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Helping people overcome the barriers to reach a healthier place – it’s what we do.
If something’s holding you back from achieving your health and fitness goals, we want to help. Come see the team and we’ll work with you to formulate a plan.
#mondaymotivation … View moreHelping people overcome the barriers to reach a healthier place – it’s what we do.
If something’s holding you back from achieving your health and fitness goals, we want to help. Come see the team and we’ll work with you to formulate a plan.
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Single male fruit flies have been found in traps in Devonport and Northcote.
Controlled Areas of 1.5 kilometres remain in place. Visit biosecurity.govt.nz/fruitfly to check if you are in a Controlled Area.
If you are in the Controlled Areas there are restrictions on the movement of fruit and … View moreSingle male fruit flies have been found in traps in Devonport and Northcote.
Controlled Areas of 1.5 kilometres remain in place. Visit biosecurity.govt.nz/fruitfly to check if you are in a Controlled Area.
If you are in the Controlled Areas there are restrictions on the movement of fruit and vegetables.
Visit biosecurity.govt.nz/fruitfly for more instructions and information.
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This is your last chance to get tickets to the famous Gibbs Farm Sculpture Park. Join us tomorrow and experience the biggest sculpture park in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Hey neighbours,
Ōtara is in a fruit and vegetable lockdown after a facialis fruit fly was found.
It's the first time this particular fruit fly - which is native to Tonga - has been found in New Zealand, and it could be devastating to crops.
How has the fruit fly discovery affected you? … View moreHey neighbours,
Ōtara is in a fruit and vegetable lockdown after a facialis fruit fly was found.
It's the first time this particular fruit fly - which is native to Tonga - has been found in New Zealand, and it could be devastating to crops.
How has the fruit fly discovery affected you? Are you worried about purchasing local fruit and veges from the area? Will you still go to the Ōtara markets this weekend?
To find out how to spot the facialis fruit fly, and what to do if you see one, click here.
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The new Healthy Homes Standards have been announced by Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford.
The Healthy Homes Guarantee Act passed in 2017 allowed for the development of standards to improve the quality of rental housing in New Zealand.
The detailed regulations will be finalised … View moreThe new Healthy Homes Standards have been announced by Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford.
The Healthy Homes Guarantee Act passed in 2017 allowed for the development of standards to improve the quality of rental housing in New Zealand.
The detailed regulations will be finalised in the next few months, and then guidance and tools will be available to help rental property owners and industry professionals meet the new standards.
From 1 July 2021, private landlords must ensure that their rental properties comply with the standards within 90 days of any new tenancy.
Boarding houses must comply with all of the standards by 1 July 2019.
Housing New Zealand and Registered Community Housing Providers have until 1 July 2023 to ensure all their properties comply.
All rental properties in New Zealand must meet the Healthy Homes Standards by 1 July 2024.
The Healthy Homes Standards (HHS) are:
Heating – Rental homes must have fixed heating devices in living rooms, which can warm rooms to at least 18°C. Some heating devices are inefficient, unaffordable or unhealthy, and they will not meet the heating standard requirements.
Insulation – Rental homes must have ceiling and underfloor insulation which either meets the 2008 Building Code or (for existing ceiling insulation) is at least 120mm thick.
Ventilation – Rental homes must have the right size extractor fans in kitchens and bathrooms, and opening windows in the living room, dining room, kitchen and bedrooms.
Moisture and drainage – Rental homes must have efficient drainage and guttering, downpipes and drains. If a rental home has an enclosed subfloor, it must have a ground moisture barrier if it’s possible to install one.
Draught-stopping – Rental homes must have no unnecessary gaps or holes in walls, ceilings, windows, floors, and doors that cause noticeable draughts. All unused chimneys and fireplaces must be blocked.
Under the current requirements of the Residential Tenancies Act, landlords must ensure that their rental properties have the right ceiling and underfloor insulation by 1 July 2019.
Landlords who have installed new insulation since 2016 should already meet the 2008 Building Code, so they won’t need to do anything further when the Healthy Homes Standards take effect.
However, landlords who didn’t previously need to insulate under the current requirements, my now need to do so under the Healthy Homes Standards. Currently, if the property already has ceiling insulation which is at least 70mm thick and underfloor insulation, and both are in good condition, then landlords have not been required to take action.
Under the Healthy Homes Standards, all rental properties will need to have insulation which meets the 2008 Building Code, or is at least 120mm thick.
www.tenancy.govt.nz...
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Backbone is circus like you’ve never seen before. From revolutionary Australian company Gravity & Other Myths, Backbone is contemporary circus stripped back to its core: physical, playful, and sometimes even painful.
Backbone tests the limits of the human body, featuring jaw-dropping … View moreBackbone is circus like you’ve never seen before. From revolutionary Australian company Gravity & Other Myths, Backbone is contemporary circus stripped back to its core: physical, playful, and sometimes even painful.
Backbone tests the limits of the human body, featuring jaw-dropping physical feats, hair-raising acrobatics, and moments of hilarious absurdity.
An acrobatic marvel that has to be seen to be believed. Sweaty, sinuous, and seriously impressive.
Neighbourly has 10 double passes to giveaway to the premiere of Backbone, on Thursday, 14 March at 7.30pm. Simply like or thank this post to go into the draw to win!
Don’t let your bad veins ruin your life. Your legs can be treated now without painful surgery.
Laser, Glue or Sclerotherapy will help you with your veins without affecting your normal life. It also can be funded by your insurance* Please call or write to us to book an initial consultation
… View moreDon’t let your bad veins ruin your life. Your legs can be treated now without painful surgery.
Laser, Glue or Sclerotherapy will help you with your veins without affecting your normal life. It also can be funded by your insurance* Please call or write to us to book an initial consultation
*check with your insurance policy first
Check out our website www.theveincentre.co.nz
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Call: 09 444 5858 or 0508 4 VEINS (0508 483467)
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Don’t let your brain get older just yet! Like your muscles, your brain needs to be used to keep it functioning well. Learning Bridge is a great way to achieve that. East Coast Bays Bridge Club is planning a set of beginner’s Bridge lessons late March 2018.
Join in! And … View moreDon’t let your brain get older just yet! Like your muscles, your brain needs to be used to keep it functioning well. Learning Bridge is a great way to achieve that. East Coast Bays Bridge Club is planning a set of beginner’s Bridge lessons late March 2018.
Join in! And meet like-minded people while having a great hobby.
Email us at lessons@ecbbridgeclub.co.nz or call Helene 027 296 3365.
We’re looking for people willing to take part in research interviews for Neighbourly, Stuff and potentially other New Zealand brands. You can help improve major New Zealand websites and apps simply by having a chat over a coffee.
• We’ll meet you at a location that suits you.
• You will… View moreWe’re looking for people willing to take part in research interviews for Neighbourly, Stuff and potentially other New Zealand brands. You can help improve major New Zealand websites and apps simply by having a chat over a coffee.
• We’ll meet you at a location that suits you.
• You will be paid for your time.
• Interviews are 30–60 minutes.
If you’re interested, please fill out this form.
Next Sunday 3 March is Children's Day! A time to celebrate the tamariki of New Zealand and put them first. There are lots of family-friendly events on all over Aotearoa to mark the day. Check out what's on in your neighbourhood at www.childrensday.org.nz...
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