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For some, drones have become a pest and safety issue.
Have you had drones hovering around your place? Are you concerned about how they are being used?
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Hey neighbours, have you ever found anything unusual buried in your backyard or garden?
From human remains to safes full of gold, the average suburban backyard can be a treasure trove of interesting finds and we'd love to hear yours. We're on the hunt for the strangest stories of … View moreHey neighbours, have you ever found anything unusual buried in your backyard or garden?
From human remains to safes full of gold, the average suburban backyard can be a treasure trove of interesting finds and we'd love to hear yours. We're on the hunt for the strangest stories of unearthed garden treasures, whether they're something rare, sentimental, valuable, or just plain unexpected. What did you find and how did you come across it? And what happened next?
Email Homed reporter Katie Newton on katie.newton@stuff.co.nz to share your back yard discoveries.
Come and see Azad, Tony and the Team at Norwest Aluminium, for quality joinery or replacement aluminium hardware you can be proud of in your castle.
Call us or visit our “New Showroom” for a free measure and quote, simply mention Neighbourly to get a 5% discount off the quoted price*.
… View moreCome and see Azad, Tony and the Team at Norwest Aluminium, for quality joinery or replacement aluminium hardware you can be proud of in your castle.
Call us or visit our “New Showroom” for a free measure and quote, simply mention Neighbourly to get a 5% discount off the quoted price*.
You'll find us at Unit 2/7A Waipareira Ave, Henderson, phone 837 7836 or visit our website www.nwds.co.nz, send us your contact details and we will give you a call.
The Team at Norwest Aluminium ☺
*Discount applicable if our Quote is accepted within 30 Days.
October is lawn bowls “Have A Go” month where bowling clubs throughout Auckland open their doors for you to try the sport for free.
Lawn bowls is one of the few sports that can be played for a lifetime irrespective of age, gender, culture or physical ability and is a great way to meet with … View moreOctober is lawn bowls “Have A Go” month where bowling clubs throughout Auckland open their doors for you to try the sport for free.
Lawn bowls is one of the few sports that can be played for a lifetime irrespective of age, gender, culture or physical ability and is a great way to meet with new people.
Our friendly clubs welcome new players and people that just want to "have a go" can try the sport through a wide range of social bowling programmes during summer. To find out more visit your local club or the Play Bowls website
Gave out smoke the last time it was switched on, and thereafter stopped functioning.
We're wondering how much of a problem drones are for people. Have you had one invade your privacy or act suspicious?
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Aucklanders often curse roosters, but this lucky bird has locals rallying to help.
New Zealand passport holders can travel without visas to 182 countries, where Japans citizens now get visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 190 countries, one more than Singapore, which sits on 189.The Henley Passport Index ranks passports according to their travel power using data from the … View moreNew Zealand passport holders can travel without visas to 182 countries, where Japans citizens now get visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 190 countries, one more than Singapore, which sits on 189.The Henley Passport Index ranks passports according to their travel power using data from the International Air Transport Association.The US and the UK, which jointly occupied the top spot in 2015, have since slid to 5th place - with Germany, China and Russia also dropping down the list.
Henley Passport Index power ranking:
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1. Japan: 190
2. Singapore: 189
3. Germany, France, South Korea: 188
4. Denmark, Finland, Italy, Sweden, Spain: 187
5. Norway, United Kingdom, Austria, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, United States: 186
6. Belgium, Switzerland, Ireland, Canada: 185
7. Australia, Greece, Malta: 183
8. New Zealand, Czech Republic: 182
9. Iceland: 181
10. Hungary, Slovenia, Malaysia: 180
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We're looking to speak to a dog owner of a labrador retriever and an American pit bull terrier for a news story. Please comment below if you're interested or flick us a message.
Join us for week 2 of our free, fun and educational school holiday programme!
This week kids will learn all about the life cycle of worms and take home their very own worm farm! Children will create their own mini worm farm, get their little worms and take home to release into the environment. … View moreJoin us for week 2 of our free, fun and educational school holiday programme!
This week kids will learn all about the life cycle of worms and take home their very own worm farm! Children will create their own mini worm farm, get their little worms and take home to release into the environment.
We look forward to seeing you!
Where: WestCity Waitakere
Level 1, Centre Court
7 Catherine Street, Henderson
Phone: +64 9 978 6700
Auckland's mayor says about 800 people were sleeping rough in Auckland last month and living a "miserable existence" which no one should experience. Along with 800 people currently living in Auckland without shelter, there are another 2874 people including 1299 children in temporary … View moreAuckland's mayor says about 800 people were sleeping rough in Auckland last month and living a "miserable existence" which no one should experience. Along with 800 people currently living in Auckland without shelter, there are another 2874 people including 1299 children in temporary and emergency accommodation, according to initial figures released from the Ira Mata, Iri Tangata: Auckland's Homeless Council by Auckland mayor Phil Goff today. Goff said the latest data collected volunteers walking the streets of Auckland who counted 179 people sleeping rough and 157 sleeping in cars would be used to inform policy and services to solve the pressing issue. A validation exercise showed that this represented just 40 per cent of people living without shelter.
"I took part in the count and walked the streets of Mangere in the middle of the night. I brought home to me the miserable existence for many people who sleep rough in our region." Auckland council had been supporting the Housing First initiative aimed at providing homeless people secure, affordable and healthy homes and said the number of people sleeping on the streets could have been much higher without the service. The service has been running for 15 months and has housed 582 adults."Our whole community has a role in ending homelessness. We are working closely with government, NGOs and community organisations and results from the Homeless Count will inform a sector wide strategy to end homelessness in Auckland," Goff said. Housing First programme manager Fiona Hamilton said the latest figures showed there was a significant need for permanent, stable homes for these adults and families. The data collected did not include people living in overcrowded homes, couch-surfing or living in camping grounds or boarding houses. "Ultimately this count was about people, gathering this information to assign better support and helping our communities take another step forward in ending homelessness in Auckland so that it is rare, brief and non-recurring."
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Do you have spare room(s) for international students and teachers from the culture exchange program?
Are you willing to help the international students and teachers settle down into the new environment by providing them a safe and nice accommodation at coming Feb?
Contact us at 09-368-1231, or … View moreDo you have spare room(s) for international students and teachers from the culture exchange program?
Are you willing to help the international students and teachers settle down into the new environment by providing them a safe and nice accommodation at coming Feb?
Contact us at 09-368-1231, or email us at student_service@aedut.com
Air quality in Auckland has improved but is still falling short of the council's targets.
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