2373 days ago

Do you visit, work or live in Panmure?

Panuku Development Auckland & Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board

Panuku, the Council’s urban regeneration agency, wants to hear your thoughts on Panmure town centre. Join a community session or take our online survey to tell us how often you visit Panmure and where, what you think about local connections (from rail to car, walking to cycling), safety and community facilities.

Your feedback will help inform a plan that will guide how the town centre changes over the next 25 years.

Drop-in sessions are:
Thursday 26 October – 3pm to 6pm Panmure Bridge School, 76 Kings Road.
Saturday 28 October – 1pm to 3pm Panmure Community Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Road.

Find out more here: www.panuku.co.nz/tamaki-regeneration.
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44 minutes ago

Cost of living: How to get $110 off your electricity bill through Power Credits Scheme

Brian from Mount Roskill

Some Kiwis can expect their power bill to rise this month for the third year in a row as the low-user charge is phased out – but there's a payment available for people who are struggling.
It's the third year in a row that low-power users are facing increasing fixed costs as the low-power users scheme is phased out.
To help the industry set up the $5 million Power Credits Scheme which means eligible households can access credit during the transition.
The phase out which began in 2022 will see fixed costs for low users rise every april for five years.
The scheme means households who are supplied by Contact, Meridian, Mercury, Genesis, Nova, Wise, Globug, Powershop, Frank or Toast Electric can access a $110 payment if they’re in hardship. So far $1.4 million has been paid out.
The scheme is run by the Electricity Retailers’ Association of New Zealand. Chief executive Bridget Abernethy told Consumer NZ households showing signs of energy hardship can get the payment. But Abernethy said each power company will have its own criteria for what energy hardship looks like.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) said removing the "low Fixed Charge Tariff regulations is essential for creating a fairer playing field for all New Zealand households".
However, the MBIE website acknowledged the phase-out could be challenging for some households.
"While all households are expected to benefit in the long term from the regulations being removed, some households may face higher power bills," the website said.
The credit can help households adjust, it added.
The decision to remove the low user charge was made by the then Labour Government in 2021 who called it "poorly targeted".
Then Energy Minister Megan Woods said it would mean three in five households could benefit from lower power bills.
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8 hours ago

Get painting with Resene plant-based paints!

Resene

Plant-based paints are made just like normal paint but everything in the tin comes from plants and minerals.

Plus they’re Eco Choice approved with low odour and easy water clean-up, so you can paint or stain your place with ease.

Available from Resene ColorShops.
Find out more

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10 days ago

Private swimming lessons, affordable prices

Olga from Blockhouse Bay

My name is Katya Narkulova. I am a swimming instructor with 2 years experience and I have my level 3 teaching in Aquatics qualification. I have been involved in competitive swimming, water polo and synchronised swimming from age of 8. I am passionate about teaching people to have confidence in the water and to improve their swimming ability, either socially or praperation for competition. I offer private lessons in West Auckland (preferably Mt Eden Dean Greenwood swimming pool) , for all ages and abilities.
References are available upon the request.
My contact details are, 0226513467 and katanarkulova10@gmail.com

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