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Auckland Council contractors will be working around the clock until Monday to make roads safe and manage emergency tree works across the region.
After six months of preparations, the exhibition Home Front: Experiences of the First World War in N…
No alternative bus service in place due to peak hours as per AT.
Tools and heavy duty batteries are "the flavour of the month" for thieves, say police. They're being taken from garden sheds, garages, construction sites and tradesmen's vehicles. So make sure yours are secure! To read more, click here.
The legacy of people taken into state care who suffered neglect and abuse is a stain on our country’s history. Over the next three years, the Royal Commission will listen to stories about the experiences of people in state care and examine ways to stop any further abuse.
Before that process … View moreThe legacy of people taken into state care who suffered neglect and abuse is a stain on our country’s history. Over the next three years, the Royal Commission will listen to stories about the experiences of people in state care and examine ways to stop any further abuse.
Before that process can begin, the Terms of Reference to define the scope and purpose of the Inquiry need to be set. Sir Anand would like to hear your views on the draft Terms of Reference so we can work together to make sure we don’t repeat the mistakes of the past.
Five local contemporary watercolour artists will be showcasing their work at the New Steel Gallery exhibition, Chroma: Contemporary Watercolours.
The exhibition, opening this Saturday at the Franklin Arts Centre, explores the variety of the watercolour medium, from realistic landscapes to … View moreFive local contemporary watercolour artists will be showcasing their work at the New Steel Gallery exhibition, Chroma: Contemporary Watercolours.
The exhibition, opening this Saturday at the Franklin Arts Centre, explores the variety of the watercolour medium, from realistic landscapes to abstract patterning.
The Government is set to end offshore oil and gas exploration in New Zealand. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says "transitions have to start somewhere". Do you support the decision? Take part in our poll or leave a reply. To read more click here.
OurAuckland chats to Stephanie Chamberlin, a pest-free hero in Cockle Bay who tackles conservation work from the ground up – literally.
#Watch: Keep safe and warm Aucklanders! As many as 45,000 homes were without power on Thursday after severe gales blasted the city. Cornwall Park was just one area to have its trees uprooted. Did you lose power or trees in your garden? For weather updates, click here.
Five local contemporary watercolour artists will be showcasing their work at the New Steel Gallery e…
Hi neighbours. We're local and we're proud of it! Come and see us on Great South Road at Manukau. We are New Zealand’s biggest Ford and Mazda dealership. Our goal is to provide a total motoring service of the very highest standard. That's why we offer a … View moreHi neighbours. We're local and we're proud of it! Come and see us on Great South Road at Manukau. We are New Zealand’s biggest Ford and Mazda dealership. Our goal is to provide a total motoring service of the very highest standard. That's why we offer a 3 Months or 5000kms Mechanical Warranty on all of our used vehicles.
Ask for me, Bill Connor, when you phone 0800 114 443. I'm here to help you buy a used vehicle that's perfect for you.
South Auckland Motors
2 Gladding Place, Manukau
0800 114 443
NZMA has opened their huge new trades campus on Great South Road.
The campus was officially opened by the Hon. Jenny Salesa, MP. Here is the story from Māori Television news. A trades qualification with NZMA will help you get a job in the booming building industry.
NZMA offer multiple trade… View moreNZMA has opened their huge new trades campus on Great South Road.
The campus was officially opened by the Hon. Jenny Salesa, MP. Here is the story from Māori Television news. A trades qualification with NZMA will help you get a job in the booming building industry.
NZMA offer multiple trade courses and will have a course that suits you. These include: Building Level 3, Electrical Engineering Level 3, Painting & Plastering Level 3, Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Drain Laying Level 3 and Youth Guarantee which is free for 16-19yr olds. NZMA also has a dedicated Careers team that will help you find the right job once you graduate.
Tuesday's storm caused significant and widespread damage to the Counties Power network. At its pea…
Howdy neighbours,
Who went to the Franklin Home and Lifestyle Expo over the weekend?
What did you think?
Around a quarter of properties in the Auckland region are without power this morning following last night’s storm.
120,000 properties are currently without power and power companies are working to restore this.
Auckland Council and partner agencies are prioritising making sites safe and … View moreAround a quarter of properties in the Auckland region are without power this morning following last night’s storm.
120,000 properties are currently without power and power companies are working to restore this.
Auckland Council and partner agencies are prioritising making sites safe and securing damaged trees and debris to make it easier to restore power.
Residents should call 09 301 0101 to report trees down on public land and around the roading network. Care must be taken around downed power lines.
Auckland Emergency Management Director John Dragicevich says contractors have been out all night to remove trees that are impeding power restoration work.
“We are working quickly to determine the full extent of the damage from last night’s storm.
“We will be prioritising cleaning up trees that have damaged power lines and clearing the roads from any storm debris that will impede traffic flow.
“Emergency Services received over 1600 calls over night as a result of this event. If you or your property is at risk, call 111.
“Take extra care when travelling and drive to the conditions.”
On your property
Transport:
Follow Auckland Transport and NZTA for up to date travel information.
Motorways are open, as is the majority of the roading network.
The following local roads are closed: Pine Ave between Parrs Cross Rd loops, Henderson; Woodside Ave, Massey; Maskell St, St Heliers; Temple St, Meadowbank and Gillies Ave, between Kohia Tce and Kimberley near Balmoral. Roads partially blocked: corner Charles Rd and Glenbrook Rd, Karaka and corner of Marne Rd and Settlement Rd, Papakura.
Rail services
Southern Line:
Services suspended between Papakura and Puhinui
Southern Line operating to/from Manukau on a 30 minute frequency
Scheduled buses in place between Manukau and Papakura
Pukekohe Shuttle:
Services are operating, with delays
Diesel services will operate from Pukekohe to Otahuhu
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