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The Northern Corridor Improvements project has been approved to start construction next year on a new motorway connection, new lanes and motorway upgrades, an extension of the Northern Busway and over 7kms of new walking and cycling paths. The project works will run for the next three years, and … View moreThe Northern Corridor Improvements project has been approved to start construction next year on a new motorway connection, new lanes and motorway upgrades, an extension of the Northern Busway and over 7kms of new walking and cycling paths. The project works will run for the next three years, and we’ll be working hard to minimise disruption and provide real-time travel info to keep everyone safe and moving.
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Where: Life Church, 25 Arrenway Drive, Albany
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When: Friday 8th December, 4.30pm -7pm
Where: 55 Meadowood Drive, Unsworth Heights
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Bring on the palusami, pai fala or keke 'isite. Break out the colourful ei katu, fragrant coconut oils or pareus – stallholder applications are open for the 2018 Pasifika Festival.
The festival takes place on Saturday, 24 March and Sunday, 25 March at Western Springs Park.
It is … View moreBring on the palusami, pai fala or keke 'isite. Break out the colourful ei katu, fragrant coconut oils or pareus – stallholder applications are open for the 2018 Pasifika Festival.
The festival takes place on Saturday, 24 March and Sunday, 25 March at Western Springs Park.
It is divided into 11 villages, each representing a different Pacific Island culture and with its own entertainment stage and stalls.
Applications are open for food, craft, information and commercial stalls including not-for-profit options.
Apply online, with applications closing on 12 January 2018.
This class introduces you to the world of steam, highlighting the nutritional and flavour benefits steam has to offer, while showcasing how this new generation of steam cooking can integrate into your lifestyle. In a comfortable setting which encourages questions, this class will equip you with the… View moreThis class introduces you to the world of steam, highlighting the nutritional and flavour benefits steam has to offer, while showcasing how this new generation of steam cooking can integrate into your lifestyle. In a comfortable setting which encourages questions, this class will equip you with the knowledge about optimal ways steam can transform the way you cook. We'd love you to join us.
With last week's announcement that the fungal disease myrtle rust had been found for the first time in Auckland, there are fears it could spread rapidly through the region.
Gardeners across the North Island and in the upper South Island need to be on alert to any sign of the disease. … View moreWith last week's announcement that the fungal disease myrtle rust had been found for the first time in Auckland, there are fears it could spread rapidly through the region.
Gardeners across the North Island and in the upper South Island need to be on alert to any sign of the disease. Here's what to do.
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A second discovery of myrtle rust has been made on ramarama plants at a private property in St Lukes.
This comes after the first finding of the fungal plant disease in the Auckland region last week in the Waimauku area of west Auckland.
Myrtle rust is a fungus that attacks and can potentially… View moreA second discovery of myrtle rust has been made on ramarama plants at a private property in St Lukes.
This comes after the first finding of the fungal plant disease in the Auckland region last week in the Waimauku area of west Auckland.
Myrtle rust is a fungus that attacks and can potentially seriously affect myrtle species plants including some significant natives such as pōhutukawa, ramarama, mānuka and rātā.
What to do if you see myrtle rust:
Initial symptoms are powdery, bright yellow or orange-yellow pustules on leaves, tips and stems.
Report any signs of the distinctive yellow fungus to MPI on 0800 80 99 66.
Do not touch the plant or the rust, as this may spread it.
If possible, take a photo of the plant and yellow patches and send the photo to MPI.
If you’re hitting the beach this summer, remember to stay safe. Follow these tips from Surf Life Saving Northern Region so that everyone has a great time.
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