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Update: the missing woman and her baby have been found. Read more here
Police have concerns for a missing newborn baby who is understood to have been was taken from a south Auckland hospital by his mother.
Officers are asking for help to locate the two-day-old boy, who was removed from … View moreUpdate: the missing woman and her baby have been found. Read more here
Police have concerns for a missing newborn baby who is understood to have been was taken from a south Auckland hospital by his mother.
Officers are asking for help to locate the two-day-old boy, who was removed from Middlemore Hospital but requires urgent medical assistance.
Detective Senior Sergeant Malcolm Hassall said the boy was believed to be with his mother, Dorothy Opetaia. He said the mum and baby were likely to be in the south Auckland area.
"I'm appealing for Dorothy or any family members to take the baby to any hospital straight away, delaying medical attention could cause him to become seriously ill."
Police have concerns for a missing newborn baby who is understood to have been was taken from a sout…
AWHI Healthy Homes Initiative is a free service for whaanau living in the Counties Manukau area that might be able to help you.
To find out if you are eligible, call 09 950 3326 or email referrals@awhi.co.nz
We have put together an Easter Care Package so you can be road trip ready this long weekend. This package is only available through our online store so make sure you get one before this special ends on the 27th of April! It’s just $99 for cars and $115 for SUV/4x4.
In Weymouth we have a Care and Protection Residence for up to 14 year olds in Weymouth Road (Whakatakpoki) which the Ministry of Children no longer needs because they have a change of policy in dealing with Care and Protection. The Ministry is trying to change the designation from Care and … View moreIn Weymouth we have a Care and Protection Residence for up to 14 year olds in Weymouth Road (Whakatakpoki) which the Ministry of Children no longer needs because they have a change of policy in dealing with Care and Protection. The Ministry is trying to change the designation from Care and Protection to a youth prison for up to 19 year olds and increasing the number of inmates by 50% in a densely populated area, with young families, schools and childcare facilities close by. Existing Youth Prisons are all sited away from densely populated residential areas. The Local Board are against it, our Local Auckland Councilors are against it, the residents association is against it. However OUR local MP for Manurewa LOUISA WALL has stated she is 100% in favour of it. I am trying to inform as many of her constituents as I can so they can see how she supports the local community (NOT). Needless to say she doesn't live in the immediate vicinity of the proposed prison. I don't remember seeing this proposed change in the local paper. The issue is currently being heard in the Environment Court and the neighbourhood are up against the resources of the Government, The Ministry for Children (and the local MP). There are already two prisons, a youth justice residence and drug treatment centre in the local area so we are not NIMBYs.
Hope is here. Hope for one and all. Hope for you.
Celebrate Easter at LIFE South in Manukau as we remember the hope-filled story of Easter. Join us on Easter Sunday for a free presentation of the Easter story through music, film, story and dance. Kids' programme available for preschool and… View moreHope is here. Hope for one and all. Hope for you.
Celebrate Easter at LIFE South in Manukau as we remember the hope-filled story of Easter. Join us on Easter Sunday for a free presentation of the Easter story through music, film, story and dance. Kids' programme available for preschool and primary-aged children.
- Sunday 21 April
- 9am & 11am
LIFE South, 3 Lakewood Ct, Manukau
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My Gorgeous Girl Patches has been diagnosed with an Overactive Thyroid. This caused her to lose weight (about 2kg's), she went off her food and generally was not in a good state. The main treatment to cure her is Radioactive Iodine Treatment which will cure her Overactive Thyroid permanently.
… View moreMy Gorgeous Girl Patches has been diagnosed with an Overactive Thyroid. This caused her to lose weight (about 2kg's), she went off her food and generally was not in a good state. The main treatment to cure her is Radioactive Iodine Treatment which will cure her Overactive Thyroid permanently.
I have had Patches from a 6 week old kitten, she is now 12 years old. She is my companion and has always been tuned into my moods eg., if I have been sad she will always come and sit and cuddle with me. Now I want to help her in her time of need.
Please help if you can and please Share for me ❤️ Thank You ❤️
Donations and full story at:
givealittle.co.nz...
Nau mai, Haere mai, Weymouth Playcentre is re-opening after the holidays with "Mirumiru Monday - Bubble Fun"!
Come along for a morning of FREE fun with your tamariki (0 – 6 years old).
Explore the fun and science of bubbles – including GIANT bubbles, a bubble machine and bubble … View moreNau mai, Haere mai, Weymouth Playcentre is re-opening after the holidays with "Mirumiru Monday - Bubble Fun"!
Come along for a morning of FREE fun with your tamariki (0 – 6 years old).
Explore the fun and science of bubbles – including GIANT bubbles, a bubble machine and bubble snakes! Morning tea provided.
This Term, Weymouth Playcentre is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9am – 12pm, you are welcome to visit us on any session. After a few visits, if you wish you enrol, you can enrol for one, two or three mornings a week with your child/ren. Weymouth Playcentre is completely FREE to attend with your children.
We are also starting "Space for you and your baby" for Jan-April 2019 babies on Tuesday afternoons.
Our village becomes your village at Playcentre: fun and friendship for you and your children. Everyone welcome.
We can see why the locals of Manukau love their Diversity Festival. This is what community and council working together is all about, and one of the reasons why people in Manukau are Living Local and Loving Local. To find out what’s happening in your neighbourhood, head to: … View moreWe can see why the locals of Manukau love their Diversity Festival. This is what community and council working together is all about, and one of the reasons why people in Manukau are Living Local and Loving Local. To find out what’s happening in your neighbourhood, head to: ourauckland.nz/lovelocal
#LiveLoveLocal
Hello everyone, I live in Rewa I roam with the WCP and Secure a few of the churches within Manurewa, I am called The Watchman For those of biblical standing i say Read Ezekiel 33 for clarification. For those who don't follow the biblical path Then A Watchmen in one or many to serve the Lord by… View moreHello everyone, I live in Rewa I roam with the WCP and Secure a few of the churches within Manurewa, I am called The Watchman For those of biblical standing i say Read Ezekiel 33 for clarification. For those who don't follow the biblical path Then A Watchmen in one or many to serve the Lord by Watching over the people and warning them of incoming Dangers, Threats and of others meaning to do harm. So when i make a post or reply out to the neighborhoods on Social Media Warning others to protect their information when taking online Competitions I usually include the host of that competition So i was quite concerned when i made a reply Alerting Neighbourly Users to watch for scammers when taking another of neighbourlys hosted competition with a paint company, only to find the warning was taken off via the Neighbourly Team, The huge Question came up, What were they Hiding? Under the freedom of speech one could argue but then look at neighbourlys policies they have the exclusive right to edited subtract of deny any post made via any member of Neighbourly.co.nz. And as they are owned via a Mainstream Media Corporation who uses the freedom of speech act to publish their own its funny how on their own services like Neighbourly that is not the case. Although I am still wondering what they are hiding? Why remove an alert reply warning others to protect their information, I would have thought with the Amount of users information they already share that Neighbourly would not be concerned to much, Lets Talk on this whats your Angle here I open this to the public to ask for yourself What is Neighbourly Hiding
Hi Neighbours
Our littlest people need your help. Poverty doesn’t start at 5, but until now there’s been no nationwide programme to help preschoolers who are hungry and cold.
KidsCan is changing that. They’re delivering raincoats, shoes and five fresh meals a week to 25 early childhood … View moreHi Neighbours
Our littlest people need your help. Poverty doesn’t start at 5, but until now there’s been no nationwide programme to help preschoolers who are hungry and cold.
KidsCan is changing that. They’re delivering raincoats, shoes and five fresh meals a week to 25 early childhood centres. Attendance is up, and the children are happier and more settled.
"Everyone has the same meal so children don't feel like they have less," Manaia View Kindergarten teacher Kathy Belz says. "It's upholding everyone's mana.”
40 more centres are waiting for help. KidsCan, Stuff and Neighbourly have partnered up to raise enough money to support 1000 more children - and we need 400 more generous Kiwis to hold little hands. To support a child, sign up at KidsCan.org.nz
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An ongoing dispute between two people is believed to be behind an armed police callout in south Auck…
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