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Summer is almost here and it’s time for people to renew their permits to drive on Karioitahi beach. The permits are free and can be applied for online through the Auckland Council website. Beach users need to apply for a new permit every year for each vehicle they want to use.
Follow the link … View moreSummer is almost here and it’s time for people to renew their permits to drive on Karioitahi beach. The permits are free and can be applied for online through the Auckland Council website. Beach users need to apply for a new permit every year for each vehicle they want to use.
Follow the link below:
www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
If you can’t take your normal route home, how will you get there? Who will you go with? Where will you meet up if your street is a no-go zone? Do your neighbours need help? Go to www.happens.nz... and make a plan today.
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Salary Range of various roles within Corrections NZ (Go to this link for more info - frontlinejobs.corrections.govt.nz...)
Corrections Officer - 49-61K
Probation officer - 52-64K
Case Manager - 52 - 66K
Programme Facilitator - 56 -69K
Instructor - 54-68K
Corrections New… View moreSalary Range of various roles within Corrections NZ (Go to this link for more info - frontlinejobs.corrections.govt.nz...)
Corrections Officer - 49-61K
Probation officer - 52-64K
Case Manager - 52 - 66K
Programme Facilitator - 56 -69K
Instructor - 54-68K
Corrections New Zealand are seeking those from our community who are serious about wanting to “be the change”...
By becoming a Corrections Officer, you can not only change your life and shape a better future for you and your whanau, but you can also change lives and shape a better future for those within our prisons.
In partnership with the community, Corrections are holding an information fono on Wednesday the 19th and Thursday the 20th of October at 7pm, at the Pacific Advance Senior School, 42 Atkinson Ave, Otahuhu.
So, if you want to find out more than join us ...and “Be the Change”. For more information visit
frontlinejobs.corrections.govt.nz...
See you there!
It's not too late to make your way to Aotea Square this evening for the Auckland Diwali Festival. Grab a bite to eat at one of the food stalls, catch some vibrant performances on the main stage and then watch the spectacular Barfoot & Thompson fireworks finale at 9pm!
At Mobil we’ve made some improvements including re-imaged stations, lighting you’ll love our new look pumps for a more pleasant station experience. At selected sites only. Come see for yourself. At selected stations only. We think you’ll like what’s changed. Learn more here.
This week in Pulse of the Nation we're asking about boy racers, also known as 'car enthusiasts'. Are they a concern in your community?
This year the theme for Get Ready Week is Prepared Kids. We know that when kids are involved in preparing for emergencies and learning about natural hazards, they encourage their families to be more prepared and play a more active role in responding to and recovering from emergencies.
As part of… View moreThis year the theme for Get Ready Week is Prepared Kids. We know that when kids are involved in preparing for emergencies and learning about natural hazards, they encourage their families to be more prepared and play a more active role in responding to and recovering from emergencies.
As part of Get Ready Week 2016, we are launching our redeveloped schools resource What’s the Plan, encouraging schools to update their emergency preparedness plans and use the new resource to build resilience as a life skill for their students.
Here are our top tips for Prepared Kids
1. Give the school or day care a list of three people who can pick the kids up if you can’t get there.
2. Talk to your kids in an honest (but not scary) way about what might happen in an emergency, what you can do to keep safe, and what your plan is for if you can’t get home. The more involved they are, the less scared they will be if an emergency does happen.
3. Make a plan with your kids. Sit down together and talk about the things you need every day and work out what you would do if you didn’t have them. Grab a piece of paper and write down what you agree, who you need to contact and things you need to do to get ready.
4. Get your kids involved in getting supplies and checking them regularly. In an emergency you could be stuck at home for three
days or more. You probably have most of these things already, and you don’t have to have them all in one place, but you might have to find them in a hurry and/or in the dark.
www.happens.nz...
We’re delighted to invite you to nominate your favourite local business in the inaugural Vodafone Local Business Awards. You can help them win great prizes - and win some for yourself!
Whether it’s the superb customer service from your local plumber, the dedication of your doctor, or the … View moreWe’re delighted to invite you to nominate your favourite local business in the inaugural Vodafone Local Business Awards. You can help them win great prizes - and win some for yourself!
Whether it’s the superb customer service from your local plumber, the dedication of your doctor, or the friendly face at the café that resonates with you - these awards are about recognising outstanding Kiwi businesses that help make our communities tick.
Nominate your favourite business now and you’re in the draw to win one of two $100 Prezzy® cards!
Read more here: www.stuff.co.nz...
One of my favourite shows when I was a kid - as well as Buck Rogers and the Dukes of Hazzard. What were your's - share with your neighbours and bring back some fun TV memories :)
Good afternoon,
Watercare has been looking at the best way to treat the extra wastewater being generated in the south Franklin communities. An application for a long term discharge consent was lodged with the Waikato Regional Council on 05 October 2016. For more information on the consent and … View moreGood afternoon,
Watercare has been looking at the best way to treat the extra wastewater being generated in the south Franklin communities. An application for a long term discharge consent was lodged with the Waikato Regional Council on 05 October 2016. For more information on the consent and its associated processes, please go to the council website www.waikatoregion.govt.nz...
To keep up with what's going on in your area, please visit www.watercare.co.uk... - 'work in your area'
Thanks,
Yasmeen
Hi neighbours, My Grandson has two stuffed Gorillas (named Big Pete & Little Pete) and would like a third one for his 3rd birthday. With all the big, flash toys that we could get him, he has asked for another "Petie" to sleep with him (as the other two do). Ideally I would love to … View moreHi neighbours, My Grandson has two stuffed Gorillas (named Big Pete & Little Pete) and would like a third one for his 3rd birthday. With all the big, flash toys that we could get him, he has asked for another "Petie" to sleep with him (as the other two do). Ideally I would love to give him a Petie girl but I have left it too late to get one from Australia, before his party on Saturday....Any help would be appreciated...thanks
Progress results for 2016 local elections! Progress results are based on votes counted so far and may change based on votes cast today and special votes.
Elected members in order of votes counted:
Franklin Local Board
Waiuku Subdivision
DRUYVEN, Sharlene … View moreProgress results for 2016 local elections! Progress results are based on votes counted so far and may change based on votes cast today and special votes.
Elected members in order of votes counted:
Franklin Local Board
Waiuku Subdivision
DRUYVEN, Sharlene
CROMPTON, Brendon
Pukekohe Subdivision
BAKER, Andy
COLE, Alan
KLOETEN, Niko
KAY, Murray
For progress results across Auckland go to:
www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
Check back at this site tomorrow Sunday 9 October for provisional results (which includes votes hand delivered on Saturday morning).
Final results (which includes special votes) will be available on 13 October.
Keep updated with the preliminary candidate results which will be available on the below link after 2pm this Saturday 8 October.
www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
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