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Hi neighbours see you at the open day, due to H & S please no pets inside during viewing, thanks. Your hosts are Henk, Reg and Peter.
We are a local private buyer wanting to downsize to a smaller house or unit in Onerahi which has parking for a caravan. Prefer north facing easy care section.
Two plus bedrooms and workshop area in the $350,000 to 400,000 bracket. Cash buyer.
Txt or Phone Ken 0204777044.
Pants size 22 shirt is a youth medium both in good condition. Helmet has slight crack on visa. Boots approx 23 cm in used condition.
We are wanting to purchase a Ranch slider, french doors or similar large opening window. Happy to pick up. Second hand with a bit of work needed on it is fine too.
All three tracks in Whangarei’s award-winning Parihaka Reserve will be upgraded late this summer and into winter.
Whangarei company Plantpro & Sons will improve drainage plus surfaces; install boxed steps; and widen then level the Dobbie, Drummond and Ross tracks one by one starting early … View moreAll three tracks in Whangarei’s award-winning Parihaka Reserve will be upgraded late this summer and into winter.
Whangarei company Plantpro & Sons will improve drainage plus surfaces; install boxed steps; and widen then level the Dobbie, Drummond and Ross tracks one by one starting early February.
Signs will be going up at the entrance to Mair Park to let users know which track is closed and what alternatives there are.
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A new Dargaville based customer service centre to cater for an increased number of field staff worki…
The Northland branch of New Zealand Masters Athletics are hosting the 44th annual championships at t…
Palmers Whangarei is full of colour at the moment with hanging baskets, potted colour, impatiens, flower seedlings, begonias, roses and the BIGGEST range of newly arrived hibiscus ever held at Palmers.
Get in quick for our hot buys, including 1.9lt Lemon Meyers for $9.99, 1.5lt Fuchias for … View morePalmers Whangarei is full of colour at the moment with hanging baskets, potted colour, impatiens, flower seedlings, begonias, roses and the BIGGEST range of newly arrived hibiscus ever held at Palmers.
Get in quick for our hot buys, including 1.9lt Lemon Meyers for $9.99, 1.5lt Fuchias for $9.99, 1.25lt Black Magic Passionfruit for $7.99 and a massive 40% off our solar lighting, ideal for paths and lighting up the plants at night. Pop in to our cafe and enjoy our unique setting.
Palmers, for expert advice and a range of plants for all conditions.
Donald Beasley, one of Northland's most distinguished pediatrician and child advocates, has died at …
The Whangarei district's proposed 10-year-plan is currently being reviewed by AuditNZ before being r…
Hi Neighbours,
It's time to recognise outstanding tradespeople in the plumbing industry. Nominations for the 2018 New Zealand Plumbing Awards are now open!
Nine categories cover individuals (including apprentices and certifying tradespeople), businesses, product development and projects.… View moreHi Neighbours,
It's time to recognise outstanding tradespeople in the plumbing industry. Nominations for the 2018 New Zealand Plumbing Awards are now open!
Nine categories cover individuals (including apprentices and certifying tradespeople), businesses, product development and projects. While most awards are for Master Plumbers members only, some are also open to non members.
Further information - and entry forms - can be found on our website. Nominations close on Friday 9 February - so be quick! Winners will be announced at a gala dinner in Hamilton on 23 March 2018.
A warmer and wetter start to the year is on the cards for Northland, potentially bringing some much-needed relief for the region's farms. However, farmers aren't counting their chickens yet. John Blackwell, president of Federated Farmers, Northland said, "We do take note of weather … View moreA warmer and wetter start to the year is on the cards for Northland, potentially bringing some much-needed relief for the region's farms. However, farmers aren't counting their chickens yet. John Blackwell, president of Federated Farmers, Northland said, "We do take note of weather forecasts but they are notoriously known to be wrong."
Do you agree? Is the weather forecast usually right or wrong in Northland? Do you think we are in for a warmer and wetter year?
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Local companies McKay and Currie Electrical will be lighting things up as they begin the roll out of LED luminaires across our District.
Council installed LED lights at Onerahi and Whangarei Heads before Christmas and we have received positive feedback from you. The old luminaires will be recycled… View moreLocal companies McKay and Currie Electrical will be lighting things up as they begin the roll out of LED luminaires across our District.
Council installed LED lights at Onerahi and Whangarei Heads before Christmas and we have received positive feedback from you. The old luminaires will be recycled to recover any metals and other recyclable materials.
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