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LeaderBrand has issued a public recall on the entire packaged salad range.
The company asked customers who bought its caesar salad, classic salads, fresh plus salads, value bag salads, Pam's fresh express salads and 100 per cent fresh salads, from Countdown, New World or … View moreHi Neighbours,
LeaderBrand has issued a public recall on the entire packaged salad range.
The company asked customers who bought its caesar salad, classic salads, fresh plus salads, value bag salads, Pam's fresh express salads and 100 per cent fresh salads, from Countdown, New World or Pak 'n Save after March 3 to not eat it or return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
A bright business student has received a boost in the form of a memorial scholarship. Former Orewa …
Construction site burglars have again reared their dishonest heads in north Auckland. This time str…
Watercare is urging Aucklanders to reduce their water use by 20 litres per day until the end of March because this week’s storm has restricted the treatment capacity of the city’s largest water treatment plant. Water quality has not been compromised.
How much water is 20 litres?
Twenty … View moreWatercare is urging Aucklanders to reduce their water use by 20 litres per day until the end of March because this week’s storm has restricted the treatment capacity of the city’s largest water treatment plant. Water quality has not been compromised.
How much water is 20 litres?
Twenty litres will fill two buckets with water.
How can I save water easily?
1. Cut your shower time by two minutes: Approximate saving = 16 litres
2. Turn off the tap when brushing your teeth. Approximate saving = 4 litres
3. Don’t use your toilet to flush rubbish. Approximate saving = 7 litres
4. Only run your dishwasher when it’s full.
5. Only run your washing machine when it’s full.
Around half of Auckland’s water is sourced from four water storage dams in the Hunua Ranges. This water is treated at Ardmore Water Treatment Plant. Currently, the Ardmore plant is treating 50 per cent less water than normal because the flow entering the plant from the dams contains a lot of silt due to slips and erosion in the catchment, giving it a muddy appearance and making it more challenging to treat.
A car has been found abandoned on Red Beach, Chief commander at Police Northern Communication Centr…
Yesterday I had the honour of speaking at the final New Zealand Korea Veterans Association parade. It was a beautiful event, held in the Hall of Memories at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.
Time is the enemy of us all, and sadly many of our vets have passed away in recent years. As one who … View moreYesterday I had the honour of speaking at the final New Zealand Korea Veterans Association parade. It was a beautiful event, held in the Hall of Memories at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.
Time is the enemy of us all, and sadly many of our vets have passed away in recent years. As one who spoke yesterday put it, they have "marched into the pages of New Zealand's military history".
Thank you to all of our veterans. Your sacrifices and bravery will not be forgotten.
At 15 years old, Sarah Albom made a life-changing decision, and boarded a flight bound for Argentina…
Approval is being sought by Auckland Council from the Department of Conservation to remove the reser…
This month we're pedalling for Plunket, raising money for their nationwide community services! Follow our journey and donate at www.pedalforplunket.org.nz... #Pedal4Plunket
The new Puhoi Fire Station is well on it's way and so is the brand new entity called Fire and Emerge…
A bid to encourage pupils to walk to school has seen an Orewa school think outside - and above - the…
Auckland Council's freedom camping pilot has divided public opinion in the Rodney District. The two month pilot, which started last week, sees 29 sites between Pukekohe and Wellsford designated for freedom campers, around half of which are in Rodney or Hibiscus Coast.
Is the pilot going … View moreAuckland Council's freedom camping pilot has divided public opinion in the Rodney District. The two month pilot, which started last week, sees 29 sites between Pukekohe and Wellsford designated for freedom campers, around half of which are in Rodney or Hibiscus Coast.
Is the pilot going to lead to damage, destruction and mess? Or, is it a great way for tourists - and Kiwis - to see New Zealand?
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Further development for the north-west has been put on the back burner. On March 7 Auckland Council…
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