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Travelling band loses $60K worth of belongings after break-in at Wilson car park
A Waikato band has lost $60,000 in belongings after parking in a Wilson Parking building in Auckland.
Members of Melodika, who sing original Philippines music, were left stunned after returning from an event with the Filipino ambassador to find their car broken into.
The car had contained all … View moreA Waikato band has lost $60,000 in belongings after parking in a Wilson Parking building in Auckland.
Members of Melodika, who sing original Philippines music, were left stunned after returning from an event with the Filipino ambassador to find their car broken into.
The car had contained all the luggage they had brought to Auckland.
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Disabled woman waiting five years for accessible home: 'I'm suffering every night'
A mother of two with polio disease who has been waiting for an accessible house for five years says she can’t sleep because of the stress.
Safiya Abdi has lived in a two-bedroom Kāinga Ora rental in Auckland’s Mt Roskill for 16 years.
She now requires a bigger property which is easier for… View moreA mother of two with polio disease who has been waiting for an accessible house for five years says she can’t sleep because of the stress.
Safiya Abdi has lived in a two-bedroom Kāinga Ora rental in Auckland’s Mt Roskill for 16 years.
She now requires a bigger property which is easier for her to navigate on crutches and with enough space for her growing family.
Rubbish hangover: Neighbours left to tidy up after parties at unoccupied house
Tidying up the mess in your own house after a gathering the night before is bad enough, but neighbours in central Auckland are having to deal with party detritus from a nearby unoccupied property.
An untenanted house in the central Auckland suburb of Mt Roskill has prompted complaints from … View moreTidying up the mess in your own house after a gathering the night before is bad enough, but neighbours in central Auckland are having to deal with party detritus from a nearby unoccupied property.
An untenanted house in the central Auckland suburb of Mt Roskill has prompted complaints from neighbours, after parties are thrown at the property, leaving behind piles of rubbish, and no occupants in sight.
Neighbours are convinced the parties are thrown by the owner, Nasir Ahmad Sharifi, or close associates of Sharifi, but he says that’s not true and he has no idea who is “trashing” his property.
Inside New Zealand's first full optometry clinic on wheels
Eye care just got cheaper and more accessible - at least for the next five years, with the launch of Vision Bus Aotearoa, the country’s first full optometry clinic on wheels.
Philanthropically-funded, and provided by the University of Auckland’s school of optometry and vision science, the New … View moreEye care just got cheaper and more accessible - at least for the next five years, with the launch of Vision Bus Aotearoa, the country’s first full optometry clinic on wheels.
Philanthropically-funded, and provided by the University of Auckland’s school of optometry and vision science, the New Zealand vision bus is fully equipped to deliver free comprehensive eye examinations, prescription glasses, and correcting lenses to those in need.
The mobile eye service aims to target key groups like geographically isolated communities, people from lower socio-economic backgrounds, children, and those in high-risk groups.
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