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Entries are now open for the 2018 Auckland Bike Challenge. Register today at www.lovetoride.net...
It's been six decades since the Kamo Free Kindergarten first opened its doors to the children of the…
Whangarei District Council and the Whangarei Art Museum Trust (WAMT) are proud to welcome new community representative trustee Carin Wilson, of Ngāti Awa, Ngāi te Rangihouhiri, Ngāti Rongomai descent.
Mr. Wilson is a craftsman and artist of distinction and a trail-blazing advocate for Māori … View moreWhangarei District Council and the Whangarei Art Museum Trust (WAMT) are proud to welcome new community representative trustee Carin Wilson, of Ngāti Awa, Ngāi te Rangihouhiri, Ngāti Rongomai descent.
Mr. Wilson is a craftsman and artist of distinction and a trail-blazing advocate for Māori and Pacifica art and design.
Read more about Carin here: ► bit.ly...
Can you help your neighbours survive Christmas?
Whether it’s clever ways to untangle the tinsel, the perfect glossy ham glaze, cheap and cheerful gift ideas, or how to manage an unexpected guest, having a few festive tricks up your sleeve never goes astray.
Spread a little joy by … View moreCan you help your neighbours survive Christmas?
Whether it’s clever ways to untangle the tinsel, the perfect glossy ham glaze, cheap and cheerful gift ideas, or how to manage an unexpected guest, having a few festive tricks up your sleeve never goes astray.
Spread a little joy by sharing a little advice. Simply share your top Christmas Survival Tip (or Tips!) with your neighbours and you could win a $100 SuperValue gift voucher. There’s 10 prizes up for grabs!
Appearing on Australian Ninja Warrior felt like a fall from grace, says a former rugby star from Wha…
Coastal communities in north Auckland are upset with the lack of communication in the search for mis…
When artist Jessie Rose heard a childhood friend was diagnosed with motor neuron disease she wanted …
A near death and a knife fight during last year's Mediaworks sponsored drinkfest 'Crate Day' has pol…
The discovery of a battered old book has bridged the gap between Australia and Northland and opened …
The nationwide test of the Emergency Mobile Alert system is happening on Sunday 26 November.
If your life, health or property is in serious danger, an Emergency Mobile Alert could be sent to your mobile phone. Check whether your phone is on the list and find out more at … View moreThe nationwide test of the Emergency Mobile Alert system is happening on Sunday 26 November.
If your life, health or property is in serious danger, an Emergency Mobile Alert could be sent to your mobile phone. Check whether your phone is on the list and find out more at www.civildefence.govt.nz...
Did you know Downtown and Victoria St Carpark offer discounted priority parking for drivers with two or more people?
Find out more details on the Auckland Transport website!
The AT Park lets you pay for on street parking straight from your phone, find out more about the app here: AT.govt.nz/atpark
Parents with pushchair car parks are now common in at shopping centres, but policing who parks in them is tricky. Normally, the parks are slightly wider to allow parents easier access to wrangle their little ones out of the car and into a puschair.
Who should be allowed to park in parent parks?
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