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MetService is monitoring a weather system that may coincide with king tides expected over the weekend. This will cause flooding in low-lying coastal areas, particularly around the high-tides on Sunday.
There is also the possibility of a deep low moving southeastwards over the upper North … View moreMetService is monitoring a weather system that may coincide with king tides expected over the weekend. This will cause flooding in low-lying coastal areas, particularly around the high-tides on Sunday.
There is also the possibility of a deep low moving southeastwards over the upper North Island during Sunday, delivering severe gale easterlies to exposed parts of the area.
- People are advised to keep up to date with the latest MetService forecasts in case some parts of this Watch are upgraded to a full weather warning, or other areas are added.
- Take extra precautions along the coast, consider your travel routes and never drive through floodwaters.
- Auckland Emergency Managment warned travellers to take extra precautions along the coast, consider travel routes and to never drive through floodwaters.
- Read more about the impending weather here.
Note, King tides and large northeast swell are forecast during this time. The combination of strong easterly winds and lowering air pressures associated with such a deep low could cause an inundation to coasts exposed to the north and east.
Image: Stuff
A man has been arrested in relation to three aggravated robberies, including at a TAB in West Auckla…
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Taharoto Rd was a symphony of car horns on Thursday evening as nurses took to the streets to rally for better working conditions. What are your thoughts on the recent protests? Would you like to see better working conditions for nurses? Is going on strike the best way to effect change? Keen to hear… View moreTaharoto Rd was a symphony of car horns on Thursday evening as nurses took to the streets to rally for better working conditions. What are your thoughts on the recent protests? Would you like to see better working conditions for nurses? Is going on strike the best way to effect change? Keen to hear your thoughts! Comment NFP if your comment is not for publication.
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Taharoto Rd was a symphony of car horns this evening as nurses took to the streets near North Shore …
You are welcome to join in an open community discussion on Carl Gustav Jung's description of the psyche. We look at the ways in which the individual grows toward wholeness in the second half of life. At 11.00 am, Monday 16 July, 864 Beach Road, Trinity-at-Waiake.
Hi neighbours. Since we ran 'Grisly discovery at creek' in our July 3 paper, we have had emails and phone calls from Browns Bay residents advising us people have been attempting, and sadly successfully catching, some of Taiaotea Creek's eels. This is despite eeling not being allowed … View moreHi neighbours. Since we ran 'Grisly discovery at creek' in our July 3 paper, we have had emails and phone calls from Browns Bay residents advising us people have been attempting, and sadly successfully catching, some of Taiaotea Creek's eels. This is despite eeling not being allowed in Auckland Council's parks or reserves. Have you come across people catching eels in your local stream? Do you think signage should be erected warning people eeling is not allowed? What are your thoughts on people foraging in urban areas? Put NFP in your post if it is not for publication.
They might not conjure up the grandiose imagery of Machu Picchu or the Great Barrier Reef, but Auckl…
In the process of rennovating a bathroom and this bath has been replaced. It is in perfect conditon but not new. Also, not white - is more of an off-white with a peach tinge.
Going free but need to let us know you are interested asap / by Saturday otherwise going to the tip.
Hi neighbours Is there a public clock in your community that isn't working? How long since it last told the time? Stuff is calling out for information on public clocks to get a sense of how many need fixing. Has yours been repaired, like the one in Devonport in the photo? Do you know how much … View moreHi neighbours Is there a public clock in your community that isn't working? How long since it last told the time? Stuff is calling out for information on public clocks to get a sense of how many need fixing. Has yours been repaired, like the one in Devonport in the photo? Do you know how much it cost to repair? Do you think fixing clocks is good use of ratepayers' money? Let us know. Put NFP in your post if it is Not for Publication. cheers Jodi
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Local family owned and operated new small business.
Tree trimming / removal, hedge trimming, section clearance etc. Lowest price guarantee - we are trying to build our clientele. Qualified and insured. Very special rates if you’re keen to get us to do regular maintenance!
Email Vicki: … View moreLocal family owned and operated new small business.
Tree trimming / removal, hedge trimming, section clearance etc. Lowest price guarantee - we are trying to build our clientele. Qualified and insured. Very special rates if you’re keen to get us to do regular maintenance!
Email Vicki: silasarbocare@gmail.com or call / txt Josh: 0221638829
The 24 hour national nurses strike began at 7am this morning.
Please bear this in mind when choosing where to seek medical help.
The Waitemata District Health Board are encouraging people with relatively minor health concerns to avoid hospital emergency departments during the strike period in … View moreThe 24 hour national nurses strike began at 7am this morning.
Please bear this in mind when choosing where to seek medical help.
The Waitemata District Health Board are encouraging people with relatively minor health concerns to avoid hospital emergency departments during the strike period in order for available staff to prioritise the care of the seriously ill.
We are open as per usual 8am-8pm, with our urgent care trained doctors ready and waiting to treat you.
For non-urgent needs, as always, you should contact your family doctor or pharmacy first or phone Healthline on 0800 611 116
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