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Revision as of 02:54, 9 September 2007
Oneroa is the largest village and shopping centre on Waiheke Island. Located within 15 minutes walking distance of Matiatia wharf, it features bars and cafes, (Lazy Lounge, Sand Bar, Salvage, ) restaurants (Vino Vino, Island Queen) shopping, real estate agencies banks and more.
Oneroa is also home to the Waiheke Police Station Artworks, Ajadz Indian Restaurant, the Waiheke Library and Artworks Theatre
The Oneroa area 1920s
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