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From markets to beaches to sanctuaries, the Rodney region and Hibiscus Coast is spoilt for choice when it comes to amazing places to explore.
The Rodney Times is looking at writing a summer feature on the top 5 places to visit in our region.
What would make your top 5 list? If a tourist was … View moreFrom markets to beaches to sanctuaries, the Rodney region and Hibiscus Coast is spoilt for choice when it comes to amazing places to explore.
The Rodney Times is looking at writing a summer feature on the top 5 places to visit in our region.
What would make your top 5 list? If a tourist was visiting for just one day, where would you take them?
Let us know in the comments below.
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Some folks won't have a bar of it, but breast milk soap is proving more sud than dud with curious cu…
It's competition time! Show us how you're loving your backyard this Conservation Week , and you could win a conservation experience on iconic Ulva Island/Te Wharawhara !
You could be setting up a backyard trap, participating in a community conservation group, planting a native tree … View moreIt's competition time! Show us how you're loving your backyard this Conservation Week , and you could win a conservation experience on iconic Ulva Island/Te Wharawhara !
You could be setting up a backyard trap, participating in a community conservation group, planting a native tree or cleaning up beaches or streams.
Find out more here:
www.doc.govt.nz...
#LoveMyBackYard #ConservationWeek
If you see myrtle rust, please don’t touch it – report it!
Myrtle rust is a fungus that can destroy our native and taonga trees such as pōhutukawa and mānuka. It absolutely thrives in spring, making it much easier to spot.
Help us track myrtle rust and control its spread.
DO NOT … View moreIf you see myrtle rust, please don’t touch it – report it!
Myrtle rust is a fungus that can destroy our native and taonga trees such as pōhutukawa and mānuka. It absolutely thrives in spring, making it much easier to spot.
Help us track myrtle rust and control its spread.
DO NOT TOUCH OR DISTURB THE PLANT.
Take a photo and call us immediately on 0800 80 99 66.
Thanks for helping us fight myrtle rust.
Fifteen fire trucks have been rushed to Omaha, north Auckland to fight a house fire. A Fire and Eme…
Halloween is celebrated on October 31. It is particularly popular in the US and Ireland, and is gaining popularity in New Zealand.
But it's not for everyone.
What do you think? Is celebrating Halloween neighbourly fun, or not?
Vote in our poll and let us know your thoughts in the … View moreHalloween is celebrated on October 31. It is particularly popular in the US and Ireland, and is gaining popularity in New Zealand.
But it's not for everyone.
What do you think? Is celebrating Halloween neighbourly fun, or not?
Vote in our poll and let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Please write NFP (Not For Print) if you don't want your comments published in print.
PS - It's easy to opt out of Halloween. Simply print off one the signs below and stick it to your door or fence.
As the weather warms up and the glistening Hauraki Gulf beckons, boaties are being asked to clean th…
Hibiscus Coast Special Olympians walked the Olympic torch through Orewa this week to raise money to …
Our friends at Electric Kiwi presented us with a challenge - so we had a crack... Check out our “Don’t be an egg” video! We think it’s pretty egg-septional.
Think you can do a better job than the Neighbourly team? We’re egg-stending the challenge to Neighbourly members, and there’s a… View moreOur friends at Electric Kiwi presented us with a challenge - so we had a crack... Check out our “Don’t be an egg” video! We think it’s pretty egg-septional.
Think you can do a better job than the Neighbourly team? We’re egg-stending the challenge to Neighbourly members, and there’s a $200 Prezzy® card on offer for one lucky Neighbourly member.
Simply post your "Don't be an egg, switch to the Kiwi" clip on Electric Kiwi’s Facebook page with the hashtag #SwitchToTheKiwi, and tag Neighbourly in your message to let us know you’ve entered. Check out Electric Kiwi's competition guidelines here.
We'll announce the Neighbourly winner on 31 October 2017, so you better get cracking!
How the Harbour Bridge transformed northern Auckland is the focus of Silverdale Pioneer Village for …
Residents north of Auckland say weather conditions are no excuse for the lack of maintenance at park…
The south’s rich mix of cultures is mirrored in the exciting art, music and cultural festivals, and traces of former Māori settlements still remain after 800 years. The region is one of contrasts – markets and fine dining, gardens and glamping, wine and walking tracks. There’s heaps to do … View moreThe south’s rich mix of cultures is mirrored in the exciting art, music and cultural festivals, and traces of former Māori settlements still remain after 800 years. The region is one of contrasts – markets and fine dining, gardens and glamping, wine and walking tracks. There’s heaps to do for families, including feeding farm animals, a tropical butterfly house, paintball and the rides at Rainbow’s End theme park.
Protester Charlie Cottrell-Jury, who scaled a threatened 150 year old Norfolk pine at Snell’s Beach this morning, says he'll stay overnight in the tree to protect it.
The pine was due to be felled this morning by contractors but Cottrell-Jury says he won’t come down until the developer … View moreProtester Charlie Cottrell-Jury, who scaled a threatened 150 year old Norfolk pine at Snell’s Beach this morning, says he'll stay overnight in the tree to protect it.
The pine was due to be felled this morning by contractors but Cottrell-Jury says he won’t come down until the developer agrees to save it.
Snells Beach community members are rallying to support Cottrell-Jury by collecting food and overnight gear for him.
Do you think the tree should be saved?
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