Glendene, Auckland

It is the weekend!

It is the weekend!

List your pre-loved gems in Neighbourly Market.

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2106 days ago

Spark scam

Lucie from Kelston

ok folks, be on your alert as a Spark scam going the rounds again. Ive had x3 same messages from Spark - different email addresses. Telling me system going to b out & will get compensation of a yrs free internet. yea rite ... dont open folks, delete - let Spark know they asking for info.

2106 days ago

Boarding at Auckland Grammar School

Auckland Grammar School

Applications are now open to Auckland Grammar School’s boarding hostel, Tibbs House, for 2020. Founded in 1962, Tibbs House provides accommodation, study and recreational facilities for 120 boarders. Boarders are supported by eight full time Masters who offer a wide range of teaching subjects and… View moreApplications are now open to Auckland Grammar School’s boarding hostel, Tibbs House, for 2020. Founded in 1962, Tibbs House provides accommodation, study and recreational facilities for 120 boarders. Boarders are supported by eight full time Masters who offer a wide range of teaching subjects and activities, as well as nightly study guidance.

To apply, visit our website to download an application form. Alternatively, contact the Director of Boarding, Mr Daniel Oram, at d.oram@ags.school.nz.
Apply now!

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2106 days ago

Don’t miss your opportunity to help us shape Auckland’s Future

The Team from Auckland Council

You have until March 22nd to have your say on our proposed Annual Budget. This is your chance to have input on what Auckland Council is planning over 2020/2021 and help us provide world-class activities and services.

Plus you can also give feedback on the Review of Council-Controlled … View more
You have until March 22nd to have your say on our proposed Annual Budget. This is your chance to have input on what Auckland Council is planning over 2020/2021 and help us provide world-class activities and services.

Plus you can also give feedback on the Review of Council-Controlled Organisations. We have appointed an independent panel to review Auckland Transport, ATEED, Panuku Development Auckland, Regional Facilities Auckland and Watercare.
Visit akhaveyoursay.nz to find out more and tell us what you think.
Have your say

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2109 days ago

A commuter train between Hamilton and South Auckland will finally roll out on August 3, six weeks after initially intended because of the ramifications of coronavirus.

Brian from New Lynn

The start date was announced by Transport Minister Phil Twyford today, who said the service named Te Huia would consist of two morning trains from Hamilton to Papakura and two return evening services each weekday. It comes after the main drivers of the project, Hamilton City Council, had to push … View moreThe start date was announced by Transport Minister Phil Twyford today, who said the service named Te Huia would consist of two morning trains from Hamilton to Papakura and two return evening services each weekday. It comes after the main drivers of the project, Hamilton City Council, had to push back the start date from June 22 because lifts needed at one station made in China were held up due to the impacts of Covid-19. Councillor Dave Macpherson, who has championed the project, said the council was planning for the lifts at the Rotokauri station to be installed and working by August 3, and other suppliers outside of China were being considered. "And we note that China is now coming back 'on stream' so the comment that the lifts won't be ready is definitely premature and in our opinion unfounded." Hamilton mayor Paula Southgate said the total project cost to develop the Rotokauri Transport Hub near The Base shopping centre is $29 million, of which $18.5m was contributed by central government through Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency subsidies. "The new rail service will be great for commuters and day-trippers and is a true partnership between local, regional and central government as well as Crown agencies," Southgate said. She said the lifts at Rotokauri may not be complete due to the international supply chain issues which had delayed delivery of the machinery. "The council is working closely with Downer NZ to get the machinery delivered and installed as soon as possible." The train trip would take a commuter travelling into Auckland central business district 2 hours and 20 minutes, swapping to Auckland Transport's electric rail at Papakura. Hamilton to Papakura would take 88 minutes. A single return train would operate on a Saturday. Times are still being confirmed but departures are currently set at 6am and 6.30am from Hamilton and 5.30pm and 6.30pm from Papakura. The service will start in Frankton, stopping at Rotokauri and Huntly before heading on to Papakura.
Waikato Regional Transport Committee chairman Hugh Vercoe said construction of a rail platform, park and ride facilities, bus interchange, roading upgrades, passenger bridge and stairs at Rotokauri would be complete when the service starts in August, but the lifts were in question. "It's not what we had hoped, but in Hamilton the station at Frankton is accessible and we're working closely with the regional council's public transport team on options to make sure people with mobility issues can use the new service." Twyford hailed the service as a "crucial connection" between the two major cities. "It will allow up to 300 people to get to and from Auckland each day, helping reduce congestion on our highways and transport emissions." He said the new service was part of a wider vision to enable development along the Hamilton-Auckland growth corridor and connect New Zealand's fastest growing job hubs. "The South Auckland/North Waikato area is growing and it's important that we are thinking about the big picture and develop the right infrastructure to unlock that growth. "The Ministry of Transport also has work under way to investigate options for rapid rail between Hamilton and Auckland," he said. The Hamilton – Auckland services received funding through the NZ Transport Agency for five years.During that period the service will be assessed to see where improvements can be made. Waikato Regional Council chairman Russ Rimmington said the start couldn't come soon enough for passengers. "It's a major turning point for the project and will give commuters certainty so they can plan their future travel." The two carriages per train are still being fitted out and will be equipped with Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, tables, power and USB points, and toilets. Work started this week on the Huntly station and associated park and ride facility, which are expected to be completed in time for the launch of the service. The cost of a one-way smartcard fare from Hamilton to Papakura will be $12.20, with a trip from Hamilton into Auckland CBD costing a total of $18.50 if using an AT HOP card on AT Metro services. Smartcard fares between Huntly and Papakura will be $7.80.
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2108 days ago

Pasifika Festival cancelled

The Team from Auckland Council

Pasifika Festival has been cancelled as a precautionary measure to reduce the risk of the spread of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus).

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2106 days ago

Coronavirus: Most overseas arrivals still not getting health checks

Senthil from Te Atatu South

Coronavirus: Most overseas arrivals still not getting health checks
nzherald.co.nz...

2106 days ago

Handbag still fairly new for sale

Shawna from Avondale

Hi all does any one want this handbag. I got it just before Xmas and have not used it all the time I go out. I want to get the same one but in a different colour as I saw in the shop I got it from (strand bags) brought it for $80

Price: $35

2107 days ago

THREE LOVELY new cushions!!!!!!!! =D

Sharon from Te Atatu South

$5 for the 38cm x 43cm blue/yellow one (cover has opening at the back), and $10 each for the first 40cm x 41cm floral one (photos 2 & 3) and the second 37cm x 40cm floral one (photos 4 & 5 - both these floral covers have a zip at the bottom). =D ALL have handmade inners. =D
Blue and yellow … View more
$5 for the 38cm x 43cm blue/yellow one (cover has opening at the back), and $10 each for the first 40cm x 41cm floral one (photos 2 & 3) and the second 37cm x 40cm floral one (photos 4 & 5 - both these floral covers have a zip at the bottom). =D ALL have handmade inners. =D
Blue and yellow cushion. Bid to buy:
www.trademe.co.nz...

Price: $5

2107 days ago

Covid-19: Everyone entering New Zealand will be required to isolate, cruise ships banned

Brian from New Lynn

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has this afternoon announced that, as of midnight on Sunday, everyone entering New Zealand will be required to self-isolate for a period of 14 days. Ms Ardern said the "unprecedented measures" are the result of a decision to take an active … View moreNew Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has this afternoon announced that, as of midnight on Sunday, everyone entering New Zealand will be required to self-isolate for a period of 14 days. Ms Ardern said the "unprecedented measures" are the result of a decision to take an active approach to preventing further Covid-19 cases in New Zealand. The isolation policy will be reviewed in 16 days' time, with the potential for it to be extended, Ms Ardern said. "As of midnight Sunday, every person entering New Zealand - including returning New Zealand citizens and residents - will be required to enter self isolation for 14 days - everybody," Ms Ardern said.
"The Pacific are exempted from this measure." Ms Ardern also announced new border-exit measures, which mean people will not be allowed to travel from New Zealand to the Pacific Islands if they have any Coronavirus symptoms, or if they have travelled outside of New Zealand within the past 14 days. The Prime Minister also announced that no cruise ships will be allowed to come to New Zealand until June 30. "We have two choices as a nation - one is to lets Covid-19 roll on and simply brace - the second is to go hard on preventive measures and stamp it out." There are currently six confirmed cases in New Zealand, and Ms Ardern said five of those had already undergone contact tracing, and that was underway for the sixth. Ms Ardern said a business continuity package will be announced on Tuesday, and that new guidelines will also be announced around large mass gatherings and events.
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2107 days ago

Gift wrap bag

Vicki from Blockhouse Bay

Bag designed to hold long rolls of gift wrap and also pockets for bows, ribbons etc. Good condition. Must pickup from Blockhouse Bay, no holds sorry

Free

2107 days ago

Long Sleeve Maxi Cheetah Print Dress

Manar from Avondale

BRAND NEW
Stunning Cheetah print flared dress.

100% Polyester.
Maxi and Long Sleeve


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BRAND NEW
Stunning Cheetah print flared dress.

100% Polyester.
Maxi and Long Sleeve



SIZE;
12/14

Euro- L
USA- L



DIMENSIONS:

Length- 154cm

Sleeve Length-63.5cm

Waist Size- 70cm

Bust- 107cm

Shoulder- 39cm

Bicep Length- 35.5

Cuff- 21.5cm

Price: $65

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