Inspiring stories, real news and the hard questions

It has been a great experience this week to sit and talk with neurosurgeon Sarah Olson who was home for a short stay visiting her parents.

Sarah was born in Hokitika and in this issue of Coaster’s Weekly we take great pride in celebrating the amazing achievements of another special Coaster.

The Coaster’s Club is of course the vehicle by which we can all stay connected so I would encourage you to join up. I know we can’t always agree on all things, but we can agree that we all want the best for the Coast and the people whose lives and history are intrinsically tied to this wonderful place.

Here’s how you can be part of the Coaster’s Club:

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  • Receive our newsletter, The Coaster’s Weekly like 33,500 others do and keep connected! Go to www.thecoastersclub.co.nz and enter your email address in the panel on the home page. It’s as easy as that.

Have a listen here as I outline a little more about this week’s happenings.

This week our Coaster’s Pass takes you to Punakaki. For this week you book with any of the accommodation providers in the town to get a Coaster’s Pass deal.

If you are not already a subscriber to Coaster’s Weekly, you can become one here: www.thecoastersclub.co.nz

Thanks again for your on-going support. If you have story you think should be told in Coaster’s Weekly, or you know of a couple of characters we really ought to talk to, please let us know.

Bruce Smith



Inspiring stories, real news and the hard questions