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WE ARE FOOD … View moreHave you got excess Fruits & Veg that you need rescuing?
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Wishing all the mothers, grandmothers, great grandmothers, step mothers, foster mothers and solo dads a very happy Mother’s Day
Whangarei saluted the five Northland members of the Commonwealth Games gold medallist Black Sticks …
Residents living near a large Whangarei park are shocked to learn of plans to build state housing on…
We want to help you celebrate your community’s volunteers with the Trustpower Community Awards. There’s $150,000 prize money up for grabs for community groups across 26 regions.
These awards celebrate groups big and small, dedicated to everything from health and wellbeing, to arts and … View moreWe want to help you celebrate your community’s volunteers with the Trustpower Community Awards. There’s $150,000 prize money up for grabs for community groups across 26 regions.
These awards celebrate groups big and small, dedicated to everything from health and wellbeing, to arts and culture, the environment, local heritage, sport, education and much more. If they’re making your community a better place, we want to hear about them!
Enter online at trustpower.co.nz/communityawards and you’ll also be in to win a $500 Prezzy Card. Entries close 31 May.
Abbie, Alice and Ash – your Trustpower Community Awards team
A Whangarei school caretaker will release his first solo music album this month to coincide with NZ…
Have you ever lived, or do you live in the Glenbervie, Kiripaka or Whareora areas? If so, you undoubtedly have some memories worth sharing.
These areas are steeped in history, and we are losing the personal memories of a different time as people move away or pass on.
The young people of today … View moreHave you ever lived, or do you live in the Glenbervie, Kiripaka or Whareora areas? If so, you undoubtedly have some memories worth sharing.
These areas are steeped in history, and we are losing the personal memories of a different time as people move away or pass on.
The young people of today have very little idea of how life was even twenty years ago. Let’s preserve those memories now, so future generations can be as fascinated as we are about our grand and great grandparents’ time.
Please contact Barbara Herman at barb@venture-gear.com or phone 09 4375347.
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The Team from Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management.
This week is NZ Sign Language week. Make it your mission to learn a handful of NZSL words this week - we'll help! "
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Fourteen Northland secondary school students pushed their limits and challenged their beliefs at 'Ko…
This week is NZ Sign Language week. Make it your mission to learn a handful of NZSL words this week - we'll help!
Today's word is COMMUNITY - In an emergency a big part of getting through is banding together with your community.
Get to know your neighbours, find out who can help you… View moreThis week is NZ Sign Language week. Make it your mission to learn a handful of NZSL words this week - we'll help!
Today's word is COMMUNITY - In an emergency a big part of getting through is banding together with your community.
Get to know your neighbours, find out who can help you and who might need your help.
Find out more about being prepared at www.happens.nz...
#NZSLWeek2018
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A popular stand-up paddle board event is promising to bring its unique, Northland charm back to the …
Hayden Paddon and co-driver Mal Peden in their Hyundai i20 claimed victory in ENEOS International Ra…
Whangarei Heads School pupils are staging a professional art exhibition. Artworks by each of the pu…
Drug education company Methcon is bringing a series of hard hitting programmes about the dangers of …
In recent weeks there has been a high number of calls from false caller IDs to kiwi mobile phones. If you've noticed a missed call from a number you don't recognise (particularly international numbers), it is important that you don't call this number back and consider reporting this … View moreIn recent weeks there has been a high number of calls from false caller IDs to kiwi mobile phones. If you've noticed a missed call from a number you don't recognise (particularly international numbers), it is important that you don't call this number back and consider reporting this as a potential scam.
Phone companies are advising customers to reject these calls and if you have friends or family living overseas, it is recommended to have their numbers added as contacts in your mobile phone, so you can identify when they are calling you.
- Check out these tips from Netsafe for how to help protect yourself from scams.
- Read about the different types of scams you could be caught out by including wangiri (one ring) and 'technical support' scams
- Find out how to report a phone scam here.
If you’re not sure if something is legitimate or genuine you can contact Netsafe free advice seven days a week on 0508 NETSAFE or visit netsafe.org.nz
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