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Hi Neighbours, It's easy to say things shouldn't be done because we need to focus on Covid-19 elimination, but maybe that's more of an argument to sort out the stadium plan. Read the story below.
The biggest nonsense I read is the comparison with alcohol as if it was an excuse to support cannabis. That is enough to kill any decision to add yet another mind bending drug to one we all ready can't handle. We are talking about cannabis, not alcohol or the price of fish.
If cannabis was … View moreThe biggest nonsense I read is the comparison with alcohol as if it was an excuse to support cannabis. That is enough to kill any decision to add yet another mind bending drug to one we all ready can't handle. We are talking about cannabis, not alcohol or the price of fish.
If cannabis was harmless there wouldn't be ANY discussion at all about it. The stuff damages younger brains, can be addictive and can lead to worse drugs. It does nothing to improve social standards of behaviour and the people who crave it and deal in it are not generally the brightest of the species. The finest solution would be to apply the law and remove every trace and mention of it from society. And that includes the gangs. As a medicine, no problem, just give it another name and if the medical world endorse its use by prescription, ok. The fact that we can't or don't enforce existing laws is a poor excuse to legalise this stuff. Some countries, disciplined ones, even have the death sentence on the books for dealers of the stuff. The police have enough to do without another set of convoluted rules on any legal use of cannabis which they will never be able to properly enforce.
While this story is mainly about Te Atatu Peninsula, it could easily be about any suburb in West Auckland. There's development going on everywhere eh. www.stuff.co.nz...
Hi Neighbours,
West Auckland will host New Zealand's first ever mobile plasma blood drive this week at Henderson's Trusts Arena on October 19-23.
The blood drive is a push by New Zealand Blood Service to ramp up plasma donation accessibility around the country ahead of surging demand.… View moreHi Neighbours,
West Auckland will host New Zealand's first ever mobile plasma blood drive this week at Henderson's Trusts Arena on October 19-23.
The blood drive is a push by New Zealand Blood Service to ramp up plasma donation accessibility around the country ahead of surging demand.
Henderson's event will allow 150 whole blood donors who meet the plasma eligibility criteria to donate at a mobile drive for the first time.
It will begin at 8am to 1.30pm and people can sign up to donate here: www.nzblood.co.nz...
Arohaina ōu papa whenua ā-rohe? Kōrerotia āu whakaaro i mua atu 12 o Whiringa-a-Nuku 2020 👇
Love your regional parks? Have your say before 12 October 2020 👇
📷 Waitākere Ranges Regional Park
The old saying about colds and flu, "three days coming, three days suffering and three days going" would support a 10 days sick leave. That also tends to fit better with covid-19 to worry about. And of course employers will squeal but possibly without real justification. If a worker … View moreThe old saying about colds and flu, "three days coming, three days suffering and three days going" would support a 10 days sick leave. That also tends to fit better with covid-19 to worry about. And of course employers will squeal but possibly without real justification. If a worker catches flu or other virus then goes to work and infects five or ten others then it is clearly better if sick leave was used promptly. There is nothing worse than the stalwart worker who means well going to work sneezing over everyone else. I think perhaps a doctors certificate may be wise for longer than four days off. Then of course we have to sadly accept the few who will misuse their sick leave, something no decent person would ever do. I would go further, if a person taking sick leave was seen at the footy match then they should expect to be fired. It is dishonest and we don't like to employ such people.
We are very sad to announce the cancellation of our Pop-Up Book Fair - Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September at Rangitoto College.
We are so sorry for any disappointment.
As soon as circumstances allow us to re-schedule the Fair, we will let you know!
Thank you
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Nine engineers!! Why doesn't one of them dig out the original engineering drawings, have the replacement parts made, third party inspected, then fitted. Maximum time, say two weeks??
While I'm on my beer crate, why have we not got a second crossing. It has been talked about for years … View moreNine engineers!! Why doesn't one of them dig out the original engineering drawings, have the replacement parts made, third party inspected, then fitted. Maximum time, say two weeks??
While I'm on my beer crate, why have we not got a second crossing. It has been talked about for years and years and years! And all they do is talk talk talk. Where is the resolve, the go get, the leadership. Why are we dead from the neck up?????
And while I'm at it, why isn't Whenuapai made ready for use as a second Auckland airport. Imagine the scene when the Mangere airport runway is unusable?? It will happen one day.
Why do we wait for disasters when obvious needs can be easily foreseen and when we have the resources?? It's called planning. PLANNING with foresight.
Same with water supplies, car parking(sick) and road quality. Why do we pay such huge salaries for incompetence????
If I decide to vote National I will vote for euthanasia. If I vote for Labour I 'may' vote against it. I don't fancy our chances of top class hospital care if they face short funding yet again even without another covid-19 wave.. Health care has not recovered from the last National… View moreIf I decide to vote National I will vote for euthanasia. If I vote for Labour I 'may' vote against it. I don't fancy our chances of top class hospital care if they face short funding yet again even without another covid-19 wave.. Health care has not recovered from the last National innings and remains under funded. Even privatisation has been sniffed at in the past. Is that a possibility? The choice of lives saved versus the economy exposes serious and sensitive moral values. Covid-19 doesn't have morals.
A three-bedroom house at 45 Swanson Road in Henderson has sold for $700,000.
At 120sqm, it is smaller than most homes in Henderson, where the median house is 150sqm.
The sale was finalised on July 16, 2020. Its capital valuation is $805,000. The median CV in Henderson is $780,000.
This … View moreA three-bedroom house at 45 Swanson Road in Henderson has sold for $700,000.
At 120sqm, it is smaller than most homes in Henderson, where the median house is 150sqm.
The sale was finalised on July 16, 2020. Its capital valuation is $805,000. The median CV in Henderson is $780,000.
This information is courtesy of homes.co.nz. It becomes available as soon the sale is processed by the local council. This can sometimes take up to three months.
A home on Hindmarsh Street in Henderson has sold for $780,500.
At 110sqm the home is smaller than most homes in the suburb, which has a median size of 150sqm.
The property at No. 56 was sold on August 3, 2020. It has three-bedrooms and one bathroom. Its capital valuation is $710,000, compared … View moreA home on Hindmarsh Street in Henderson has sold for $780,500.
At 110sqm the home is smaller than most homes in the suburb, which has a median size of 150sqm.
The property at No. 56 was sold on August 3, 2020. It has three-bedrooms and one bathroom. Its capital valuation is $710,000, compared with the median CV in the suburb of $780,000.
This information is courtesy of homes.co.nz. It becomes available as soon the sale is processed by the local council. This can sometimes take up to three months.
A house in Henderson has sold 46 per cent over the suburb's median value. The home at 5 Stow Place went for $1.14 million, compared to the suburb median valuation of $780,000.
At 211sqm the home is bigger than most homes in the suburb, which has a median size of 150sqm. The sale was completed… View moreA house in Henderson has sold 46 per cent over the suburb's median value. The home at 5 Stow Place went for $1.14 million, compared to the suburb median valuation of $780,000.
At 211sqm the home is bigger than most homes in the suburb, which has a median size of 150sqm. The sale was completed on July 28, 2020.
This information is courtesy of homes.co.nz. It becomes available as soon the sale is processed by the local council. This can sometimes take up to three months.
A property on Mildmay Road in Henderson has sold for $930,000.
At 100sqm the home is smaller than most homes in the suburb, which has a median size of 150sqm.
The property at No. 17 was sold on June 2, 2020. It has three-bedrooms and one bathroom. Its capital valuation is $855,000. The median CV … View moreA property on Mildmay Road in Henderson has sold for $930,000.
At 100sqm the home is smaller than most homes in the suburb, which has a median size of 150sqm.
The property at No. 17 was sold on June 2, 2020. It has three-bedrooms and one bathroom. Its capital valuation is $855,000. The median CV in Henderson is $780,000.
This information is courtesy of homes.co.nz. It becomes available as soon the sale is processed by the local council. This can sometimes take up to three months.
A three-bedroom home at 318 Great North Road in Henderson has sold for $705,000.
The 90sqm home is much smaller than most homes in Henderson.
The sale was finalised on June 26, 2020. Its capital valuation is $720,000. The median CV in Henderson is $780,000.
This information is courtesy of … View moreA three-bedroom home at 318 Great North Road in Henderson has sold for $705,000.
The 90sqm home is much smaller than most homes in Henderson.
The sale was finalised on June 26, 2020. Its capital valuation is $720,000. The median CV in Henderson is $780,000.
This information is courtesy of homes.co.nz. It becomes available as soon the sale is processed by the local council. This can sometimes take up to three months.
A house on Parrs Cross Road in Henderson has sold for $768,000.
At 160sqm, it is bigger than most homes in Henderson, where the median property is 150sqm.
The home at No. 26 was sold on July 21, 2020. It has four-bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its capital valuation is $695,000. The median CV in … View moreA house on Parrs Cross Road in Henderson has sold for $768,000.
At 160sqm, it is bigger than most homes in Henderson, where the median property is 150sqm.
The home at No. 26 was sold on July 21, 2020. It has four-bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its capital valuation is $695,000. The median CV in Henderson is $780,000.
This information is courtesy of homes.co.nz. It becomes available as soon the sale is processed by the local council. This can sometimes take up to three months.
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