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Our new Spark store is opening on the 11th October at Silverdale Mall! Come down on Saturday 13th October between 11am - 4pm and try our Virtual Prize Catcher.
We’ve got great prizes up for grabs for all Spark customers who spend $50. Not with Spark? … View moreOur new Spark store is opening on the 11th October at Silverdale Mall! Come down on Saturday 13th October between 11am - 4pm and try our Virtual Prize Catcher.
We’ve got great prizes up for grabs for all Spark customers who spend $50. Not with Spark? Sign up to any of our plans and be in to win.
The prizes are in limited numbers, so get in early. There’s a 5 night holiday in Queenstown for 2 up for grabs. Plus, there’s Snowplanet family passes, speakers, and phones to be won too. Or play to catch credit for your Spark mobile.
Spark terms & conditions apply.
Hey neighbours, well that's The Block NZ over for another year... were you happy with the result?
If you missed it, you can relive all the action and drama of the auction here or check out our Block winners round-up, here.
Wheelbarrow (with rust - can't see any holes). Has been left in our street. Pick up is Northcote.
Thanks.
Kaye
Hi - does anyone need a basketball hoop & stand - no net - has been left in our street. Pick up is Northcote.
Thanks
Kaye
Free soil for collection. Weed free. Collect from side path 73 Norwood Ave, Bayswater
Five closely related iwi who suffered loss from the Crown's failure to meet their Treaty obligations…
Auckland Transport (AT) is ditching alcohol advertising from its buildings and public transport for …
Nesting magpies can be particularly aggressive about defending their young – see how to stay safe when they swoop.
Many New Zealanders loved Kiwiana and it helped define us on the world stage – but Kiwiana was a creation of the last century. New Zealand's national paper, the Sunday Star-Times, is embarking on a project to find out what Kiwiana has evolved into and how it encapsulates the values of our … View moreMany New Zealanders loved Kiwiana and it helped define us on the world stage – but Kiwiana was a creation of the last century. New Zealand's national paper, the Sunday Star-Times, is embarking on a project to find out what Kiwiana has evolved into and how it encapsulates the values of our diverse, innovative 21st century nation.
Join us as we explore what Kiwi culture looks like in neighbourhoods across the country. In the coming weeks, you'll notice a few posts about Kiwi innovations popping up across Neighbourly - we'd love for you engage and let us know what innovations and innovators you think need profiling!
At ACC, we’re proposing to increase the levies collected from road users to pay for the rising cost of road injuries. If you’re a road user, these proposals could affect you.
Learn about all the proposals and have your say at our site by October 25.
Zomer Cafe is owned and operated by Takapuna locals, based at 4 The Strand, Takapuna.
A little known fact about Zomer, we give 70% of our profits back to our staff in the form of a bonus! Zomer was set up as a business run by its staff, for its staff.
So if you’re looking for breakfast, … View moreZomer Cafe is owned and operated by Takapuna locals, based at 4 The Strand, Takapuna.
A little known fact about Zomer, we give 70% of our profits back to our staff in the form of a bonus! Zomer was set up as a business run by its staff, for its staff.
So if you’re looking for breakfast, lunch or just a great coffee, drop in and say hello to our wonderful team and know that you’re helping to boost the local community and economy.
We’re also available to be hired out for functions, plus our menu is hyper seasonal so we change it up every 4 weeks using only local produce 😊
We are big supporters of local community organisations, so if you're having a fundraising event please let us know!
Looking forward to seeing you all soon!
Auckland Council's demand for reports and audits has seen one private auditor bank more than $3 mill…
The state houses of the 1930s and 40s are part of the fabric of New Zealand society. Hundreds of thousands of us have lived in one, or next to one. They have a reputation for having “good bones” and, today, they’re often seen as tidy, blank canvases for home buyers to breathe new life into.
… View moreThe state houses of the 1930s and 40s are part of the fabric of New Zealand society. Hundreds of thousands of us have lived in one, or next to one. They have a reputation for having “good bones” and, today, they’re often seen as tidy, blank canvases for home buyers to breathe new life into.
Fast-forward 80 years, and Housing New Zealand is still building high-quality, state-of-the-art homes that are winning awards and setting a new standard for state housing.
Take a journey through the evolution of the state house, from its humble beginnings to the warm, healthy, modern homes we’re building today.
Hi neighbours. After pushback from the Devonport community, the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping at Torpedo Bay is here to stay. Auckland Council is amending its safety signage to reflect the fact the "no diving or jumping" rule is not an official ban. What are your thoughts on Auckland … View moreHi neighbours. After pushback from the Devonport community, the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping at Torpedo Bay is here to stay. Auckland Council is amending its safety signage to reflect the fact the "no diving or jumping" rule is not an official ban. What are your thoughts on Auckland Council's back-down? What does the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping mean to you? Put NFP in your post if it is not for publication.
Hi neighbours. After pushback from the Devonport community, the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping at Torpedo Bay is here to stay. Auckland Council is amending its safety signage to reflect the fact the "no diving or jumping" rule is not an official ban. What are your thoughts on Auckland … View moreHi neighbours. After pushback from the Devonport community, the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping at Torpedo Bay is here to stay. Auckland Council is amending its safety signage to reflect the fact the "no diving or jumping" rule is not an official ban. What are your thoughts on Auckland Council's back-down? What does the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping mean to you? Put NFP in your post if it is not for publication.
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