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The Freshwater Clam is an invasive species that has made its way to New Zealand.
They can harm our lakes, rivers and everything we love about the water, from boating and fishing to swimming and competing.
To help stop the spread of the Freshwater Clam, … View moreThe Freshwater Clam is an invasive species that has made its way to New Zealand.
They can harm our lakes, rivers and everything we love about the water, from boating and fishing to swimming and competing.
To help stop the spread of the Freshwater Clam, please follow the new check-clean-dry requirements when moving between rivers and lakes this summer to protect the water we love.
New Zealand Food Safety is supporting Woolworths in its recall of its Summer Berry Mince Pies due to the possible presence of fine metal.
What you need to know:
- Due to a manufacturing issue, fine wire may have got into the pies.
- Two consumer complaints have been received but no injuries … View moreNew Zealand Food Safety is supporting Woolworths in its recall of its Summer Berry Mince Pies due to the possible presence of fine metal.
What you need to know:
- Due to a manufacturing issue, fine wire may have got into the pies.
- Two consumer complaints have been received but no injuries have occurred.
- This recall affects 2 batches of mince pies sold at Woolworths, Countdown, SuperValue and FreshChoice stores nationwide:
Summer Berry Mince Pies 360g with a 12/06/2024 best-before date
Summer Berry Mince Pies 360g with a 13/06/2024 best-before date.
- If you have bought any of these mince pies, they should not be eaten, and can be returned to the place of purchase for a refund.
- The batches under recall have already been removed from store shelves and have not been exported.
If you have consumed any of this product and are concerned for your health, contact your health professional, or call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for free advice.
Transform your hen house into a colourful garden feature with Resene paints.
Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
Hi Neighbours,
Sorry this post is a bit late this month but hey " better late than never " right ?
The list below of reported incidents is pretty concerning huh !
We must wonder how many incidents are not reported.
Dons newsletter is very helpful with suggestions on how to keep … View moreHi Neighbours,
Sorry this post is a bit late this month but hey " better late than never " right ?
The list below of reported incidents is pretty concerning huh !
We must wonder how many incidents are not reported.
Dons newsletter is very helpful with suggestions on how to keep yourself safe and also your property.
Remember crimestoppers allows you to report crime anonymously
0800 555 111
Regards Colleen and Happy " sunny" Sunday
From Don
Last month, residents in Onehunga reported a ten percent increase in property crime compared to incidents reported throughout September 2023.
This increase in reported crime was associated to twenty-two additional burglaries, however vehicle crime incidents decreased around thirteen percent over the same period
The streets with multiple reported incidents were:
Onehunga Mall (10 incidents) 8 x burgs, 2 x stolen motor vehicles. Church St (5 incidents) 3 x burg, 2 x stolen motor vehicles.
Campbell Rd (5 Incidents) 2 x burgs, 2 x stolen motor vehicles, 1 Theft ex-car
Captain Springs Rd (3 incidents) 2 x burgs, 1 x stolen vehicle
Rockfield Rd ( 3 incidents) 1 x burgs, 2 x stolen vehicles
Princes St ( 3 incidents) 1 x burg, 1 x stolen vehicles, 1 x theft ex-car
Trafalgar St (3 incidents) 2 x burgs, 1 x stolen vehicles
Pleasant St (3 incidents) 2 x burglaries, 1 x theft ex-car
Oranga Ave (3 incidents) 1 x burg, 2 x theft ex-cars
Tawhiri Rd (2 incidents) 1 x burgs, x stolen vehicle
Clarke Rd (2 incidents) 1 x burg, 1 x stolen motor vehicle
Namata Rd (2 incidents) 1 x burg, 1 x stolen motor vehicle
Felix St (2 incidents) 1 x burg, 1 x stolen motor vehicle
Normans Hill Rd (2 incidents) 1 x burglary 1 x stolen vehicle
Galway St(2 incidents) 1 x stolen vehicles, 1 x theft ex-car
Neilson St(2 Incidents), 1 x burg, 1x stolen motor vehicle
Beachcroft Ave (2 incidents) 1 x burg, 1 x stolen motor vehicle
Spring St (2 incidents) 2 x burgs
Mt Smart Rd (2 Incidents) 1 x burg, 1 x stolen motor vehicles
Mays Rd ( 2 incidents) 2 x burgs
Selwyn St (2 incidents) 2 x burgs
Rawhiti Rd (2 incidents) 1 x burg, 1 x theft ex-car
Arthur St (2 incidents) 2 x theft ex-car
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Wondering what time Christmas services are at St John's
9.30 pm Christmas Eve - readings and carols
9.30 am Christmas Day
You are very welcome to join us
Parking available entered from either side of the church
Ready for a festive movie night? Check out our top picks for the Best Christmas Movies for 2023!
Whether you're into laughs, rom-coms, or family fun, we've got your holiday vibes covered. Grab your popcorn and let the Christmas magic begin!
Mould is a common problem in homes, and one area where it can often occur is in wardrobes. Wardrobes can be a breeding ground for mould due to their often enclosed nature, lack of ventilation, and high levels of humidity.
In our latest blog we discuss ways to prevent and treat mould in your … View moreMould is a common problem in homes, and one area where it can often occur is in wardrobes. Wardrobes can be a breeding ground for mould due to their often enclosed nature, lack of ventilation, and high levels of humidity.
In our latest blog we discuss ways to prevent and treat mould in your wardrobe. Click on the "Read More" button below to find out how.
It’s that time of the year when we eat a little too much Pav, watch Love Actually for the umpteenth time then head off on holiday in search of some summer fun with friends and family. As we sign off for the year, we’d like to wish everyone a joyous holiday season filled with warmth, love and … View moreIt’s that time of the year when we eat a little too much Pav, watch Love Actually for the umpteenth time then head off on holiday in search of some summer fun with friends and family. As we sign off for the year, we’d like to wish everyone a joyous holiday season filled with warmth, love and laughter. So, from all our staff and residents, have a very happy holiday and a safe and prosperous New Year.
Happy 25th Anniversary to the wonderful Acacia Cove Retirement Village in Wattle Downs.
To celebrate Acacia Cove turning 25 this year, they are having numerous celebrations planned over the next few weeks
Huge thank you to Bruce Cullington, Amanda Kimpton, the staff and the amazing … View moreHappy 25th Anniversary to the wonderful Acacia Cove Retirement Village in Wattle Downs.
To celebrate Acacia Cove turning 25 this year, they are having numerous celebrations planned over the next few weeks
Huge thank you to Bruce Cullington, Amanda Kimpton, the staff and the amazing residents
They currently have two villas available, both with two bedrooms. Contact Bruce at (09) 268 8522 or bruce@acaciacove.o.nz
Acacia Cove is New Zealand owned and operated. The right to occupy a dwelling at Acacia Cove is unsecured
The Manukau Business Association has a vision to bring the ‘heart’ back into Manukau.
They have recently launched the new, modern brand and image for Manukau. The colours represent the cultural diversity of Manukau, and the shape of the waka is a reflection of its whakapapa.
There are… View moreThe Manukau Business Association has a vision to bring the ‘heart’ back into Manukau.
They have recently launched the new, modern brand and image for Manukau. The colours represent the cultural diversity of Manukau, and the shape of the waka is a reflection of its whakapapa.
There are plans for entry point signage, murals, service box beautifications and much, much more. Manukau is fast becoming a vibrant, warm and attractive destination that the community can be proud of.
Remember rubbish, recycling and food scraps collection times may change due to public holidays. All collections return to normal 9 Jan 2023. Check your collection dates by clicking on 'Read More'.
Thanks to our friends at Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment and the Ministry of Primary Industries, we're bringing Neighbourly members updates on recent recalls.Click on the item to get the full details.
Lisa’s brand Hummus Chargrilled Capsicum
Value brand Lemonade
… View moreThanks to our friends at Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment and the Ministry of Primary Industries, we're bringing Neighbourly members updates on recent recalls.Click on the item to get the full details.
Lisa’s brand Hummus Chargrilled Capsicum
Value brand Lemonade
Luv a Pie Butter Chicken pie
Clonbern Kitchen Truffle & Parmesan Beef Sausages
Magnetic Ball fidget toy
Oversized Kids Hoodie blanket
Tegel Chicken Sausages
New World NZ prime beef mince
Mr Beast Milk Chocolate Bar
The Original Paprika & Onion Kumara chips
Electric oil burner
This information is designed to help keep your home, family and friends safe.
Step into summer with confidence thanks to those helpful tips from Auckland Emergency Management on storm preparedness.
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