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Dear Customers... during Alert Level Three, all our stores (Botany, Manukau, Manukau Commercials, Papakura & Pukekohe Toyota will be operating fully contactless with no customers allowed in our buildings or on our vehicle yards. But we can still help you with your sales, servicing and parts … View moreDear Customers... during Alert Level Three, all our stores (Botany, Manukau, Manukau Commercials, Papakura & Pukekohe Toyota will be operating fully contactless with no customers allowed in our buildings or on our vehicle yards. But we can still help you with your sales, servicing and parts needs by phone or via website enquiry.
Thank you and stay safe everyone.
Darren Smart
CEO
Manukau Toyota Group
Manukau East Council of Social Services (MECOSS), regret to advise that because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainty surrounding restrictions placed on our service, the Manukau East Shopping Shuttle will not run on Thursday, 20 August and Thursday, 27 August.
If you or anyone you … View moreManukau East Council of Social Services (MECOSS), regret to advise that because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainty surrounding restrictions placed on our service, the Manukau East Shopping Shuttle will not run on Thursday, 20 August and Thursday, 27 August.
If you or anyone you know, requires help obtaining groceries during COVID-19 Alert Level 3, the Student Volunteer Army has activated its pandemic response service to assist people in need. Please call them on 0800 005 902 Monday to Friday between 9:00am and 5:00pm
Positive cases of coronavirus from the current community outbreak have been linked to schools, a sup…
Nine new cases of coronavirus in the Auckland community have been confirmed. Director-General of He…
Hey neighbours,
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has delayed the 2020 election by a month, with the new polling day set for October 17.
Ardern has been under increasing pressure to delay the election, previously set for September 19, after Auckland was placed in a two-week lockdown due to an … View moreHey neighbours,
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has delayed the 2020 election by a month, with the new polling day set for October 17.
Ardern has been under increasing pressure to delay the election, previously set for September 19, after Auckland was placed in a two-week lockdown due to an outbreak of Covid-19 in the community, leading to a halt in most political campaigning.
To read more about the new election date, click here.
The Pacific Collection Access Project (PCAP) was a three-year project focused on increasing knowledge on, and access to Auckland Museum’s Pacific collection through creating stronger connections with Auckland’s diverse Pacific communities. Moana Research are undertaking an independent … View moreThe Pacific Collection Access Project (PCAP) was a three-year project focused on increasing knowledge on, and access to Auckland Museum’s Pacific collection through creating stronger connections with Auckland’s diverse Pacific communities. Moana Research are undertaking an independent evaluation on the impact of the project. Your feedback is very important. Please let us know what you think about PCAP and your engagement with the Auckland Museum throughout the duration of the project.
The COVID-19 Alert Level 3 suspension of all MECOSS services continues until midnight on Wednesday, 26 August 2020.
However, the MECOSS office remains open to email messages and phone calls.
Keep your distance, wear your masks, be vigilant with your hand washing and stay safe.
Hi neighbours,
Have you heard the news? Auckland will remain in level 3, while the rest of the country will remain at level 2 until midnight Wednesday, August 26 – an additional 12 days.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the approach is “short, but precautionary”. Extending the … View moreHi neighbours,
Have you heard the news? Auckland will remain in level 3, while the rest of the country will remain at level 2 until midnight Wednesday, August 26 – an additional 12 days.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the approach is “short, but precautionary”. Extending the restrictions for an additional 12 days is the same length of the virus’ incubation period, director-general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield said.
To read more about what this means for Auckland, click here
Bandana, scarf etc. are worst against protection from virus.
Based on a combination of breathability and filtration effectiveness, the best materials for homemade masks are:
Denim (10oz)
Bed sheets (80-120 thread)
Paper towel
Canvas (0.4-0.5mm thick)… View moreBandana, scarf etc. are worst against protection from virus.
Based on a combination of breathability and filtration effectiveness, the best materials for homemade masks are:
Denim (10oz)
Bed sheets (80-120 thread)
Paper towel
Canvas (0.4-0.5mm thick)
Shop towels
More details on what material works best for DIY masks.
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How could $20,000 help your business? 2degrees Shop Local is back for another year, with five $20,000 advertising packages up for grabs for local businesses.
With more Kiwis choosing to keep it local, and shop local, let us know how that money could help your business. Enter at … View moreHow could $20,000 help your business? 2degrees Shop Local is back for another year, with five $20,000 advertising packages up for grabs for local businesses.
With more Kiwis choosing to keep it local, and shop local, let us know how that money could help your business. Enter at 2degrees.nz/shoplocal
Covid-19 has disrupted New Zealand and the world. People have died, jobs have disappeared and border…
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Sure, no one likes a snitch but for God's sake, these selfish idiots are putting our whole way of life at risk for the sake of their own pleasure. It's unbelievable.
I personally wouldn't shed a tear if the NZDF turned up and started cuffing these people with zip … View morei.stuff.co.nz...
Sure, no one likes a snitch but for God's sake, these selfish idiots are putting our whole way of life at risk for the sake of their own pleasure. It's unbelievable.
I personally wouldn't shed a tear if the NZDF turned up and started cuffing these people with zip ties before carting them away to holding facilities for forced testing. Desperate times often call for desperate measures and this callous disregard for the welfare of fellow Kiwi's is making my skin crawl.
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