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Kendall Hutt Reporter from North Harbour News
Hi neighbours. I understand bee poo may be plaguing some streets in the Greenhithe area (mainly Durbin Court and Pitoitoi Ave) with vehicles, washing and windows covered. This is down to properties being in the flight path of some bees and can sometimes only take the beekeeper/s changing the … View moreHi neighbours. I understand bee poo may be plaguing some streets in the Greenhithe area (mainly Durbin Court and Pitoitoi Ave) with vehicles, washing and windows covered. This is down to properties being in the flight path of some bees and can sometimes only take the beekeeper/s changing the direction of the hive/s to improve things. If you are affected, please feel free to message me/comment. Note: This is not a post against bees, I'm just trying to gauge if there is an issue. Thanks
Caroline Williams Reporter from North Harbour News
Staff and patrons of The Malt pub in Greenhithe are being tested for Covid-19 following a visit from a person who later tested positive for the virus.
Auckland’s Regional Public Health Service has asked those who were at the pub, including staff, between 7.30pm and 10 pm on Friday, October 16, … View moreStaff and patrons of The Malt pub in Greenhithe are being tested for Covid-19 following a visit from a person who later tested positive for the virus.
Auckland’s Regional Public Health Service has asked those who were at the pub, including staff, between 7.30pm and 10 pm on Friday, October 16, to self-isolate and get a test. A pop-up community testing centre will be available from Thursday.
The Malt patron who was at the pub on Friday is one of two colleagues of an Auckland port worker with Covid-19.
Did you visit the pub on Friday night? Email me at caroline.williams@stuff.co.nz
Thomas Campbell Reporter from North Harbour News
Auckland's dam levels are almost at 67 per cent capacity, with restrictions easing for commercial operators.
A ban on outdoor hose and water blaster use for residential users remains in place. With an agreement allowing Auckland to take an extra 25 million litres a day, do you think that … View moreAuckland's dam levels are almost at 67 per cent capacity, with restrictions easing for commercial operators.
A ban on outdoor hose and water blaster use for residential users remains in place. With an agreement allowing Auckland to take an extra 25 million litres a day, do you think that these household restrictions are necessary?
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Denise Piper Reporter from North Harbour News
With the election just a week away, here is a rundown of all Te Tai Tokerau candidates, the Māori seat for Northland and north Auckland.
Caroline Williams Reporter from North Harbour News
Transport authorities hope Auckland's fast-filling park and ride facilities will become more like “kiss and rides”, where partners drop their spouses off and seal it with a kiss, rather than needing to park.
Transport Minister Phil Twyford made the comment when asked if there were enough … View moreTransport authorities hope Auckland's fast-filling park and ride facilities will become more like “kiss and rides”, where partners drop their spouses off and seal it with a kiss, rather than needing to park.
Transport Minister Phil Twyford made the comment when asked if there were enough car parks at the Albany park and ride to cope with increased patronage as a result of the northern busway extension, due to be completed about 2022.
“If you rely solely on park and rides, then you just actually increase congestion around the stations. Ultimately, in some stations you’ll see ‘kiss and rides’, where spouses will drop their partner off at drop off zones.”
Would you like to see more car parks built at the Albany and Constellation park and rides?
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