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An ambitious programme to plant one million trees was launched by Auckland Council and Department of Corrections on June 6. The $3 million initiative has put down its first roots in the Eastern suburbs, including Wakaaranga Primary School in Howick.
Engagement seeking Aucklanders' views on whether or not to allow more shops to open on Easter Sunday has closed and council staff are analysing feedback.
A fresh route through Auckland. Less load on SH1. Those are just a few ways the Waterview Tunnel will help keep Kiran’s produce (and his customers) perky. See his story along with tips on how to use the tunnel safely at nzta.govt.nz/waterview
Each year, Canstar Blue asks thousands of electricity customers to rate their retailer on key criteria. This year twelve different retailers feature in the results with Electric Kiwi winning the 2017 Most Satisfied Customers Award – Electricity Providers!
We’re really proud of the way our … View moreEach year, Canstar Blue asks thousands of electricity customers to rate their retailer on key criteria. This year twelve different retailers feature in the results with Electric Kiwi winning the 2017 Most Satisfied Customers Award – Electricity Providers!
We’re really proud of the way our team has made our customers advocates of the Electric Kiwi brand by delivering an exceptional customer experience, and it’s great to see how much customers love Electric Kiwi.
If you’re interested in guaranteed savings, no contracts, awesome online service and one hour of free power every day, then join Electric Kiwi – Rated #1 for Customer Satisfaction.
Te Radar (TV personality and local legend) shared a video with us in celebration of "National Volunteer Week: Live, Laugh, Share, Volunteer" :www.youtube.com...
Find out more about National Volunteer Week or to find a volunteer centre near you here
Follow the fun this Saturday 24th June and walk Auckland’s famous Fan Trail from Queens Wharf to Eden Park (or join in anywhere along the way – the corner of Ponsonby and Great North Roads is a popular place to join).
The Fan Trail will be packed with live entertainment, street performers, … View moreFollow the fun this Saturday 24th June and walk Auckland’s famous Fan Trail from Queens Wharf to Eden Park (or join in anywhere along the way – the corner of Ponsonby and Great North Roads is a popular place to join).
The Fan Trail will be packed with live entertainment, street performers, fire dancers, lighting displays, free face painting and more, all from 4pm, rain or shine.
Find out more at www.aucklandnz.com...
WATCH: A gushing stream concerns residents of Howick's Liston Crescent about their land disappearing, while Luplau Crescent residents face flooding threats.
Hi Neighbourly members. I’m Reza Jefari and I could help you with a home loan to make your dream a reality. Whether you’re putting down roots for the first time, upsizing to suit a growing family, planning your dream home or looking to grow your wealth.
Contact me on 027 500 1241 and I can … View moreHi Neighbourly members. I’m Reza Jefari and I could help you with a home loan to make your dream a reality. Whether you’re putting down roots for the first time, upsizing to suit a growing family, planning your dream home or looking to grow your wealth.
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Dr Lance O'Sullivan writes from the heart, and from the head: "It was 1996 and we were young parents. I was at medical school when I came upon an anti-immunisation pamphlet left in one of our lecture theatres.
"I was suspicious of the establishment at the time. You need to … View moreDr Lance O'Sullivan writes from the heart, and from the head: "It was 1996 and we were young parents. I was at medical school when I came upon an anti-immunisation pamphlet left in one of our lecture theatres.
"I was suspicious of the establishment at the time. You need to understand, I had grown up a welfare-dependent "half-caste" (I hate that term) boy living with his mother, escaping from a life of alcohol, crime and a level of violence that I would not tolerate for my daughters. An under-achiever, I was expelled from two secondary schools. I feel I had a reason to be angry at "the system".
"Then I became a father. It changed my life. I needed to be a responsible adult caring for a son, then a daughter – eventually seven children. We were young parents and wanted to do only the best for these precious beings.
"I read the pamphlet. It described "studies" in the Netherlands into communities that didn't look like mine, but I took little persuasion. I stated our second child, our little daughter Te Miringa, would not be immunised.
"At the time my wife Tracy was working as a nurse at the local medical centre and immunising children daily. Yet this was my protest against the establishment that I so mistrusted.
"Fifteen months later, we had a scare. Te Miringa became unwell with high fever and a body rash and the doctors were concerned as there was a measles outbreak locally. And I realised the information from the Netherlands did not reflect my reality.
"We got Te Miringa immunised."
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It's lunch time at the Deep Green Bush School. The kids are hungry and decide it's time to eat.
There are no lunch boxes. Instead, they start preparing a fire.
Fourteen-year-old Hamish Flemming sets to work with a handmade bow drill and fireboard. He yanks the wooden spindle back… View moreIt's lunch time at the Deep Green Bush School. The kids are hungry and decide it's time to eat.
There are no lunch boxes. Instead, they start preparing a fire.
Fourteen-year-old Hamish Flemming sets to work with a handmade bow drill and fireboard. He yanks the wooden spindle back and forth, back and forth.
"It's smoking, yep, I've got one," he yells. "Where's the tinder?"
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Sky TV boss John Fellet is the second inductee into Baseball New Zealand's hall of fame. The baseball fanatic, who lives in East Auckland, has been on the board of the organisation for 25 years, and has been a coach for 20 years.
Only one week left to have your say on proposed changes to the election signs bylaw: at.govt.nz...
Construction work on the Pukekohe Station upgrade is due to begin in July and be completed in early 2018.
Women's voluntary service group, the Inner Wheel Club of Howick, will be giving the Howick Police and New World Botany each a defibrillator, and also two big boxes of clothes to charity Stand Children's Services in Half Moon Bay.
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