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The Supporting Growth Programme is planning the transport networks needed to support future urban growth in Auckland over the next 30 years, including the areas of Kumeu-Huapai, Riverhead, Redhills and Whenuapai. Some priority projects are underway, such as the Safe Roads SH16 Brigham Creek to … View moreThe Supporting Growth Programme is planning the transport networks needed to support future urban growth in Auckland over the next 30 years, including the areas of Kumeu-Huapai, Riverhead, Redhills and Whenuapai. Some priority projects are underway, such as the Safe Roads SH16 Brigham Creek to Waimauku project.
We’re hosting open days in Massey, Riverhead and Kumeu where you can hear about current ideas and options for the rest of this network and give your feedback.
Click ‘Find out more’ below for the dates – you can also read about the options and submit feedback online.
Come and celebrate 30 years of WALSH Trust with us at our 'Are We There Yet?' post-institutional mental health services conference.
When: Friday 12 October 2018, 8.30am - 3.30pm
Where: 448 Old Te Atatu Rd, Te Atatu Peninsula, Waitakere, Auckland
The programme includes … View moreCome and celebrate 30 years of WALSH Trust with us at our 'Are We There Yet?' post-institutional mental health services conference.
When: Friday 12 October 2018, 8.30am - 3.30pm
Where: 448 Old Te Atatu Rd, Te Atatu Peninsula, Waitakere, Auckland
The programme includes Key note speakers:
- Peter McGeorge (Consultant psychiatrist; St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, Australia)
- Marion Blake (CEO Platform Trust)
- CoLiberate's Jody Burrell and Sarah Tuck
Two panel discussions with mental health advocates.
Morning tea and lunch is provided and there is off street parking available at the venue.
It is Monarch Butterfly time again and they are out and laying now.
The MBNZT is recognising those garden centres which will not sell swan plants which have pesticide on them. These garden centres will use the ‘Butterfly Tick’ and their staff will also be able to give you extra advice on such… View moreIt is Monarch Butterfly time again and they are out and laying now.
The MBNZT is recognising those garden centres which will not sell swan plants which have pesticide on them. These garden centres will use the ‘Butterfly Tick’ and their staff will also be able to give you extra advice on such things as
· other species of milkweed,
· annual and perennial nectar plants to bring butterflies (and bees),
· host plants to attract other species of butterfly and moth.
Click on the link to see the garden centres already registered… This initiative officially launches on 1 October.
LINK:
www.monarch.org.nz...
A "community cannabis licensing trust" could be a viable model for selling marijuana if its use was …
Have two jabra speakers, one of them needs to go.
Pick one you like.
$25 with car charger
Each year the MBNZT produces a stunning calendar to raise funds for their projects covering the conservation of NZ's butterflies. Our 2019 calendar is going to become a collector’s item – and it is another way you can show your support for the cause. Thanks to the support of our sponsors … View moreEach year the MBNZT produces a stunning calendar to raise funds for their projects covering the conservation of NZ's butterflies. Our 2019 calendar is going to become a collector’s item – and it is another way you can show your support for the cause. Thanks to the support of our sponsors our annual calendar is a great fundraiser for the MBNZT, helping with projects. Many of those photos have never been seen before.
The calendars are 297mm wide x 210mm high when closed, or 297mm wide x 420 mm high when open. With one month per page, each page features a different NZ butterfly or moth.
The cover is shown and the calendar is in production at present. Only $15 each plus $4 postage and packaging. Order them now and they will be mailed to you in October, in good
The new speed cameras issuing the most tickets around the country has been revealed. Northland take…
Hey neighbours, who are you backing to win The Block NZ?
Auckland locals Ben and Tom wowed the judges in kitchen week and have made some impressive structural changes to their house, but a tried and tested Trade Me formula is predicting their rivals will win the live final - and it's not who… View moreHey neighbours, who are you backing to win The Block NZ?
Auckland locals Ben and Tom wowed the judges in kitchen week and have made some impressive structural changes to their house, but a tried and tested Trade Me formula is predicting their rivals will win the live final - and it's not who you'd think!
Find out who it is and why they're being tipped to win, here, then let us know who you're backing to win and why you think they deserve it.
The annual refugee quota will lift from 1000 to 1500 by July 2020, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced this week. Before 2016 the refugee quota sat static at 750 for 30 years, well behind many other western nations. The National Government then raised it to 1000. Is it enough?
The Government has announced a $339 millon interest-free loan to develop Auckland's northwest. The …
Hi neighbours,
Another alternative to Uber is set to launch in Auckland within the next few weeks. The ride sharing service called Ola, is looking for drivers and hopes to be taking passengers in two to three weeks time, depending on driver interest. To read more about this, click here.
Will … View moreHi neighbours,
Another alternative to Uber is set to launch in Auckland within the next few weeks. The ride sharing service called Ola, is looking for drivers and hopes to be taking passengers in two to three weeks time, depending on driver interest. To read more about this, click here.
Will this new service help you get around the City of Sails? Or will you stick to using the bus? Let us know your thoughts in the replies!
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Saturday 22nd September
8am til 12pm.
54 Rua road. Glen Eden
Very Large Garage Sale of 7 women's accumulated hoarding !!!
Foosball table, lamps,
Lots of good quality clothing, shoes and bags. Mostly women’s clothing ,but lots of men's jackets.
Vinyl, Linen, retro household goods, … View moreSaturday 22nd September
8am til 12pm.
54 Rua road. Glen Eden
Very Large Garage Sale of 7 women's accumulated hoarding !!!
Foosball table, lamps,
Lots of good quality clothing, shoes and bags. Mostly women’s clothing ,but lots of men's jackets.
Vinyl, Linen, retro household goods, toys, books, and much much more
Too much to list
Plenty of parking on the driveway
It's used to teach children water safety, but thieves have stolen it.
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Police hunting a man who attempted to grab a woman from behind in Auckland have released CCTV footage of a car they are looking for.
The attempted assault took place in Avondale between 8pm and 9.30pm on September 11, when the woman was followed by a man driving a black sedan.
If you have … View morePolice hunting a man who attempted to grab a woman from behind in Auckland have released CCTV footage of a car they are looking for.
The attempted assault took place in Avondale between 8pm and 9.30pm on September 11, when the woman was followed by a man driving a black sedan.
If you have seen a vehicle or person matching this description behaving suspiciously, please call us immediately, even the smallest piece of information may prove valuable to help ensure this man is held to account for his actions.
The man was described as being possibly Māori or Pacific Islander, in his 30s and around 175 cm tall.
People with information were asked to contact Detective Willis at the Avondale Police on (09) 820 5776, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. www.stuff.co.nz... Read more from Stuff here|
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