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Here’s an excellent way to remember the difference between “affect” and “effect”, two commonly confused words!
Our December SuperSeniors Newsletter is out now.
In this issue, we introduce you to the new Minister for Seniors, Hon Dr Ayesha Verrall. We also have tips from CERT NZ on avoiding scams this festive season, details on low-cost prepaid broadband for seniors and much more!
Make sure you read it … View moreOur December SuperSeniors Newsletter is out now.
In this issue, we introduce you to the new Minister for Seniors, Hon Dr Ayesha Verrall. We also have tips from CERT NZ on avoiding scams this festive season, details on low-cost prepaid broadband for seniors and much more!
Make sure you read it and pass it on to others you think might be interested bit.ly...
Hi Neighbours, The shape of a possible congestion charging scheme has become clearer today with the release of the officials' report. Would you get out of your car ? Read the story below:
There are three simple things we can do to help improve the quality of recycling that’s being collected.
1. Completely empty out containers, especially ones with liquid or drink.
2. Rinse out all containers. The cleaner the better is the rule of thumb.
3. Sort your waste carefully to make … View moreThere are three simple things we can do to help improve the quality of recycling that’s being collected.
1. Completely empty out containers, especially ones with liquid or drink.
2. Rinse out all containers. The cleaner the better is the rule of thumb.
3. Sort your waste carefully to make sure only the right recyclable containers from the kitchen, bathroom and laundry go in the recycling bin
Are you are recycling legend? Play the game now to improve you kerbside recycling. See if you know what can and what can’t go into your kerbside recycling bin.
Te Atatu Food Truck Friday's are back THIS Friday December 4th (4:30pm to 8:30pm – Te Atatu South Community Centre). This month will be a mini-festival with a jam-packed line up of Auckland’s best street food, art for sale and entertainment. You can save the date at www.facebook.com....
… View moreTe Atatu Food Truck Friday's are back THIS Friday December 4th (4:30pm to 8:30pm – Te Atatu South Community Centre). This month will be a mini-festival with a jam-packed line up of Auckland’s best street food, art for sale and entertainment. You can save the date at www.facebook.com....
The night will be in conjunction with an Art Boot event from Art Ache. This is the first ever Art Boot and it will showcase 7 local artists with their art for sale alongside the food trucks. More details on these artists can be found on the Art Ache website www.artache.com....
Apart from all this, there are plenty of entertainment options including free ReCreators woodwork workshop, a live art performance of fire knife dancing (Siva Afi) at 5:30pm, Ro Ro the clown street performance at 6:30pm, children’s pop-up games, live community jam band from 7pm and the TAT South Vinyl Collective spinning records throughout the night.
Come grab some tasty food, buy some art, enjoy the entertainment and soak up the fun community vibes. Plenty of seating available outside or inside or picnic in the park. Plenty of parking available. Walking or cycling up is even easier. Remember by biking you could be in with the chance of winning one of 3 $20 dinner vouchers. See you there!
The first 200 to register their event, whether your usual BBQ, street party or something new like a plant swap, will be sent a packet of seeds to help you get started!
You can also write something nice (in 30 words or less) about your neighbours, community or acts of neighbourliness you've … View moreThe first 200 to register their event, whether your usual BBQ, street party or something new like a plant swap, will be sent a packet of seeds to help you get started!
You can also write something nice (in 30 words or less) about your neighbours, community or acts of neighbourliness you've experienced with their new 'Notes for Neighbours' - any sort of note goes including poems! These will be shared on their Facebook, Instagram and website and 5 will be specially chosen to be featured on posters across Aotearoa.
Register your event, big or small, here today:
Hi all my partner and his mother recently moved out and it's just me and my daughter all the furnisher in the house was theirs so I'm now in a very empty house
No table chairs
No couch
No washing machine. I pretty much need to start all over with what I can collect.
Please message or … View moreHi all my partner and his mother recently moved out and it's just me and my daughter all the furnisher in the house was theirs so I'm now in a very empty house
No table chairs
No couch
No washing machine. I pretty much need to start all over with what I can collect.
Please message or text me, is ther s anything I can make my house not feel so empty . Thank u
Join us at the Blockhouse Bay Village Santa Parade. There will be street entertainment from 9.30am followed by a fantastic parade. Come along for the bouncy castle, sausage sizzles and more entertainment following the parade.
To register a float, email manager@blockhousebay.org.nz
or phone … View moreJoin us at the Blockhouse Bay Village Santa Parade. There will be street entertainment from 9.30am followed by a fantastic parade. Come along for the bouncy castle, sausage sizzles and more entertainment following the parade.
To register a float, email manager@blockhousebay.org.nz
or phone Jodie Judd on 021 263 6943.
Sunday 6th December 2020
Entertainment from 9.30am.
Parade starts 10.45am.
Proudly brought to you by the Blockhouse Bay Business Association, with thanks to:
Whau Local Board
The Trusts Community Foundation
This Christmas and New Year, we will be closed during this period, 2020-2021 for Te Wānanga o Aotearoa;
Last workday 2020: Friday 18 December
First workday 2021: Monday 11 January
Best wishes for a safe and enjoyable holiday. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your families.
9am-11am Saturday 5th Nov. Ikea toy box, Paintings Kitchen items
Sleeping Bags, quicksilver Trolley Bag, Lots of Label clothes.
NIKE, ADIDAS, LINE 7 UNDER AMOUR, and more Children's & Adults Summer & Winter and much more NOT BEFORE 9am thanks
9am-11am Saturday 5th Nov. Ikea toy box, Paintings Kitchen items
Sleeping Bags, quicksilver Trolley Bag, Lots of Label clothes.
NIKE, ADIDAS, LINE 7 UNDER AMOUR, and more Children's & Adults Summer & Winter and much more NOT BEFORE 9am thanks
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Releasing the mayoral proposal for Auckland's 10-year budget, Goff says "we need to take more urgent action now". "This recovery budget aims to meet the challenges posed by COVID-19 and the massive financial impact it has had on the city, while ensuring that the burden on … View moreReleasing the mayoral proposal for Auckland's 10-year budget, Goff says "we need to take more urgent action now". "This recovery budget aims to meet the challenges posed by COVID-19 and the massive financial impact it has had on the city, while ensuring that the burden on ratepayers is kept as low and fair as possible," Goff says.
"This not a slash-and-burn budget but it's also not the budget we had hoped to put out at the start of the year. We have to accept that COVID has changed our financial landscape and change our plans accordingly."
The budget responds to the COVID-19 loss by:
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***Locking in savings of at least $90 million each year for the next three years
***Selling surplus properties to invest in critical infrastructure
***Temporarily increasing borrowing for three years by lifting the debt-to-revenue ratio to up to 290 percent, then returning to the current level
***Increasing rates by 5 percent by one year before returning to 3.5 percent the following year
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Goff warns without taking these measures "our city will go backwards". "We don't want a city full of potholes and unkept parks, so we need to take more urgent action now," he says. "While not all Aucklanders will be thrilled with a one-off rates bump of $36, it is a one-off measure that amounts to less than 70 cents a week for the average property. "Now is not the time to cut back on fixing our city's infrastructure. We have been catching up on decades of underinvestment through our previous 10-year budget and were making significant progress on our infrastructure deficit. We cannot allow that momentum to be wasted."
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Hi everyone,
We'd be keen to hear about your favourite foodie finds on your travels through NZ. Have you come across a particularly amazing cafe, bakery restaurant or food truck? Had an especially delicious pie, burger, sandwich, smoothie bowl or cronut? Been to what must be one of the … View moreHi everyone,
We'd be keen to hear about your favourite foodie finds on your travels through NZ. Have you come across a particularly amazing cafe, bakery restaurant or food truck? Had an especially delicious pie, burger, sandwich, smoothie bowl or cronut? Been to what must be one of the country's best fish and chip joints? Or been pleasantly surprised by a town's food scene? Please share the details below and include 'NFP' (not for publication) in your comment if you don't want it included in an article. Cheers.
Hi Neighbours, I moved to a medium density housing development and thought my water bill was way too high. There was a surprising reason. Read the story below:
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