimated 3,400 have second homes or holiday homes on the island. It is more densely populated than the

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and ancient soil structures to the selection of classical grape varieties to produce red and white wines with distinctive varietal character. The climate is well-suited to growing

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Rainfall is typically plentiful, though dry spells may occur during the summer months which can be problematic for many of the island residents, the vast majority of whom rely on

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as number 35 in its list of 46 must-see places and events of 2013. The sculpture walk attracts thousands of visitors to Waiheke; in 2013, there were more than 30,000 attendees.

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was supplied by Waiheke Island forests, while shingle and sand from Owhanake and Hooks Bay was used for concrete manufacturing, up until the 1920s. The island was also home to

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which has contracts with numerous ISPs. The locally owned WISP continues to provided wireless internet and some islanders use both services to ensure system redundancy.

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Waiheke Island has two primary schools and one secondary school. It is the only island in New Zealand, other than the North and South Islands, with a secondary school.

2606:– Situated at Man O' War Bay, at the northern end of Waiheke Island, these vineyards are planted on numerous small sites on the 5,000-acre (20 km) Man o'War farm. 514:– A small secluded beach at the east end of Oneroa Beach, separated by a protruding cliff wall. It has free BBQ facilities, public toilets and a children's playground. 5247: 5070: 3765:

Royal Commission on Auckland Governance Te Kōmihana a te Karauna mō te Mana Whakahaere o Tāmaki-makau-rau Report Volume 3: Summary of Submissions. March 2009 Page 5

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when sea levels were over 100 metres lower than present day levels, Waiheke Island was landlocked to the North Island, surrounded by a vast coastal plain where the

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voted to disqualify incumbent tenderer Clean Stream Waiheke Ltd and granted Transpacific Industries Group Ltd a $ 22 million contract. The decision was political.

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on the mainland, terminating on the island at a 33/11 kV substation in Ostend. The island's electricity network is operated by Auckland-based lines company

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In 2016, Lee was re-elected. Paul Walden, Shirin Brown and John Meeuwsen were re-elected to the Local Board. Newly elected were Cath Handley and Bob Upchurch.

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and Waiheke sustained permanent settlements. The forests on the western side of Waiheke Island were likely heavily damaged in the 14th century eruptions of

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free zone", but this is a matter of principle rather than fact, as only national government controls exist over genetically engineered foods and grains.

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In 2013 Lee was re-elected. Paul Walden was re-elected to the Local Board, joined by Beatle Treadwell, Becs Ballard, John Meeuwsen and Shirin Brown.

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In the late 1800s or early 1900s the island was owned by a man named Frank Bell, which caused the island to be previously known as Bell's Island.

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bushes dominated the vegetation of the western side, suggesting relatively recent regeneration. The original Māori name for Waiheke was apparently

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is a state contributing primary (Year 1–6) school in Surfdale, and has 270 students. It opened in 1986 following the split of Waiheke Area School.

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land offers were not open to Māori. Ostend and Surfdale were joined by additional subdivisions at Palm Beach, Rocky Bay and Oneroa in the 1920s.

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breaking away from Auckland City. The Royal Commission recommended that Waiheke Island retain its community board with enhanced powers. When

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of those at least 15 was that 3,618 (47.4%) people were employed full-time, 1,350 (17.7%) were part-time, and 165 (2.2%) were unemployed.

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Waiheke has become known as New Zealand's "island of wine," home to a dedicated group of winegrowers who have successfully matched the

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operate passenger services from Downtown Auckland to Waiheke's Matiatia wharf, with trips taking approximately 40 minutes. Meanwhile,

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is a state Year 7–13 secondary school in Surfdale, and has 386 students. It opened in 1986 following the split of Waiheke Area School.

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Waiheke has a resident population of 9,420 people (June 2023) with most living close to the western end, or near the isthmus between

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exists today. Sea levels began to rise 7,000 years ago, after which Waiheke became an island separated from the rest of New Zealand.

175: 6130: 4884: 4456: 4429: 4244: 3435: 1960: 1842:, 5.1% Middle Eastern, Latin American and African New Zealanders, and 1.0% other. People may identify with more than one ethnicity. 5907: 4837: 4744: 2674:– Passage Rock Vineyard is at the eastern end of Waiheke Island at the head of Te Matuku Bay. Its first vines were planted in 1994. 2622:– Mudbrick is one of the island's best-known wineries, and has a Provence-style restaurant made of mudbrick. The vineyard produces 2331:

The gateway to Waiheke, where the main pedestrian ferry lands over one million passengers per year, is a valley and harbour called

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volcano of the Kiwitahi Group, which erupted approximately 15 million years ago. There are locations of interest to geologists: an

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In 1989 Waiheke County Council was amalgamated with Auckland City Council as part of Local Government restructuring of that year.

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Festival and weekend trippers from around the country and the world. The population increases significantly, almost all homes and

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suits the variety well. Wines produced on Waiheke are relatively expensive because of the limited size of many of the island's

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establishments must install a septic tank and septic field to handle sewage. This is a requirement in every building consent.

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Although some people chose not to answer the census's question about religious affiliation, 62.0% had no religion, 23.9% were

5321: 5241: 2821: 2644:– Obsidian Vineyard in Onetangi. It is a 17-hectare property established in 1993. Obsidian, its flagship wine, is a blend of 5623: 4506: 4067: 2057:: located in the centre of the urban area, it is home to the Waiheke Rams rugby club and the Waiheke Dolphins netball teams. 462: 3100: 2559:– Jurassic Ridge is a small, family-owned vineyard and winery, named for the surrounding geology. It produces hand-crafted 2364:

terminal, the transport hub function used by all islanders regularly and almost daily by around 850 commuters to Auckland.

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at the western end is 17.7 km (11.0 mi) from Auckland and the eastern end is 21.4 km (13.3 mi) from

3696: 2543:– First planted in 1989, Fenton Twin Bays Vineyard is a north-facing property that spans two small bays separated by a 6004: 5832: 5528: 5508: 5478: 5403: 5358: 1856: 1849:. There were 3,648 households, comprising 4,461 males and 4,599 females, giving a sex ratio of 0.97 males per female. 1352: 3228: 2660:. Its label is "Weeping Sands" (the translation of "Onetangi"). In 2007 Obsidian won a trophy and gold medal at the 2398:

Vineyards near Stony Batter. Unlike the settled western part of the island, the eastern half is mostly agricultural.

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The pā site Te Pūtiki o Kahumatamomoe, aka Te Pūtiki o Kahu, photographed from the Stonyridge Vineyard on Waiheke.

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50B – Onetangi Beach East, Ostend, Surfdale (Jellicoe Parade, Wellington Road), Oneroa, Matiatia Ferry Terminal

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stack at the end of Pohutukawa Point, considered "one of the best exposures of folded chert in Auckland City".

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Bloch, Matt; DeSantis, Alicia; Ericson, Matt; Koski, Ben; Robinson, Josh; Times, Josh Williams/The New York.

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Waiheke is connected to the North Island's electricity network via twin 33 kV undersea cables from

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and via helicopter by a number of operators. Waiheke is also accessible via a regular seaplane service.

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Taua: 'musket wars', 'land wars' or tikanga?: warfare in Maori society in the early nineteenth century

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Both rebuild project were started in 2019 with an expected completion date of late 2019 / early 2020.

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the earliest Māori land claims was driven by Waiheke citizens who at the time did not know who the

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report suggests Waiheke receives over 100 hours more sunshine a year than other parts of Auckland.

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is a state full primary (Year 1–8) school in Ostend, and has 269 students. It opened in 2005.

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It is often anecdotally said by locals that Waiheke has a different micro-climate from the

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Climate data for Awaroa Valley, Waiheke Island (1991–2020 normals, extremes 1984–present)

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varieties are also considered to be good. Waiheke winegrowers regularly win awards for

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In 2004, they won an interlocutory judgement in which the environment court ruled that

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502 – Ōmiha (Rocky Bay), Ostend, Palm Beach, Blackpool, Oneroa, Matiatia Ferry Terminal

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The island has a lively press, with the long-established, independently owned weekly

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As the island is within one fare zone, fares are flat, regardless of journey length.

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was created in 2010 by amalgamating seven councils and territorial authorities and

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The percentage of people born overseas was 32.0, compared with 27.1% nationally.

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Fullers and (now defunct) Explore Waiheke services, crossing paths in July 2015

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Waiheke Island has historically been settled by various tribes, especially the

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The islands of the Hauraki Gulf have been settled since the archaic period of

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50A – Onetangi Beach West, Ostend, Surfdale, Oneroa, Matiatia Ferry Terminal

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Waiheke, like Auckland, experiences a subtropical climate according to the

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This set the stage for confidential negotiations between Auckland's mayor

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island. The 40 minute journey each way made a daily commute more viable.

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rated Waiheke Island the fifth-best region in the world to visit in 2016.

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services, a helicopter operator based on the island, and other air links.

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on Hakaimango Point was planted in 1986/87. These original plantings of

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mines between 1872 and 1900 (briefly first established in the 1840s).

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Waiheke has become internationally known for the biennial exhibition

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Waiheke has a number of sports teams and facilities on the island.

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grapes which are supplied to Waiheke Island's Passage Rock Wines.

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503 – Matiatia Ferry Terminal to Oneroa (one-way summer service)

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are considered supportive by New Zealand standards. The local

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Aucklanders were offered the chance to buy affordable land at

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Scheduled ferry services regularly sail to and from Waiheke.

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Report of the Waitangi Tribunal on the Waiheke Island Claim

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blends. The vineyard overlooks the ocean at Onetangi Beach.

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The island has less infrastructure than mainland Auckland.

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of the island is privately owned farmland and vineyards.

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Appendix 3 – Character statements for conservation areas

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Among the vineyards and wineries on Waiheke Island are:

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National Wine Competition for its first release of the

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There are three main sports facilities on the island:

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Amalgamation with Auckland City, later Auckland Council

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which closed down in 2018. A community radio station,

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The 2010 local elections resulted in Waiheke resident

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In 1999 Waiheke's community board voted Waiheke as a "

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provides passenger, car and freight services between

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National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research

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501 – Kennedy Point Wharf to Matiatia Ferry Terminal

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2018 Census place summary: Waiheke Local Board Area

2168:which is operated by Waiheke Bus Company (owned by 1975:in 2011, Paul Walden was elected in a by-election. 1646: 473:Much of eastern Waiheke island is the remains of a 351: 348: 320: 312: 304: 296: 291: 279: 265: 257: 249: 241: 233: 225: 217: 206: 169: 159: 154: 37: 4773:Waiheke Island Bylaw: Part 29 – Waiheke Wastewater 4518: 1529:on the eastern edge to protect Allied shipping in 3576:"GE Free NZ Newsletter, December 1999 – Rage Inc" 1819:, and an increase of 822 people (9.9%) since the 4292:"Schools get $ 40 million – Waiheke High School" 4016:Headland: Sculpture on the Gulf, Waiheke Island 3229:"Statistics for the 2011 Annual Climate Summary" 2311:, is broadcasting on 88.3 FM and 107.4 FM after 2285:The Waiheke Volunteer Fire Brigade, part of the 1912:Waiheke is part of the territorial authority of 1609:. To the south of this on the opposing coast is 438:40 km (25 mi) of beaches. The port of 4745:"Electricity Asset Management Plan 2018 – 2028" 4507:Ferry users make waves, company pledges change 3708: 3706: 3704: 3686: 3684: 2315:lost its licence in a commercial bid in 2008. 1457:The island was briefly depopulated during the 6138: 5608: 5273: 3607:Stony Batter Historic Reserve, Waiheke Island 2612:– Miro Vineyard produces two wines, both red 1420:, 'island of trickling waters' — rendered as 1340:, a 19th-century watercolour by Thomas Hutton 8: 4394:"Waiheke High School – Whāia te pae tawhiti" 3692:"Statistical area 1 dataset for 2018 Census" 3623: 3621: 3619: 3459:; The Trustees of the Ngāti Pāoa Iwi Trust; 1815:, an increase of 99 people (1.1%) since the 1740: 1569:Oneroa Beach showing some of the settlements 32: 5005:4.1 Parking Near Ferry Terminal At Matiatia 3126:"The 10 Best Nudist Beaches in New Zealand" 1952:The Waiheke Local Board was elected in the 1415: 1409: 546:– A zoned-in beach on the southern side of 39: 6145: 6131: 6123: 5817: 5639: 5615: 5601: 5593: 5280: 5266: 5258: 5166:"Zipline Companies NZ | EcoZip Adventures" 5066:The official website of New Zealand Wine. 2980:"Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2017 list" 1739: 1640: 1633:are full and a festive atmosphere exists. 1424:by James Downie, master of the store ship 708: 656:, and an oceanic climate according to the 497:There are many scenic beaches, including: 457:Approximately 17,000 years ago during the 450:lies 3 km (1.9 mi) to the east. 57: 31: 3801:Royal Commission Executive Summary report 3465:"Deed of Settlement of Historical Claims" 3363: 3361: 3359: 2166:fully timetabled public bus service (pdf) 1949:, Waiheke was given its own local board. 1845:Waiheke had a population of 9,063 at the 1811:Waiheke had a population of 9,162 in the 27:Island in the Hauraki Gulf of New Zealand 6081:Aotea / Great Barrier Island Local Board 3426:(2003). "Pēwhairangi (Bay of Islands)". 3403:Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand 3101:"The Best Nudist Beaches in New Zealand" 681: 6357: 4418:Waiheke commuters hail ferry competitor 4054:Scoop Media, Tuesday, 12 February 2013 3430:. Auckland: Penguin. pp. 177–179. 3169:Easther, Elisabeth (13 February 2014). 2928:"Our research and evaluation resources" 2857: 2833: 2504:– Destiny Bay is Waiheke Island's only 1938:Royal Commission on Auckland Governance 1621:(also called 'Rocky Bay'). Much of the 1525:, three gun emplacements were built at 1357:Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa 591: 6319:Community and People of Waiheke Island 6107:Community and People of Waiheke Island 4646:"simpler-fares-zone-map-web-sept-2016" 3516: 3514: 3017:, via Craig Potton Publishing website) 2952: 2950: 2948: 2803:– A boutique vineyard specializing in 2337:Community and People of Waiheke Island 2144:proved unsustainable for the company. 1497:individualisation of land titled, the 1480:In 1836, Thomas Maxwell established a 378:) is the second-largest island (after 129: 89: 4954:Orsman, Bernard (30 September 2004). 4481:Gavelle, Jerome (28 September 2010). 3652: 3650: 1954:October 2010 Auckland local elections 373: 237:0.64–9.65 km (0.40–6.00 mi) 7: 5030:"Marina objectors prepare for fight" 4908:"Five community newspapers to close" 4727:"Seaplane returns to Auckland skies" 2215:, served via fixed-wing aircraft by 2211:There is one airport on the island, 1605:, on the northern coast of the wide 4349:. New Zealand Ministry of Education 1589:are the furthest west, followed by 1465:sought refuge in areas such as the 1388:. Only the largest islands such as 5354:Skyscrapers and tallest structures 4725:Bradley, Grant (6 December 2013). 4674:"Waiheke to get electrified buses" 3631:. Tourism Auckland. Archived from 1366:, and were visited by many of the 25: 5193:. goldwater.co.nz. Archived from 5028:Wayne Thompson (6 January 2014). 1956:as part of the Auckland Council. 6394: 6377: 6360: 5990:Glenfern Sanctuary Regional Park 5577: 5576: 4906:Edmunds, Susan (24 April 2018). 4018:http://sculptureonthegulf.co.nz/ 3719:. Stats NZ – Tatauranga Aotearoa 3581:. p. Page 2. Archived from 2037:are widely played and followed. 1963:becoming the Councillor for the 1826:Ethnicities were 88.0% European/ 654:Trewartha climate classification 622: 608: 594: 338: 128: 121: 88: 81: 66:image of the island, August 2002 6302:Auckland City Council (defunct) 4887:. Fire.org.nz. 27 November 2014 4865:. Fire.org.nz. 27 November 2014 4483:"Fed up with ferry price hikes" 4455:Gardner, George (22 May 2012). 4347:"New Zealand Schools Directory" 4243:Worthy, Diana (3 August 2016). 3993:"Waiheke Community Art Gallery" 3099:Coates, Joe (28 January 2018). 3057:Out of the Ocean, Into the Fire 2450:are the main varieties planted. 1338:Putiki in the Island of Waiheke 648:Native bush in Onetangi Reserve 530:(by custom) at the west end of 221:92 km (36 sq mi) 6432:Islands of the Auckland Region 5087:"Blues Reviews, Tasting Panel" 3966:Worthy, Diana (29 July 2014). 3521:Groufsky, Jane (20 May 2020). 3004:Waiheke & adjacent islands 2822:List of islands of New Zealand 2327:The ferry terminal at Matiatia 1875:and 3.5% had other religions. 433:The western part of the island 142:Waiheke Island (Pacific Ocean) 1: 5248:Photographs of Waiheke Island 5219:. Scoop.co.nz. 27 August 2007 4956:"I've nothing to hide: Banks" 4031:"The 46 Places to Go in 2013" 2061:The Waiheke Recreation Centre 1251:Average rainfall mm (inches) 658:Köppen climate classification 245:133.5 km (82.95 mi) 4797:"Our Network Capability Map" 3528:Auckland War Memorial Museum 3155:, AP No 76/91 ( 2958:"Waiheke Island information" 1461:, when Ngāti Pāoa and other 1390:Aotea / Great Barrier Island 1349:A golden eve, Waiheke Island 229:19.3 km (11.99 mi) 5624:Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana 4550:fullerswatch.blogspot.co.nz 4457:"Matiatia parking concerns" 3847:Local Government Commission 3777:A show of hands says it all 3395:Royal, Te Ahukaramū Charles 2899:(territorial authorities); 2164:Waiheke has a reliable and 1904:Māori were for the island. 1041:Mean daily minimum °C (°F) 901:Mean daily maximum °C (°F) 463:Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana 316:102.4/km (265.2/sq mi) 6448: 6241:Facilities and attractions 5973:Facilities and attractions 5170:www.ecozipadventures.co.nz 5048:From Santa Cruz to Waiheke 4173:Waiheke Mountain Bike Club 4068:"Whakanewha Regional Park" 3891:"Waiheke Community Cinema" 3611:Department of Conservation 3013:(map information from the 2582:is a major feature of the 2466:. 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Accessed 2008-08-22. 2766:vines sourced from the 2352:had originally sought. 2299:and until recently the 1965:Waitemata and Gulf ward 1861:Māori religious beliefs 1847:2018 New Zealand census 1813:2023 New Zealand census 685:Annual mean temperature 112:Show map of New Zealand 6010:Motuora Nature Reserve 6000:Karamuramu Island Mine 4731:The New Zealand Herald 4194:"Onetangi Sports Park" 3472:New Zealand Government 3461:New Zealand Government 2906:Statistics New Zealand 2888:Statistics New Zealand 2870:Statistics New Zealand 2590:Kennedy Point Vineyard 2399: 2391: 2328: 2319:Matiatia redevelopment 2259:Water and waste water: 2161: 2117: 2090:Waiheke Primary School 1883:Māori–Pākehā relations 1570: 1541:. The guns were never 1477: 1416: 1410: 1359: 1341: 691:Annual sunshine hours 649: 528:clothes-optional beach 434: 250:Highest elevation 40: 6349:at Knowledge (XXG)'s 6248:Sculpture on the Gulf 6025:Sculpture on the Gulf 5469:Aotea / Great Barrier 5254:heritage collections. 5016:Auckland City Council 4993:Auckland City Council 4784:Auckland City Council 4571:"Waiheke Bus Company" 4398:waihekehigh.school.nz 4373:www.waiheke.school.nz 4296:waihekehigh.school.nz 3821:"Waiheke local board" 3807:11 April 2009 at the 3782:15 April 2008 at the 3748:19 March 2012 at the 3342:Auckland City Council 2881:(regional councils); 2786:Topknot Hill Vineyard 2502:Destiny Bay Vineyards 2397: 2389: 2349:Auckland City Council 2326: 2159: 2115: 2007:Sculpture on the Gulf 1741:Historical population 1655:New Zealand European 1568: 1475: 1438:collective tribes of 1347: 1336: 1111:Mean minimum °C (°F) 831:Mean maximum °C (°F) 647: 432: 6035:Smelting House ruins 5644:Great Barrier Island 5191:"Goldwater vineyard" 4778:9 April 2009 at the 4520:"Ferry User's Group" 4118:"Waiheke United AFC" 3397:(2 September 2011). 2723:Poderi Crisci Estate 2045:Onetangi Sports Park 1601:. 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