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Auckland Council's proposed new global brand for the city - The Place Desired by Many - is the result of two year's involving 115 council staff, but has been slammed as a waste of public money.
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Can you come up with a better slogan for the Rodney - Hibiscus Coast? … View moreAuckland Council's proposed new global brand for the city - The Place Desired by Many - is the result of two year's involving 115 council staff, but has been slammed as a waste of public money.
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Can you come up with a better slogan for the Rodney - Hibiscus Coast? Let us know in the comments.
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With a registered AT HOP card, children aged 5-15 years pay 99 cents for bus and train travel on weekends and public holidays.
Make up to five bus or train trips over a four hour period with up to 30 minutes between each trip. Excludes SkyBus services.
Terms of use and registered prospectus for … View moreWith a registered AT HOP card, children aged 5-15 years pay 99 cents for bus and train travel on weekends and public holidays.
Make up to five bus or train trips over a four hour period with up to 30 minutes between each trip. Excludes SkyBus services.
Terms of use and registered prospectus for the AT HOP cards are available at AT.govt.nz/athop or at the AT Customer Service Centre, Britomart. The obligations of Auckland Transport under the AT HOP cards are unsecured.
We are thinking of all those affected by the earthquake and continuing aftershocks.
While most of us up here were largely unaffected, our hearts go out to those in Kaikoura, Wellington and surrounding areas.
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Selected New World, PAK’nSAVE and Four Square stores across Auckland will now be stocking prepay blue AT HOP cards. Terms and registered prospectus: AT.govt.nz/athop. The obligations of Auckland Transport under the AT HOP cards are unsecured.
Get inspired with the new The Range 2018 fashion fandeck from Resene, full of the latest on trend paint colours, popular neutrals and complementary colour ideas. To help you get started, get a FREE Resene testpot. Simply bring in a copy of this post to your local Resene owned ColorShop (print it … View moreGet inspired with the new The Range 2018 fashion fandeck from Resene, full of the latest on trend paint colours, popular neutrals and complementary colour ideas. To help you get started, get a FREE Resene testpot. Simply bring in a copy of this post to your local Resene owned ColorShop (print it off or show it on your phone!) and we’ll give you your choice of The Range 2018 testpot colour 60ml FREE! Offer valid until 30 November 2016.
Please don't burn plastic water containers in your back yard rubbish tin...... the smoke is soooooo bad for you - take them to the recycle yard in Beach Road, Dargaville. They take paper, cardboard, glass, plastic tins etc. and it's free to drop your recycle stuff there.
Come down and check out the Artisan's Fair Market this Saturday. Christmas is getting closer so time to start thinking about presents. Buy something beautiful & unique from some of Northland's most talented arts & crafts people.
The Rodney Times Christmas tree is up, but there's something missing ...
DONATIONS WANTED of unwrapped, new toys or gifts suitable for children (0-16 years). These gifts will be distributed to children in need within the Rodney area.
Collecting NOW until Friday, December 16.
Pop in - … View moreThe Rodney Times Christmas tree is up, but there's something missing ...
DONATIONS WANTED of unwrapped, new toys or gifts suitable for children (0-16 years). These gifts will be distributed to children in need within the Rodney area.
Collecting NOW until Friday, December 16.
Pop in - 8:30am - 12:30pm, 21 Florence Ave, Orewa
The jetty along the Hatea Loop will become a beautiful little over-the-water stopping point by Christmas.
Who out there in the community normally has a flutter at the Dargaville races. Will you be going on Friday? (Nov 11) Will you not be going because the special licence that has in the past allowed punters to bring their own booze has been turned down?
Have you always enjoy the laid back … View moreWho out there in the community normally has a flutter at the Dargaville races. Will you be going on Friday? (Nov 11) Will you not be going because the special licence that has in the past allowed punters to bring their own booze has been turned down?
Have you always enjoy the laid back atmosphere of this country meet?
Are you among any of those workplaces who will now have to make other arrangements for it pre- Christmas social event? We would love to hear your comments on the situation.
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Have you noticed just how loud the tui have been lately? Nick Beveridge, Auckland regional manager for Forest & Bird, says it's all about the breeding season and it's most likely the males that are making the din.
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Are you over the sound of tui?
Hi Neighbours,
Our cover story today is about journalist Karen Rutherford's journey to recovery after a car allegedly ploughed into her horse, throwing Rutherford into its windscreen. Rutherford is now getting behind a petition launched the week after her crash by the NZ Horse Network to … View moreHi Neighbours,
Our cover story today is about journalist Karen Rutherford's journey to recovery after a car allegedly ploughed into her horse, throwing Rutherford into its windscreen. Rutherford is now getting behind a petition launched the week after her crash by the NZ Horse Network to Minister of Transport Simon Bridges to make legislation clearer when it comes to passing horses on roads. Should horses be included in the national master plan for road safety?
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IT'S GETTING HOT!
This means we are on the hunt for the best place to buy icecream!
Vote for the best place to buy icecream, or put other suggestions below!
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