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Variety is the children’s charity, helping to create brighter futures for Kiwi kids.Visit your local The Warehouse store and support this great cause by simply adding a $2 Scratch card or $1 donation to your purchase helping Kiwi kids with a chance at a better life.
The Warehouse, partnering … View moreVariety is the children’s charity, helping to create brighter futures for Kiwi kids.Visit your local The Warehouse store and support this great cause by simply adding a $2 Scratch card or $1 donation to your purchase helping Kiwi kids with a chance at a better life.
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better community.
Hi Neighbours,
Can you taste a difference between budget and premium milk? There are few things that divide the public as much as the budget versus branded milk debate.
In Stuff's new 'Milking It' investigation, we look at the difference between branded milks, the … View moreHi Neighbours,
Can you taste a difference between budget and premium milk? There are few things that divide the public as much as the budget versus branded milk debate.
In Stuff's new 'Milking It' investigation, we look at the difference between branded milks, the current milk prices in New Zealand, as well as the comeback of glass milk bottles.
So, what are your thoughts on our country's milk? Take part in our poll, and feel free to share your thoughts in the replies!
If you are after a cleaner or hairdresser in Waitetuna / Raglan area let me know my wife would be happy to help out.
Waikato District Council’s Proposed Waikato District Plan has been notified and the community can now make a submission.
The Proposed Waikato District Plan (Stage 1) establishes the guidelines for future growth and development, including rules for protecting the district’s environment and … View moreWaikato District Council’s Proposed Waikato District Plan has been notified and the community can now make a submission.
The Proposed Waikato District Plan (Stage 1) establishes the guidelines for future growth and development, including rules for protecting the district’s environment and heritage.
The Plan provides a new spatial vision for the future development of our communities and we look forward to receiving submissions from all community interests as we work towards finalising it.
The Plan gives guidance as to what you can do with your land – where you can put your garage and how many storeys your house can be depending on where you live in the district. But it also goes much deeper than that – we’re proud to say that our District Plan also protects our culture and heritage and has innovative ways to encourage development on Maori Freehold Land with papakaainga housing developments etc.
Up until now, the district has had two different sections of the Plans, planning provisions inherited from the old Franklin District Council and one for the rest of the district. With this Proposed Plan, we will be united and have one set of rules and guidelines for what we can do with land and how we manage the environment.
Reviewing the District Plan has been a long process which has involved numerous opportunities for the community to have their say, but the formal process of submissions is now open.
Key changes between the current Operative Plan and the Proposed Plan include:
• The adding of around 60 heritage sites and buildings, along with 16 notable trees to their respective lists. The rules have been amended to provide for ongoing maintenance and care or repair.
• A consistent residential zone and redeveloped village zone, along with three business zones. Additional residential zone areas have also been created in Tuakau, Pokeno, Te Kowhai, Taupiri, Ngaruawahia and Horotiu to allow for growth, along with an additional industrial zoned area in Huntly.
• Under the Taangata Whenua chapter, flexible provisions have been created that give more options for those with Maaori Freehold Land.
All landowners will have received a letter about the Proposed Waikato District Plan that either details the proposed changes to their property or prompts them to view the Plan to see if they would like to make a submission. We encourage everyone to make a submission online, but hard copies of the submission forms are also available from all Council offices, libraries and by phoning us on 0800 492 452 to request one.
Community drop-in sessions will be held in August and September throughout the district.
If you have any questions about the Proposed Waikato District Plan and the possible changes to your property, please drop in:
Te Kowhai Hall
Monday 17 September 11am-7pm
Tuesday 18 September 11am-7pm
If you would like advice on how to make a submission, make an appointment with an independent external expert by phoning 0800 492 452. Sessions with the expert are 30 minutes only and will take place at our drop-in sessions to be held throughout the district.
Lots of information on the Plan and its supporting documents can be found on our website, www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz.... This is also where you can make a submission.
The submission period opened on Wednesday 18 July, 2018 and will close at 5pm on Tuesday 9 October, 2018.
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Morning neighbours,
Many of us are distracted by our cell phones on a daily basis but have you been injured because of it? If so, we'd like to hear from you.
It could be anything from walking and texting or using a cell phone while driving.
If you'd like to share your story, … View moreMorning neighbours,
Many of us are distracted by our cell phones on a daily basis but have you been injured because of it? If so, we'd like to hear from you.
It could be anything from walking and texting or using a cell phone while driving.
If you'd like to share your story, contact reporter Jo Lines-MacKenzie - email: jo.lines-mackenzie@stuff.co.nz or (07) 8499769.
Thanks
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Just because it's cold outside, doesn't mean you have to stay blue! Your local Resene store is offering TWO Resene Cardholder offers for a limited time only.
1) Buy one Resene 60-80ml testpot, get one FREE.
2) And, get 25% off the normal price of Resene premium paints, sealers, … View moreJust because it's cold outside, doesn't mean you have to stay blue! Your local Resene store is offering TWO Resene Cardholder offers for a limited time only.
1) Buy one Resene 60-80ml testpot, get one FREE.
2) And, get 25% off the normal price of Resene premium paints, sealers, primers and wood stains 10L.
If you don’t have a Resene DIY card, sign up for your free card at your local Resene ColorShop or on the right here.
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Last year this event attracted 10,000 people.
Great summer event with music, dance, food, free face-painting and free toys for kids, rides and slides for kids... Come with your family and friends and have a wonderful time.
Pirongia Monthly Craft Market is on this Sunday - 26 August from 9-2pm.
Come and enjoy cheaper fuel (Waitomo), cheapest honey (Hanson Honey) and great crafts.
Including waste free options of produce bags, shopping bags, straw holders and other plastic free items - all at affordable prices - … View morePirongia Monthly Craft Market is on this Sunday - 26 August from 9-2pm.
Come and enjoy cheaper fuel (Waitomo), cheapest honey (Hanson Honey) and great crafts.
Including waste free options of produce bags, shopping bags, straw holders and other plastic free items - all at affordable prices - nothing over $10.
Hi does anyone have any Maori/English dictionaries for sale/free. Daughter learning Maori at uni this semester in readiness for her early childhood degree next year (4-6 years) in the hope of eventually being a hospital play specialist (she spent bulk of her childhood in/out of hospital and the … View moreHi does anyone have any Maori/English dictionaries for sale/free. Daughter learning Maori at uni this semester in readiness for her early childhood degree next year (4-6 years) in the hope of eventually being a hospital play specialist (she spent bulk of her childhood in/out of hospital and the specialists really helped her, so she wants to give back and help others). It's her 26th birthday 12th August and I'm trying to find her reasonably priced (0-$15 each depending on size/condition etc) and in reasonably good condition suitable Maori/English dictionaries. She is visually impaired so some may be required to be scanned in order to enable them to have larger font for her to read. Many thanks. I'm in the Dominion/Lloyd area. Other than her very loving mum she has the support of a wonderful caring partner (it was his birthday yesterday 'friday') as well as family and friends.
I finally understood the meaning of a fishbowl moment when I, the fish, found myself looking at the …
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Happy Monday everyone! Here's a beautiful video created by visual journalist Christel Yardley, of St Paul's Collegiate School students and St Joans rest home residents bonding over ukulele lessons.
We visited the rest home, along Peachgrove Rd, on Tuesday last week, and the activity … View moreHappy Monday everyone! Here's a beautiful video created by visual journalist Christel Yardley, of St Paul's Collegiate School students and St Joans rest home residents bonding over ukulele lessons.
We visited the rest home, along Peachgrove Rd, on Tuesday last week, and the activity room was full of joy.
Read more at the link below!
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