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An Auckland recreational boatie, Andrew Douglas Hutchings, has been ordered to pay $5,050 in fines and emotional harm payments after causing a collision on the Waitematā Harbour.
Maritime NZ Northern Regional Compliance Manager, Neil Rowarth, said Mr Hutchings had put the lives of others in … View moreAn Auckland recreational boatie, Andrew Douglas Hutchings, has been ordered to pay $5,050 in fines and emotional harm payments after causing a collision on the Waitematā Harbour.
Maritime NZ Northern Regional Compliance Manager, Neil Rowarth, said Mr Hutchings had put the lives of others in danger by acting recklessly.
The collision caused all three people on board Mr Hutchings’ boat, Maraetai Star, to fall to the deck. Mr Hutchings was knocked unconscious and received a broken nose. One crew member was also rendered unconscious and received a cut to his head while the other crew member suffered a bruised hip.
An Auckland recreational boatie, Andrew Douglas Hutchings, has been ordered to pay $5,050 in fines and emotional harm payments after causing a collision on the Waitematā Harbour.
Maritime NZ Northern Regional Compliance Manager, Neil Rowarth, said Mr Hutchings had put the lives of others in … View moreAn Auckland recreational boatie, Andrew Douglas Hutchings, has been ordered to pay $5,050 in fines and emotional harm payments after causing a collision on the Waitematā Harbour.
Maritime NZ Northern Regional Compliance Manager, Neil Rowarth, said Mr Hutchings had put the lives of others in danger by acting recklessly.
The collision caused all three people on board Mr Hutchings’ boat, Maraetai Star, to fall to the deck. Mr Hutchings was knocked unconscious and received a broken nose. One crew member was also rendered unconscious and received a cut to his head while the other crew member suffered a bruised hip.
Karaka Lifestyle Estate is a new independent-living retirement village in Drury. The first units will be ready for occupation this December. Karaka Lifestyle Estate features spacious homes, friendly community atmosphere and the management support you would expect of a top-quality retirement village… View moreKaraka Lifestyle Estate is a new independent-living retirement village in Drury. The first units will be ready for occupation this December. Karaka Lifestyle Estate features spacious homes, friendly community atmosphere and the management support you would expect of a top-quality retirement village but it comes with a key difference, at Karaka Lifestyle Estate you get the capital gain from the sale of your unit.
Karaka Lifestyle Estate could be for you if retaining your wealth is important to you, and you are looking for:
- Safe and secure retirement living
- A strong and lively social network
- The hassles of home maintenance taken care of
- A supportive environment, with an onsite manager
Come along to our village to experience our beautiful Country Club, view plans of our village, and learn more about Karaka Lifestyle Estate.
Opening Hours: 10am to 4pm, Monday to Friday or by appointment on weekends
Where: Karaka Lifestyle Estate, 333 Bremner Road, Karaka
Construction is occurring on the site, so for your safety please contact our salesperson Linda to book a visiting time.
Te Pōkaitahi Reo
KIA ORA! Do you want to learn Te Reo Māori, improve your competence in Māori conversations and enhance your knowledge of Tikanga and Mātauranga?
Our Te Pōkaitahi Reo certificates are fee free and graduates will obtain an understanding and awareness of te reo that can … View moreTe Pōkaitahi Reo
KIA ORA! Do you want to learn Te Reo Māori, improve your competence in Māori conversations and enhance your knowledge of Tikanga and Mātauranga?
Our Te Pōkaitahi Reo certificates are fee free and graduates will obtain an understanding and awareness of te reo that can be used amongst whānau and in employment.
These programmes provide a pathway to develop skills and knowledge to protect, maintain and enrich mātauranga taonga tuku iho for current and future generations from beginners to more advanced levels.
If you’d like to study with us locally in Auckland we’d love to hear from you!
People will be getting their pens out this year to vote in the local body elections for who they thi…
Does anyone know what happened to the launch that sunk off the cliffs at William Bryan Drive? I think this is the boat that was dragged over the mud in the storm the other week. Looks like someone's going to be upset!
Our Urban Forage with Riki Bennett starts with a guided walk to identify a range of edible plants, leaves and followed by a presentation along with Māori food gathering traditions and culture and finishing with a delicious gourmet luncheon featuring local ingredients.
Neighbours - we have a new partner! A very warm welcome to our friends at Ryman Healthcare joining us today to share the best about village life - and how to celebrate everything about being a senior New Zealander, whichever community you live in.
Please join us in welcoming Ryman Healthcare to… View moreNeighbours - we have a new partner! A very warm welcome to our friends at Ryman Healthcare joining us today to share the best about village life - and how to celebrate everything about being a senior New Zealander, whichever community you live in.
Please join us in welcoming Ryman Healthcare to our family of partners. There are exciting things to come!
Hi everyone, my daughter Greta and I will be starting our art classes for Term 3 from 22nd July. Eight-week courses at 1.5 hours each time. We follow what the student wants to explore. Specializing in drawing, painting, sculpture and mixed media.
For students age 8 through to adults.
After school… View moreHi everyone, my daughter Greta and I will be starting our art classes for Term 3 from 22nd July. Eight-week courses at 1.5 hours each time. We follow what the student wants to explore. Specializing in drawing, painting, sculpture and mixed media.
For students age 8 through to adults.
After school and weekend class times. Or 'One-on-one'.
We are also here to help college students with their artboard work.
And we can come to you at your house if you live within a 15 min drive of Howick village.
We are a 2 min walk from Howick College/Cockle Bay Primary School.
Please, phone/text Megan on 021 1085419 to make a time to meet and discuss you or your child's needs.
Drawing by Madison, age 15
Do you want to get some exercise but you're not interested in a gruelling instructed fitness classes? Do you love a mix of electronic dance music and popular hits from the 70s 80s 90s 00s and now?
Then come along to 'Dance Yourself Happy'. You'll move your body, build up a … View moreDo you want to get some exercise but you're not interested in a gruelling instructed fitness classes? Do you love a mix of electronic dance music and popular hits from the 70s 80s 90s 00s and now?
Then come along to 'Dance Yourself Happy'. You'll move your body, build up a sweat, de-stress and release endorphins.
FREE ENTRY and there's no age limit.
Bring the family – or have an hour all to yourself! There's no DJ, no instructor or choreography – just freeform leg-shaking, side-stepping, body-popping, disco, running man, robot, old-school, or whatever your style may be.
Your host: Mari Pettersson
Venue: All Saints’ Community Centre, 30 Cook Street, Howick (opposite SubWay)
Day: Every Thursday
Time: 8:00pm - 9:00pm
MECOSS strengthens organisations and people so together they strengthen our community.
Connect with enthusiastic people from community organisations to learn about social services, training programmes, meetings, local events, news and information.
Day: Friday
Date: 19 July 2019
Time: 1:30pm—3:00pm Venue: Social Room, Te Tuhi, Reeves Road, Pakuranga
Speaking spots available.
… View moreConnect with enthusiastic people from community organisations to learn about social services, training programmes, meetings, local events, news and information.
Day: Friday
Date: 19 July 2019
Time: 1:30pm—3:00pm Venue: Social Room, Te Tuhi, Reeves Road, Pakuranga
Speaking spots available.
Email: lindsay.upton@mecoss.org.nz
MECOSS strengthens organisations and people so together they strengthen our community.
Have to? Want to? Need to?
Much is currently being said about organisations needing to collaborate, and evidence certainly demonstrates together we can achieve more. In practice, however, this is not straightforward and requires careful consideration. Creating and maintaining lasting collaborative… View moreHave to? Want to? Need to?
Much is currently being said about organisations needing to collaborate, and evidence certainly demonstrates together we can achieve more. In practice, however, this is not straightforward and requires careful consideration. Creating and maintaining lasting collaborative partnerships requires attention to process, resources, relationships, and outcomes. This workshop will provide you with a fresh perspective on collaboration. You will explore the collaboration landscape and identify where your organisations and your current and potential partners are placed on the continuum of collaborations. We will use a framework for collaborating effectively to ensure you maximise your efforts, to achieve more with your partners. Finally, you will apply tools to support you in your collaboration journey.
23 July, 2019
10AM to 12PM
Te Tuhi Gallery, 13 Reeves Rd, Pakuranga
Cost: $30 per person
Register: info@ancad.org.nz
Hi Neighbours, despite the conservation call a week ago from Watercare, Aucklanders have used more water this week than last. It's a precaution, but the forecast remains drier than normal. Are you trying to use less water than normal ? Read the story below.
(Please type NFP if you comments … View moreHi Neighbours, despite the conservation call a week ago from Watercare, Aucklanders have used more water this week than last. It's a precaution, but the forecast remains drier than normal. Are you trying to use less water than normal ? Read the story below.
(Please type NFP if you comments are not for print)
Early 1900 antique Oak and Rattan 3 piece suite comprising of two armchairs and one three seater couch.
The frame is in original pristine condition. The cushioning has been replaced with Elephant Foam and professionally upholstered in James Dunlop Commercial Quality fabric.
There is a number … View moreEarly 1900 antique Oak and Rattan 3 piece suite comprising of two armchairs and one three seater couch.
The frame is in original pristine condition. The cushioning has been replaced with Elephant Foam and professionally upholstered in James Dunlop Commercial Quality fabric.
There is a number etched on the couch 21 37 which we take to be 21 of 37 suites made. (it could be quite rare) We believe it came from England but can't confirm that.
Reluctant sale of this sunning suite with many more years worth of wear left in it!
Santa is set to sleigh through Howick again after the local board granted the Howick Children’s Charitable Trust $30,000 for the village’s annual Christmas parade.
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