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We are pleased to announce the inaugural Drowning Prevention Auckland* ‘Water Safety Champion Awards 2017’ in recognition of individuals, community groups, organisations or businesses that have demonstrated commitment, initiative and leadership in the ‘championing’ of water safety in the … View moreWe are pleased to announce the inaugural Drowning Prevention Auckland* ‘Water Safety Champion Awards 2017’ in recognition of individuals, community groups, organisations or businesses that have demonstrated commitment, initiative and leadership in the ‘championing’ of water safety in the Auckland region. This could include delivering water safety education, creating or implementing solutions that address behaviour or an identified issue, or raise awareness. Nominations are now open. Full details on our website.
The council is preparing structure plans for the two areas and is seeking public feedback on the opportunities and constraints for housing and business development.
Feedback opens on Monday 25 September and closes on 20 October.
The council is preparing structure plans for the two areas and is seeking public feedback on the opportunities and constraints for housing and business development.
Feedback opens on Monday 25 September and closes on 20 October.
As much as we love bees, many home gardeners are inadvertently damaging them in the process of creating the perfect garden.
Learn how to protect pollinators in your garden.
Last week's Eastern Courier story drew many comments on social media Neighbourly, with some adamant the dog was back with her owners and the episode had all been a misguided, childish prank. However, the SPCA says Roxy is still at the SPCA and the matter is still being investigated.
Uxbridge Arts and Culture in Howick holds its first Showcase Evening, providing a platform for local performers to parade their talents, on September 23, 8pm.
Do you know what ageism is? It is the discrimination of people on the basis of their age. Unfortunately too many people do not recognise the value older Kiwis bring to society. Age Concern New Zealand wants to change these ageist attitudes and create an inclusive New Zealand where everyone is … View moreDo you know what ageism is? It is the discrimination of people on the basis of their age. Unfortunately too many people do not recognise the value older Kiwis bring to society. Age Concern New Zealand wants to change these ageist attitudes and create an inclusive New Zealand where everyone is supported and valued. Join our social movement to combat ageism in New Zealand by signing up as an Age Concern Dignity Champion. It is FREE and we will even send you a Welcome Pack.
Waterfront restaurants serve up cuisine from around the world and cocktail bars hide down cobbled lanes. Volcanoes wrap around lush parklands crisscrossed by shaded walkways. Beautiful beaches are 10 minutes’ drive away and brunch is an art form. Walk up volcanoes or through art galleries and … View moreWaterfront restaurants serve up cuisine from around the world and cocktail bars hide down cobbled lanes. Volcanoes wrap around lush parklands crisscrossed by shaded walkways. Beautiful beaches are 10 minutes’ drive away and brunch is an art form. Walk up volcanoes or through art galleries and museums; find a new favourite restaurant or go paddle boarding with Rangitoto Island as your guide.
People 18 and older have until tomorrow, Friday, September 22, to enrol to vote in Saturday's genera…
People have until tomorrow, September 22, to enrol to vote in the general election. Eastern Courier reporters Imogen Neale and Liu Chen tell you how to in the video below, in both English and Mandarin Chinese languages. Some advance voting places in the Botany and Pakuranga electorates are open … View morePeople have until tomorrow, September 22, to enrol to vote in the general election. Eastern Courier reporters Imogen Neale and Liu Chen tell you how to in the video below, in both English and Mandarin Chinese languages. Some advance voting places in the Botany and Pakuranga electorates are open until 8pm tonight. See elections.org.nz to find out more information.
East Auckland-based choir, the City of Auckland Singers, is looking forward to sharing its passion f…
Auckland Council is reminding dog owners that it only accepts payment for dog registrations directly, not through third parties.
OPINION: As a senior member of Auckland Police Search and Rescue, and one of your local community co…
Do you know Roxy the dog?
The SPCA is appealing for information about a little dog found in Howick.
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