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The annual Auckland Marathon takes place on Sunday morning and will have an impact on the Northern Motorway and Auckland Harbour Bridge.
The NZ Transport Agency says the two southbound clip-on lanes of the bridge will be closed from 4am to allow the participants to safely complete the course. … View moreThe annual Auckland Marathon takes place on Sunday morning and will have an impact on the Northern Motorway and Auckland Harbour Bridge.
The NZ Transport Agency says the two southbound clip-on lanes of the bridge will be closed from 4am to allow the participants to safely complete the course. It’s planned the lanes will be open again by 11am.
One lane of the Northern Motorway will be closed southbound from Esmonde Rd Interchange to the Onewa road on ramp and two lanes will be closed from there to the bridge. The Onewa Rd southbound on-ramp to the motorway will also be closed.
On the city side of the bridge, the Shelly Beach Rd off-ramp and the Curran St on-ramp will be closed from 4am to 11am. The Fanshawe St off-ramp will be closed from 2am until 3pm.
The Northern Busway Bus Only lanes will be closed from Constellation Drive to Onewa interchange, with runners entering the Busway at Smales Farm.
It is encouraged to use the alternative Western Ring Route, via State Highway 18 and 16 for travel into the city and the Waterview Tunnel and State Highway 20 for southbound journeys.
Read more here
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Want news for and about older New Zealanders? Then check out the latest edition of the SuperSeniors newsletter.
In the October issue we celebrate seniors as part of International Day of Older Persons. Telecommunications Commissioner, Dr Stephen Gale, talks about how to choose … View moreHi Neighbours!
Want news for and about older New Zealanders? Then check out the latest edition of the SuperSeniors newsletter.
In the October issue we celebrate seniors as part of International Day of Older Persons. Telecommunications Commissioner, Dr Stephen Gale, talks about how to choose the right internet plan and we learn more about how to become a Dementia Friend.
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We recently visited Totara Park with our dog and came home with him covered in disgusting ticks. We have been walking in the park for 3 years and have never had this problem so we revisited the park a few days later and sure enough discovered more ticks.
The park itself is home to cows who … View moreHi
We recently visited Totara Park with our dog and came home with him covered in disgusting ticks. We have been walking in the park for 3 years and have never had this problem so we revisited the park a few days later and sure enough discovered more ticks.
The park itself is home to cows who spread these pests and have also apparently chased a few people recently. There are signs up in the park regarding the cows which have been defaced by residents with things such as "land destroyers" and "polluters".
The last time we visited, the cows had blocked the walking track so we tried to go around only to discover that the ground had been ruined to the point you couldn't walk for fear you'd break your ankle so we had to walk on the street, we may as well have walked around our own street.
Honestly i am getting a little bit sick of seeing the "farms in parks" scheme as it ruins the experience, spreads pests and is just another way to drum up money for the council all while ruining the parks that taxes go towards. When paying dog rego some of the money is said to go towards dog parks, but when you cant use them because cows are given preference under the guise of it being good for children, it really grinds my gears.
I have written the council regarding the ticks and of course, nothing back.
Just wondering if anyone else has had similar experiences.
Thanks
I can't wait to see you at my open homes this weekend, including some of the last open homes for 116 Sandspit Road, Waiuku with final inspection at 5.30pm before the Auction begins at 6.00pm on Wednesday 31st October. Fiona xx.
Halloween is always associated with truckloads of candy! But this year it seems like things are changing and healthy snacks might be on the menu. Is this the case for you?
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Chicken is a popular dish for many Kiwi families. But are you happy to pay the extra cost for free-range or organic chicken? If so, why do you fork out extra for it? Although buying free-range chicken might be an ethical choice for many, it's … View moreHi neighbours,
Chicken is a popular dish for many Kiwi families. But are you happy to pay the extra cost for free-range or organic chicken? If so, why do you fork out extra for it? Although buying free-range chicken might be an ethical choice for many, it's not necessarily any healthier than other chicken.
As part of a new Stuff series, we look at why chicken is so cheap to buy nowadays, what happens inside the barn, why chickens get so big and the use of antibiotics in chicken feed. To learn more about what happens to your chicken before you put it in your shopping trolley, click the links above.
Have you got an opinion on the topic? Share your thoughts in the replies below. (Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/ comments used on Stuff)
Just Listed! With a most desirable freehold title, this solid 2004 built home welcomes you in from a sunny verandah to a fabulously planned out space. With sought after Rosehill zoning for children, this would tick boxes for many aiming to step on the real estate ladder. Look no further, the price … View moreJust Listed! With a most desirable freehold title, this solid 2004 built home welcomes you in from a sunny verandah to a fabulously planned out space. With sought after Rosehill zoning for children, this would tick boxes for many aiming to step on the real estate ladder. Look no further, the price reflects the owner's motivation! Fiona xx
Are your children or grandchildren scared of the dark? Give them something fun to look at when the lights go out with this clever glow in the dark moons made using Resene testpots and Resene FX Nightlight glow in the dark paint. Your kids will love it! Make the most of your weekend with this … View moreAre your children or grandchildren scared of the dark? Give them something fun to look at when the lights go out with this clever glow in the dark moons made using Resene testpots and Resene FX Nightlight glow in the dark paint. Your kids will love it! Make the most of your weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself.
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We have dismantled our very successful Exhibition at the Sir Edmund Hillary Library and booked for the next one in April 2019.
Last Wednesday we learnt how to do washes, backgrounds and mask some of our finer work using watercolour, thanks to Gloria and Carol.
Next week we plan to … View moreHi Everyone,
We have dismantled our very successful Exhibition at the Sir Edmund Hillary Library and booked for the next one in April 2019.
Last Wednesday we learnt how to do washes, backgrounds and mask some of our finer work using watercolour, thanks to Gloria and Carol.
Next week we plan to complete a painting using the techniques we have been shown.
As always new members are most welcome.
Where to find us: - We meet at the Old Central School Hall 57 Wood St Papakura every Wednesday 12-3:30pm
What do we offer: - Free painting time, Art Tuition with experienced Artists Demonstrations and tips, a great book and DVD library, Workshops, Social interaction, Exhibitions, Competition, Plein Air days, a weekly newsletter, free tea and coffee available; make it yourself and bring along your lunch for a sit down and chat from mid-day.
What we use: - Our members work in watercolour, pastels, acrylics, oils, pencil/pen and charcoal and mixed media.
Who are we: - We are a very active group of people who welcome new members and who are always willing to help if you need some help.
For More Information Contact Glenda 021 928 028
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Chessie Egan at eHearing is dedicated to helping local residents improve their hearing. Did you know that there may be funding available to cover the majority of the cost?
We are dedicated to helping people find solutions for their hearing needs at whatever budget level. No matter what your … View moreChessie Egan at eHearing is dedicated to helping local residents improve their hearing. Did you know that there may be funding available to cover the majority of the cost?
We are dedicated to helping people find solutions for their hearing needs at whatever budget level. No matter what your circumstance or situation, we will find a solution for you. We approach holistically and include all options that are available – not just hearing aids.
Here is what people in our local area have to say about their experience at eHearing.
Your friendly neighbourhood Audiologist
Come along and support local kids as they race their home-made wearable cardboard cars around Pukekohe Town Square, then mix and mingle with the ITM Auckland SuperSprint drivers! Enjoy entertainment from local groups and the chance to grab a selfie with your favourite Supercars driver. Thursday 1… View moreCome along and support local kids as they race their home-made wearable cardboard cars around Pukekohe Town Square, then mix and mingle with the ITM Auckland SuperSprint drivers! Enjoy entertainment from local groups and the chance to grab a selfie with your favourite Supercars driver. Thursday 1 November in Pukekohe Town Square from 4pm – 7pm.
If you have a motobike and would love to join our charity ride then come along to 250 Puhinui Road at 9am on the 11th of November to register.
More details on our website.
Hello all this is an open Invitation to come and have a look at the Franklin Chess Club next Thursday the 1st of November the Club is situated in the Pukekohe Library upstairs in the Leslie Cromie room, hours are 7pm to 8.30pm
Best to park behind the Library and come through the rear doors, all … View moreHello all this is an open Invitation to come and have a look at the Franklin Chess Club next Thursday the 1st of November the Club is situated in the Pukekohe Library upstairs in the Leslie Cromie room, hours are 7pm to 8.30pm
Best to park behind the Library and come through the rear doors, all are Welcome.
The Club meets on the first Thursday of each Month (except January).
My contact details are 0272128232, ron-lanning@xtra.co.nz and work 092690285.
Regards
Ron Lanning
Im pleased to say that this gorgeous home at Boundry Rd, Opaheke has been sold! I wish my vendors all the best for their future endeavors! Fiona xx
Last week the staff at Ray White Papakura are looking fabulous at their Pink Day lunch, to help support The Breast Cancer Foundation NZ. They were able to raise over $300 - well done!!👍
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