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Rodger from Sunnyvale
I am absolutely shocked that this has been treated so lightly
During the weekend I noticed hundreds of kids all over West Auckland being able to play on the play ground equipment especially Parrs Park
area and others in Auckland Area.
Surely under Level 3 these areas should have been fenced off … View moreI am absolutely shocked that this has been treated so lightly
During the weekend I noticed hundreds of kids all over West Auckland being able to play on the play ground equipment especially Parrs Park
area and others in Auckland Area.
Surely under Level 3 these areas should have been fenced off with signage.
The council really need a huge "Brick" not having this done before the weekend etc
It seems to me lots of people are taking this Lockdown as a "holiday"
lots of people not wearing masks and no spacing.
We certainly do not want this to go to Level 4 especially in Auckland
will be disasterous for everyone.
Fiona from Henderson
Well, so much news in such a short period and not all of it good.
Wednesday was madness x10 in Auckland; the testing stations were so overwhelmed by the flood of 'need to be tested NOW' people.
From what I heard on Old Fart's FM (Talkback ZB), so many were turned away if they … View moreWell, so much news in such a short period and not all of it good.
Wednesday was madness x10 in Auckland; the testing stations were so overwhelmed by the flood of 'need to be tested NOW' people.
From what I heard on Old Fart's FM (Talkback ZB), so many were turned away if they didn't show any symptoms by the Police, the people at the testing stations etc ...
One poor woman who has autoimmune problems and has been unwell for a few days was also turned away, even though her doctor had told her to go and get tested. She had been in the queue for 3+ hours already😥
Well, now this family of four have spread their infected tentacles far and wide across so many companies, and it has transpired that the company my husband works for is now seriously included.
So, off we went and joined the long queue of cars so we could get tested today. We will have to wait for a couple of days for the results.
In the meantime, we may also find ourselves in 14 days self isolation (just waiting for confirmation from the health authorities), all because of this selfish woman who chose to go to work each and every day, knowing that she had sniffles, fever and a cough!!!😠
No one can tell that they didn't know that they were ill with either a cold, the flu, in fact anything. How dare they travel and put so many of our lives at risk!!!
My blood is boiling and I want her and her family arrested for what they have done to so many families and companies now!!!!😠😠😠
The numbers of positives has risen to 19 (at this moment) and the numbers are rising rapidly!!!
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Hey neighbours,
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has delayed the 2020 election by a month, with the new polling day set for October 17.
Ardern has been under increasing pressure to delay the election, previously set for September 19, after Auckland was placed in a two-week lockdown due to an … View moreHey neighbours,
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has delayed the 2020 election by a month, with the new polling day set for October 17.
Ardern has been under increasing pressure to delay the election, previously set for September 19, after Auckland was placed in a two-week lockdown due to an outbreak of Covid-19 in the community, leading to a halt in most political campaigning.
To read more about the new election date, click here.
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The Team from Auckland Museum
The Pacific Collection Access Project (PCAP) was a three-year project focused on increasing knowledge on, and access to Auckland Museum’s Pacific collection through creating stronger connections with Auckland’s diverse Pacific communities. Moana Research are undertaking an independent … View moreThe Pacific Collection Access Project (PCAP) was a three-year project focused on increasing knowledge on, and access to Auckland Museum’s Pacific collection through creating stronger connections with Auckland’s diverse Pacific communities. Moana Research are undertaking an independent evaluation on the impact of the project. Your feedback is very important. Please let us know what you think about PCAP and your engagement with the Auckland Museum throughout the duration of the project.
The Team Reporter from Auckland Stuff
Hi neighbours,
Have you heard the news? Auckland will remain in level 3, while the rest of the country will remain at level 2 until midnight Wednesday, August 26 – an additional 12 days.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the approach is “short, but precautionary”. Extending the … View moreHi neighbours,
Have you heard the news? Auckland will remain in level 3, while the rest of the country will remain at level 2 until midnight Wednesday, August 26 – an additional 12 days.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the approach is “short, but precautionary”. Extending the restrictions for an additional 12 days is the same length of the virus’ incubation period, director-general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield said.
To read more about what this means for Auckland, click here
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How could $20,000 help your business? 2degrees Shop Local is back for another year, with five $20,000 advertising packages up for grabs for local businesses.
With more Kiwis choosing to keep it local, and shop local, let us know how that money could help your business. Enter at … View moreHow could $20,000 help your business? 2degrees Shop Local is back for another year, with five $20,000 advertising packages up for grabs for local businesses.
With more Kiwis choosing to keep it local, and shop local, let us know how that money could help your business. Enter at 2degrees.nz/shoplocal
Find out more
Vanessa from Glen Eden
CE Certified 3-Ply Disposable Face Masks for sale. Meets the requirements of European Standard EN 149:2001 + A1:2009.
Price is for a pack of 50 masks. We can also do smaller pack sizes of 10 masks for $10.
Stock will be arriving this week.
Valid for 2 years.
For more details search for face … View moreCE Certified 3-Ply Disposable Face Masks for sale. Meets the requirements of European Standard EN 149:2001 + A1:2009.
Price is for a pack of 50 masks. We can also do smaller pack sizes of 10 masks for $10.
Stock will be arriving this week.
Valid for 2 years.
For more details search for face masks on www.phscientific.com... (we are a NZ company)
Price: $47
Archana from Henderson
Can I please have reviews on Liston college? How is the school culture, focus on academics and other areas of learning?
Thank you 😊
Alex Neighbourly Lead from Henderson
Hi neighbours,
On behalf of i s if my neighbour,
There is an area to be closed as his kids are trying to jump from upstairs...
Anyone have an idea to close it without affecting appearance and at the same time safety for everyone..
Please provide a quote to save the kids... prevention is better than… View moreHi neighbours,
On behalf of i s if my neighbour,
There is an area to be closed as his kids are trying to jump from upstairs...
Anyone have an idea to close it without affecting appearance and at the same time safety for everyone..
Please provide a quote to save the kids... prevention is better than cure..
New Zealand School of Food & Wine
So here we are again, cooking from home, as we swing back to lessons learned from Lockdown 1.
Choux Pastry transformed into Profiteroles with crème Chantilly and eclairs with pastry cream and rich chocolate ganache.
Take a look at these great examples of Choux Pastry transformed into Profiteroles… View moreSo here we are again, cooking from home, as we swing back to lessons learned from Lockdown 1.
Choux Pastry transformed into Profiteroles with crème Chantilly and eclairs with pastry cream and rich chocolate ganache.
Take a look at these great examples of Choux Pastry transformed into Profiteroles with creme Chantilly and eclairs with pastry cream and rich chocolate ganache.
Link below for the recipe and the full story.
The Team from Auckland Council
During Alert level 3 put your tags on to ensure your bin is emptied.
BUY – rubbish bin tags at your local supermarket
TAG – attach a new bin tag to your bin before placing it at kerbside for collection
COLLECT – only bins with tags on will be emptied on collection day
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Sharon from Te Atatu South
So I thought I'd post it up here to cheer you all up. 😃 EDIT: Also, white/pale pink snapdragon flowers (photo 2), and red begonia flowers (photo 3), just spotted today (15 Aug)!!!!!!!! 😃
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