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Parks and reserves update: The playgrounds and sports fields are fine however we are asking that people stay away from treed areas in the parks and reserves. Our teams are taping off dangerous areas as they inspect them and the entrances to four reserves in Havelock North are being closed: Tainui, … View moreParks and reserves update: The playgrounds and sports fields are fine however we are asking that people stay away from treed areas in the parks and reserves. Our teams are taping off dangerous areas as they inspect them and the entrances to four reserves in Havelock North are being closed: Tainui, Tauroa, Tanner, Kairunga. Priority is being given to clearing trees and branches that pose a threat. Please keep away from the fallen trees and debris - take extra care out there.
A huge thank you to the wonderful people of Hastings and Havelock North, our collectors were amazing to turn out on a day when such awful weather was on its way and to those who gave, thank you for your generosity, it is a huge boost for therapeutic riding in Hastings. A special thank you to our … View moreA huge thank you to the wonderful people of Hastings and Havelock North, our collectors were amazing to turn out on a day when such awful weather was on its way and to those who gave, thank you for your generosity, it is a huge boost for therapeutic riding in Hastings. A special thank you to our co-ordinator Coleen Davey and to the SBS Bank in Hastings our base for the day.
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With the wild weather hitting many parts of New Zealand today, it’s important to be prepared for widespread flooding, heavy rain, slips, and wind damage. You can be prepared by ensuring your emergency kits are fully-stocked and you’ve got plenty of water.
* Find out which items to put in … View moreWith the wild weather hitting many parts of New Zealand today, it’s important to be prepared for widespread flooding, heavy rain, slips, and wind damage. You can be prepared by ensuring your emergency kits are fully-stocked and you’ve got plenty of water.
* Find out which items to put in your emergency kit
* Keep an eye on MetService weather updates for more information. Remember to check in on your neighbours to make sure they’re OK. Stay safe on the roads, and consider altering your Easter travel plans.
With hundreds of Bay of Plenty residents already hit hard with severe flooding, we’ve launched an appeal to help. Many families will never be able to return to their homes. 100% of donations will go to those in need, please donate now.
Stay safe!
The team at New Zealand Red Cross
Does anyone have, or know someone with access, to a laboratory? I want to get some photos taken for some advertising using some props and in a lab. Obviously won't be doing anything dangerous. It's just for some pics. Happy to pay for this of course.
It's the long weekend! If you're planning to enjoy a relaxing weekend at home with loved ones, why not whip up some French Toast with Bacon & Maple Syrup.
They are quick, easy and delicious! Serves up to 6 people, so feel free to invite your family or neighbours over for brunch. … View moreIt's the long weekend! If you're planning to enjoy a relaxing weekend at home with loved ones, why not whip up some French Toast with Bacon & Maple Syrup.
They are quick, easy and delicious! Serves up to 6 people, so feel free to invite your family or neighbours over for brunch. Alternatively, serve with fresh fruit and with your favourite hot drink.
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Residents of the Esk area in Hastings have been told to boil their drinking water after e.coli was f…
ONE DAY SALE Thursday 13/04/2017! Don't Miss Out!
40% off Storewide Plus 50% off Super Deals (Excludes Panda Deals & NZ Made Lounge Suites 30% off)
Visit your nearest PK store on Thursday and find out how to go into the draw to WIN a Tasman Park NZ Made Mattress!
*Latest entries … View moreONE DAY SALE Thursday 13/04/2017! Don't Miss Out!
40% off Storewide Plus 50% off Super Deals (Excludes Panda Deals & NZ Made Lounge Suites 30% off)
Visit your nearest PK store on Thursday and find out how to go into the draw to WIN a Tasman Park NZ Made Mattress!
*Latest entries to the draw by 8pm Thursday 13/04/2017. Winner to be announced on Facebook.
Construction of a long-awaited roundabout at one of the country's worst accident black-spots was del…
New Zealand is once again preparing for it's second cyclone in as many weeks. Please ensure you and your neighbours are prepared by becoming familiar with the following resources:
• Get live weather updates from the team at Stuff.co.nz
• Take a look at at what your region can expect … View moreNew Zealand is once again preparing for it's second cyclone in as many weeks. Please ensure you and your neighbours are prepared by becoming familiar with the following resources:
• Get live weather updates from the team at Stuff.co.nz
• Take a look at at what your region can expect from Cyclone Cook here: www.stuff.co.nz...
• Sign up to send and receive text and email updates for emergency situations. Find out more about Neighbourly Urgent Alerts.
• To spread the word and notify others of what's happening around your neighbourhood contact your local reporter to share details and/or photos
This afternoon a friendly lady knocked on my door and explained about all the good work that the Red Cross is doing in my neighbourhood. She was kosher - had all the right ID - and did not collect cash or cheques, but had a really excellent soft sell manner, getting me to agree how good the Red … View moreThis afternoon a friendly lady knocked on my door and explained about all the good work that the Red Cross is doing in my neighbourhood. She was kosher - had all the right ID - and did not collect cash or cheques, but had a really excellent soft sell manner, getting me to agree how good the Red Cross is, and then subtle pressure to get me to sign up to a regular giving plan by automatic payment or debit/credit card. She told me that all my lovely neighbours had signed up. I found it really hard to say 'no' but I did. No doubt she is being paid by commission but I prefer to donate to the Red Cross in my own way - I donate through Kiwibank from time to time. They give me a tax receipt on the spot. I do not want any of my donation to go towards commission.
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