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At ACC, we’re proposing to increase the levies collected from road users to pay for the rising cost of road injuries. If you’re a road user, these proposals could affect you.
Learn about all the proposals and have your say at our site by October 25.
Auckland Council's demand for reports and audits has seen one private auditor bank more than $3 mill…
The state houses of the 1930s and 40s are part of the fabric of New Zealand society. Hundreds of thousands of us have lived in one, or next to one. They have a reputation for having “good bones” and, today, they’re often seen as tidy, blank canvases for home buyers to breathe new life into.
… View moreThe state houses of the 1930s and 40s are part of the fabric of New Zealand society. Hundreds of thousands of us have lived in one, or next to one. They have a reputation for having “good bones” and, today, they’re often seen as tidy, blank canvases for home buyers to breathe new life into.
Fast-forward 80 years, and Housing New Zealand is still building high-quality, state-of-the-art homes that are winning awards and setting a new standard for state housing.
Take a journey through the evolution of the state house, from its humble beginnings to the warm, healthy, modern homes we’re building today.
Hi neighbours. After pushback from the Devonport community, the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping at Torpedo Bay is here to stay. Auckland Council is amending its safety signage to reflect the fact the "no diving or jumping" rule is not an official ban. What are your thoughts on Auckland … View moreHi neighbours. After pushback from the Devonport community, the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping at Torpedo Bay is here to stay. Auckland Council is amending its safety signage to reflect the fact the "no diving or jumping" rule is not an official ban. What are your thoughts on Auckland Council's back-down? What does the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping mean to you? Put NFP in your post if it is not for publication.
Hi neighbours. After pushback from the Devonport community, the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping at Torpedo Bay is here to stay. Auckland Council is amending its safety signage to reflect the fact the "no diving or jumping" rule is not an official ban. What are your thoughts on Auckland … View moreHi neighbours. After pushback from the Devonport community, the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping at Torpedo Bay is here to stay. Auckland Council is amending its safety signage to reflect the fact the "no diving or jumping" rule is not an official ban. What are your thoughts on Auckland Council's back-down? What does the Kiwi tradition of wharf jumping mean to you? Put NFP in your post if it is not for publication.
Hi neighbours. Check out this creative use of Auckland's spring breeze by 9-year-old Chloe Harper.
Tell us in the comments how you take advantage of our spring weather!
(Put 'NFP' if you don't want to be quoted.)
Up to eight yachts were stuck out at sea recently when multiple calls to get a marina bridge raised …
The NZ Transport Agency advises of the following closures for motorway improvements. Closures start at 9pm and finish at 5am, unless otherwise stated. Work delayed by bad weather will be completed at the next available date, prior to Friday, 5th October 2018.
Closures affect Northern Motorway … View moreThe NZ Transport Agency advises of the following closures for motorway improvements. Closures start at 9pm and finish at 5am, unless otherwise stated. Work delayed by bad weather will be completed at the next available date, prior to Friday, 5th October 2018.
Closures affect Northern Motorway (SH1), Southern Motorway (SH1), Northwestern Motorway (SH16), Upper Harbour Motorway (SH18), Southwestern Motorway (SH20), George Bolt Memorial Drive (SH20A).
Please follow the signposted detours. The Transport Agency thanks you for your co-operation during these essential improvements and maintenance. Full information on closures here.
Auckland Council has reversed a decision to ban jumping from a Devonport wharf, after protest from t…
This Sunday we will be showing the Argentina v The All Blacks live from 11 am at the British Isles
If you thought you saw Mary Poppins riding on a spring-time breeze in Devonport this week, you weren…
Mid-century furniture aficionados will be familiar with the name Otto Larsen – he is one of New Zeal…
Just a reminder that Auckland Emergency Managment is testing their Tsunami Sirens this Sunday at noon.
They test their sirens twice a year on the daylight savings change over - think of it as a reminder to 1) change your clocks and 2) get prepared for an emergency and make a plan with your … View moreJust a reminder that Auckland Emergency Managment is testing their Tsunami Sirens this Sunday at noon.
They test their sirens twice a year on the daylight savings change over - think of it as a reminder to 1) change your clocks and 2) get prepared for an emergency and make a plan with your family or flatmates. You can find out more info about our siren testing here
Located at the edge of beautiful Waiake Beach with breath taking panoramic views, Tides Kitchen sits nicely on the beachfront and provides spectacular waterfront dining.
From indulgent mouth-watering breakfast to a full range of specialised European meals, we also provide delightful Movenpick … View moreLocated at the edge of beautiful Waiake Beach with breath taking panoramic views, Tides Kitchen sits nicely on the beachfront and provides spectacular waterfront dining.
From indulgent mouth-watering breakfast to a full range of specialised European meals, we also provide delightful Movenpick ice creams, drinks and a full range of desserts.
Our chefs have had over 25 years of experience and aim to provide you with specialised dishes like souvlaki with premium NZ Lamb, mouth-watering pastas, pizzas and salads.
Tides is an extraordinary location for parties and can cater up to 60 people and are fully licensed.
Parkview is a new residential development in Helensville. It’s situated on Rautawhiri road with views over the Rautawhiri Park – hence the name.
The development is described as ‘small town living with a big town feel.’ It’s a 39-minute drive from the Auckland CBD and a 25-minute drive… View moreParkview is a new residential development in Helensville. It’s situated on Rautawhiri road with views over the Rautawhiri Park – hence the name.
The development is described as ‘small town living with a big town feel.’ It’s a 39-minute drive from the Auckland CBD and a 25-minute drive from Westgate and Northwest.
Parkview is within walking distance to the Helensville village, Kaipara College, and Helensville School. A new childcare centre will sit alongside the development.
Parkview’s builder partners include GJ Gardner Homes, Stonewood Homes and others. Each builder partner offers standalone house and land packages in a range of styles and sizes to suit buyers’ needs. To learn more about the Parkview builder partners, head over to the Parkview website. House and land packages start at $750,000.
A small number of sections are also available starting at $395,000. For more information about Parkview sections, click here.
Get in quick – Parkview sections and house and land packages are on sale now.
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