Cape Coast Community Group

04/09/2026

https://www.capecoastcommunity.nz/single-post/chair-update-aug26

Stretching across Haumoana, Te Awanga and Clifton the Cape Coast is one of Hawke’s Bay’s most distinctive and beautiful coastal communities. A place where ocean, land and people meet in a way that feels both grounded and full of possibility. The Cape Coast Community Group (CCCG) exists to protec...

29/04/2026

Great job from Roy Boonen and Arlo Armstrong submitting the Southern Cell portion of the focus group consultation on the Clifton to Tangoio Coastal Hazards Strategy at Hawkes Bay Regional Council meeting today. This is to be considered as part of the 2027 long term plan. A lot of work went into determining the best pathway forward for our Cape coast Community without costing us an arm and a leg. Managed retreat, Hell no. Do nothing. Yea nah. do something for our coastal protection and long term safety? Yep...we're on the case.

26/04/2026

ANZAC Sunday - the Cape Coast as a destination. so many people walking, running, cycling, fishing, picnicking...every seat taken including those donated from Clifton Camp by the Cape Coast Community Group and locals along Beach Rd. And that's just from the Cape View Corner perspective.

24/04/2026

Have a look at our new website!

The Cape Coast Community Group embraces everything about the Cape Coast (Heretaunga) and its surrounding area. It is an advocate for local issues, beautification, protection and wellbeing with a mandate to positively promote the area 'giving Hawke’s Bay an edge'.

22/04/2026

Hidden heritage...our history

Heritage of the Cape Coast Community area.

22/04/2026

https://www.capecoastcommunity.nz/ourplace

The Cape Coast, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, an area of historic, natural, cultural and national significance

12/04/2026

Well, whew! While some folk think there was a fair bit of over reaction yesterday, particularly regarding mandatory evacuations for those living in high spots, I am very relieved we got off so lightly and I'm grateful for the preparation and support from our local authorities, FENZ and CDEM. Thank you all. Better safe than sorry 🙂