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Not so long ago, the New York Times carried a blog post that went by the name of “We tell kids to go to sleep! We need to teach them why.” The post was written with the aim of providing some valuable insights on the correlation that existed between the sleeping habits of a child and its impact … View moreNot so long ago, the New York Times carried a blog post that went by the name of “We tell kids to go to sleep! We need to teach them why.” The post was written with the aim of providing some valuable insights on the correlation that existed between the sleeping habits of a child and its impact on their learning and information processing capabilities. Read the full flog @ goo.gl...
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I have a new, never used, stainless steel double sink unit, if anyone wants it for free. Pick up in Henderson.
If you haven’t got it already, you’ll soon see your ACC invoice in your mailbox. 📬 Here’s a few things to help make sure you’ve got all the info you need:
🙂 A nifty guide to understanding your invoice: ➡ acc.nz...
🤔 Not sure why you received an invoice? ➡ acc.nz...
… View moreIf you haven’t got it already, you’ll soon see your ACC invoice in your mailbox. 📬 Here’s a few things to help make sure you’ve got all the info you need:
🙂 A nifty guide to understanding your invoice: ➡ acc.nz...
🤔 Not sure why you received an invoice? ➡ acc.nz...
😶 Have some questions about your invoice? Ask Jules our new chatbot ➡ acc.nz... (and 🤖 Look for Jules’ chat icon 🗨 bottom right of the business pages.)
🙄 Need to pay your invoice? Do it online: ➡ acc.nz...
Another serious recall. The yamaha life jacket's may not inflate in water.
The recall message is next. Please check your jackets and warn friends and family today
www.recalls.govt.nz...
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.
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A family which saved thousands for membership passes to Auckland Council pools has been shut out by …
The government recall website warned today and recalled a number of bunsen burner mats which contains asbestos. If you are a teacher or student or staff in any school please deliver this message on to protect everyone at the school, the notice is in this link
www.recalls.govt.nz...
Hi neighbours,
What do you think of NZ's new P-8 Poseidon planes? The defence force are set to buy four new maritime surveillance aircraft, with submarine hunting capability, worth $2.3 billion. The Boeing P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol planes will be delivered by 2023, and will replace the … View moreHi neighbours,
What do you think of NZ's new P-8 Poseidon planes? The defence force are set to buy four new maritime surveillance aircraft, with submarine hunting capability, worth $2.3 billion. The Boeing P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol planes will be delivered by 2023, and will replace the ageing P-3 Orions.
The Royal New Zealand Air Force Squadron No.5 will also shift from Whenuapai to Ohakea as "ageing" Orion aircraft are phased out.
Do you thinks it's a good move? Or should the money have been spent elsewhere? Let us know in the replies!
Has anyone notice changes? I haven't seen any changes yet?
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Hi there neighbours!
If you are interested in reducing fabric waste going to our landfills or would like to learn what is involved in running an op shop.
Alongside learning new skills and friends within a supportive environment.
Come and meet us or contact Melanie on 027 8080008 or … View moreHi there neighbours!
If you are interested in reducing fabric waste going to our landfills or would like to learn what is involved in running an op shop.
Alongside learning new skills and friends within a supportive environment.
Come and meet us or contact Melanie on 027 8080008 or sustinnoworx@shakti.org.nz
Vote for your favourite Marvel Studios movie from Stuff Pix and enter to win 1 of 5 Ant-Man and the Wasp prize packs, including merchandise and cinema tickets.
Check out all the great superhero movies on stuffpix.co.nz/superhero-pix
Moe Barr and Sasha Patrick received an email from Kath's Devine Cakes advising them that while the Government had legalised same-sex marriage, it was her belief that "it was not correct", so she would not be able to make their cake.
The New Zealand Human Rights Act includes sexual … View moreMoe Barr and Sasha Patrick received an email from Kath's Devine Cakes advising them that while the Government had legalised same-sex marriage, it was her belief that "it was not correct", so she would not be able to make their cake.
The New Zealand Human Rights Act includes sexual orientation as a prohibited ground of discrimination but the couple said they won't be approaching a lawyer. What do you think? Should they take out legal action?
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Every New Zealander deserves to live in a warm, healthy home but for many people, securing one is an increasing struggle.
Things are changing though, and quickly - and Housing New Zealand is part of the solution. We’re building 23,600 new state, affordable and market homes for Aucklanders and… View moreEvery New Zealander deserves to live in a warm, healthy home but for many people, securing one is an increasing struggle.
Things are changing though, and quickly - and Housing New Zealand is part of the solution. We’re building 23,600 new state, affordable and market homes for Aucklanders and work is happening right now in neighbourhoods across our city.
Find out more about the Auckland Housing Programme here.
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