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Hello neighbours! Have we got a roaring deal for you! SAVE up to 20% off your next zoo visit when you book in advance online.
Adult tickets now $19 - this offer is only available online.
Majestic new male lions, cotton-top tamarin and spider monkey babies, and a recent extension to our Africa… View moreHello neighbours! Have we got a roaring deal for you! SAVE up to 20% off your next zoo visit when you book in advance online.
Adult tickets now $19 - this offer is only available online.
Majestic new male lions, cotton-top tamarin and spider monkey babies, and a recent extension to our Africa precinct are just some exciting reasons to visit Auckland Zoo these October school holidays!
From your friends at
Auckland Zoo
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
Liquids, toilet paper, and faeces cover Kernie Wilson's property when the manhole overflows. Once it even flooded a foot deep inside her West Auckland house, during the New Lynn flood in 2017. Have you had anything similar happen to you?
Have a read of the story here.
The Supporting Growth Programme is planning the transport networks needed to support future urban growth in Auckland over the next 30 years, including the areas of Kumeu-Huapai, Riverhead, Redhills and Whenuapai. Some priority projects are underway, such as the Safe Roads SH16 Brigham Creek to … View moreThe Supporting Growth Programme is planning the transport networks needed to support future urban growth in Auckland over the next 30 years, including the areas of Kumeu-Huapai, Riverhead, Redhills and Whenuapai. Some priority projects are underway, such as the Safe Roads SH16 Brigham Creek to Waimauku project.
We’re hosting open days in Massey, Riverhead and Kumeu where you can hear about current ideas and options for the rest of this network and give your feedback.
Click ‘Find out more’ below for the dates – you can also read about the options and submit feedback online.
Come and celebrate 30 years of WALSH Trust with us at our 'Are We There Yet?' post-institutional mental health services conference.
When: Friday 12 October 2018, 8.30am - 3.30pm
Where: 448 Old Te Atatu Rd, Te Atatu Peninsula, Waitakere, Auckland
The programme includes … View moreCome and celebrate 30 years of WALSH Trust with us at our 'Are We There Yet?' post-institutional mental health services conference.
When: Friday 12 October 2018, 8.30am - 3.30pm
Where: 448 Old Te Atatu Rd, Te Atatu Peninsula, Waitakere, Auckland
The programme includes Key note speakers:
- Peter McGeorge (Consultant psychiatrist; St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, Australia)
- Marion Blake (CEO Platform Trust)
- CoLiberate's Jody Burrell and Sarah Tuck
Two panel discussions with mental health advocates.
Morning tea and lunch is provided and there is off street parking available at the venue.
Well everybody, Matt here. I received my second verification code this Friday (21-9-2018). Now today Saturday (22-9-2018), I put this verification code in, and guess what. THIS FINALLY WORKED! HALLEUJAH FOR THAT!. My neighbourly page is now fully up and running. Look again if any one of you … View moreWell everybody, Matt here. I received my second verification code this Friday (21-9-2018). Now today Saturday (22-9-2018), I put this verification code in, and guess what. THIS FINALLY WORKED! HALLEUJAH FOR THAT!. My neighbourly page is now fully up and running. Look again if any one of you have had issues with logging in or just had a frustrating time putting your info in and had the same verification process as I have, please let me know. It is good we can pass information along to everyone so we know that we are not alone in this world. We are all family. I know we may not know each other physically but on this website we can share our thoughts,etc on here.
It is Monarch Butterfly time again and they are out and laying now.
The MBNZT is recognising those garden centres which will not sell swan plants which have pesticide on them. These garden centres will use the ‘Butterfly Tick’ and their staff will also be able to give you extra advice on such… View moreIt is Monarch Butterfly time again and they are out and laying now.
The MBNZT is recognising those garden centres which will not sell swan plants which have pesticide on them. These garden centres will use the ‘Butterfly Tick’ and their staff will also be able to give you extra advice on such things as
· other species of milkweed,
· annual and perennial nectar plants to bring butterflies (and bees),
· host plants to attract other species of butterfly and moth.
Click on the link to see the garden centres already registered… This initiative officially launches on 1 October.
LINK:
www.monarch.org.nz...
We're having our roof fixed up so there is a bit of scaffolding around the place but bowlers are a hardy bunch - it takes more than a bit of construction work to keep us from our bowls! If you're passing by, pop in to say hi! We're next to Westwave. As the warmer weather sets in, … View moreWe're having our roof fixed up so there is a bit of scaffolding around the place but bowlers are a hardy bunch - it takes more than a bit of construction work to keep us from our bowls! If you're passing by, pop in to say hi! We're next to Westwave. As the warmer weather sets in, it's a perfect time to give bowls a try. Watch this space for details of our Have a Go Open sessions coming soon!
A "community cannabis licensing trust" could be a viable model for selling marijuana if its use was …
The new speed cameras issuing the most tickets around the country has been revealed. Northland take…
Hey neighbours, who are you backing to win The Block NZ?
Auckland locals Ben and Tom wowed the judges in kitchen week and have made some impressive structural changes to their house, but a tried and tested Trade Me formula is predicting their rivals will win the live final - and it's not who… View moreHey neighbours, who are you backing to win The Block NZ?
Auckland locals Ben and Tom wowed the judges in kitchen week and have made some impressive structural changes to their house, but a tried and tested Trade Me formula is predicting their rivals will win the live final - and it's not who you'd think!
Find out who it is and why they're being tipped to win, here, then let us know who you're backing to win and why you think they deserve it.
The annual refugee quota will lift from 1000 to 1500 by July 2020, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced this week. Before 2016 the refugee quota sat static at 750 for 30 years, well behind many other western nations. The National Government then raised it to 1000. Is it enough?
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