Totara Vale, Auckland

Got any recipes for great festive treats?

Got any recipes for great festive treats?

Post them here!

2156 days ago

We’re open on Auckland Anniversary!

The Team from

Hi neighbours!

We are open as usual for Auckland Anniversary.

If you find yourself in need of medical attention, pop in to see our urgent care trained Doctors.

Smales Farm is open 24 hours.
Northcross is open 8am-8pm.

Fingers crossed that you don’t need us but we’re here if you do.… View more
Hi neighbours!

We are open as usual for Auckland Anniversary.

If you find yourself in need of medical attention, pop in to see our urgent care trained Doctors.

Smales Farm is open 24 hours.
Northcross is open 8am-8pm.

Fingers crossed that you don’t need us but we’re here if you do.
For a list of our fees and service, pop on over to our website.

Have a great long weekend Aucklanders!
Find out more

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2171 days ago

Petrol lawn mower won't stop

Cherry from Sunnynook

Hi neighbours

I just bought a Rhino petrol lawn mower from Bunnings but it won't stop. Does anyone know how to stop it? Thank you in advance.

Cheers!

Cherry

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2157 days ago

Lost camera in black bag

Steve from Glenfield

Hi Neighbours,
On my way to Smales Farm this morning (Sunday 26th), the bag fell off my motorbike, between Tamahere Dr., and Smales Farm.
I would appreciate its recovery.
Cheers Steve

2159 days ago

Le Roys Bush Reserve Track Upgrade

John Gillon from

Yesterday Kaipātiki Local Board members Melanie Kenrick, Paula Gillon, Adrian Tyler and I joined council project staff and Le Roys Bush volunteers to discuss the upcoming Stage 2 track work at Le Roys Bush Reserve.
While we were there, contractors were busy installing shoe cleaning stations to … View more
Yesterday Kaipātiki Local Board members Melanie Kenrick, Paula Gillon, Adrian Tyler and I joined council project staff and Le Roys Bush volunteers to discuss the upcoming Stage 2 track work at Le Roys Bush Reserve.
While we were there, contractors were busy installing shoe cleaning stations to allow stage 1 (Waterfall Track) to reopen to the public over the next week. :)
The Stage 2 project will begin in a few months and completes the upgrade of the "spinal track" creating a lengthy step-free route that protects kauri from dieback disease and improves accessibility.
In 2021, Stage 3 will address the remaining tracks that connect to the side roads.

2157 days ago

Kaipatiki Summer Fun Programme

Jill Nerheny from Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust

Kaipatiki Summer Fun Programme
This weeks programme.......
27th Monday Families in Parks Little Shoal Bay Noon

27th Monday Calliope Run Walk Northcote Tavern 6pm

28th Tuesday Families in Parks Stancich Reserve 11am
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Kaipatiki Summer Fun Programme
This weeks programme.......
27th Monday Families in Parks Little Shoal Bay Noon

27th Monday Calliope Run Walk Northcote Tavern 6pm

28th Tuesday Families in Parks Stancich Reserve 11am

29th Wednesday Families in Parks Shepherds Park 11am

30th Thursday Families in Parks Tui Park 11am

31st Friday Families in Parks Windy Ridge School 5pm


February 1st - Auckland Council Kidz Music Festival

Birkenhead War Memorial Park 2pm t 5pm – Enjoy

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2157 days ago

Freeview box with remote

Jeanne from Campbells Bay

Hi, Anybody out there with a freeview box and remote that they no longer use please phone 09 4795810 or 0276588784

Free

2158 days ago

Don't miss the Blues vs Chiefs!

Blues

Now you can't miss the game. We're offering a special: 2 kids free with every paying adult.

Blues vs Chiefs
● 7.05PM Friday 31st January 2020
● Eden Park

Adults from $26 - Purchase tickets here.

T's & C's apply.
Purchase tickets

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2158 days ago

Help build a stronger, safer Aotearoa

Fire & Emergency NZ

Do you have strong links into your community? Can you represent a wide range of people? We want to hear from you.

We’re looking for people for our new Local Advisory Committees, who can offer insight into what matters to your community.

Nominate yourself or someone you know today.
Learn more

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2158 days ago

Auckland Protest - NO 5G roll-out without adequate safety testing

Michael from Bayview

Dear fellow residents of Bayview and surrounding areas,

If you are against the roll-out of 5G without adequate research on health effects, please support the Auckland Protest tomorrow (Saturday January 25). We are meeting at 12 noon at the corner of Queen Street and Wakefield Streets in … View more
Dear fellow residents of Bayview and surrounding areas,

If you are against the roll-out of 5G without adequate research on health effects, please support the Auckland Protest tomorrow (Saturday January 25). We are meeting at 12 noon at the corner of Queen Street and Wakefield Streets in Auckland CBD, close to Aotea Square. There will be speeches, a singer/guitarist, artwork against 5G, banners and a march down Queen Street to the Viaduct.

This Auckland Protest is one of many Protests around New Zealand including Kaitaia, Whangarei, Mangawhai, Wellington, Gisborne, Christchurch, Nelson and Invercargill. Details of Protests around NZ can be found at this link: www.5g.org.nz...

The New Zealand National Day of Protest against 5G is part of the January 25 Global Day of Protest involving over 30 countries around the world.

Wondering what all the fuss is about? 5G is very different from existing 3G, 4G and wi-fi and involves higher frequency radiation. This higher frequency radiation will be beam-forming (laser-like) and will be absorbed by the skin and the eyes. The skin is not just an overcoat - it is an organ with many functions, including regulation of the immune system. Research on health effects of this type of radiation is almost non-existent. The Ministry of Health and Telcos are saying that research on existing systems (such as 3G. 4G and w-fi) can be applied to 5G. However, this is a totally unscientific assumption because the characteristics of the 5G radiation are very different from existing 3G, 4G and wi-fi.

Rolling out 5G technology that has not been adequately tested for safety is the height of irresponsibility - hence the Protests. Health must come before Profits.

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2171 days ago

Please can anyone fix a broken glass bathroom window?

Anna from Greenhithe

Looking for help to fix a glass bathroom window please
0272800885

2158 days ago

A young life changed

Graeme Dingle Foundation

An 11-year-old Bay of Plenty boy may look like an ordinary child, but the challenges he has faced and the struggles he’s overcomes set him apart from the crowd.

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2160 days ago

ACCOMMODATION WANTED

Anna from Greenhithe

Hi,

We are a professional family looking for stable, clean accommodation.
Excellent references can be supplied.
Preferably 3 bed, however a two bed may work, or 4 bed.

Very quiet people
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Hi,

We are a professional family looking for stable, clean accommodation.
Excellent references can be supplied.
Preferably 3 bed, however a two bed may work, or 4 bed.

Very quiet people

NO AGENTS PLEASE

THANK YOU 😊

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2170 days ago

Springfree trampoline parts wanted

Michelle from Campbells Bay

Does anyone have an old genuine Springfree brand trampoline -preferably medium oval size. We bought a second hand one off trade me and it is missing some frame poles. Happy to pay for parts or remove part / all of your old trampoline.
Thanks
Michelle

2158 days ago

Recipe: How to Poach an Egg

New Zealand School of Food & Wine

Need a quick fix during working days?

Be organised. Eggs will take 2 -3 minutes to poach. The toast needs to be on and the bacon needs to be nearly crisp before you start poaching.

Ingredients
2 Eggs, for one serving

10 cm Water, use up to 12cm in a pot

1 splash… View more
Need a quick fix during working days?

Be organised. Eggs will take 2 -3 minutes to poach. The toast needs to be on and the bacon needs to be nearly crisp before you start poaching.

Ingredients
2 Eggs, for one serving

10 cm Water, use up to 12cm in a pot

1 splash Vinegar

1 pinch Salt, optional

1 serving Bread, toasted

1 serving Bacon


Check out the full recipe on the link below.

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