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Poll: Do you think it is too soon for classes to resume on university campuses in Auckland?
Students at Auckland University say they are “appalled” people in classes of up to 300 are expected to be back on campus next week despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Following Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s announcement that Auckland would stay in coronavirus alert level 2.5 until at least… View moreStudents at Auckland University say they are “appalled” people in classes of up to 300 are expected to be back on campus next week despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Following Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s announcement that Auckland would stay in coronavirus alert level 2.5 until at least Monday, Auckland University outlined its “post September 21” teaching plan.
It said all teaching activity would reconvene on campus for courses with less than 300 students.
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58.6% Yes
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41.4% No
Do you think it is fair Aucklanders have been barred from competing in the Rotorua Marathon due to Covid-19?
Aucklanders have been barred from entering the upcoming Rotorua Marathon due to Covid-19 fears, despite Government restrictions allowing domestic travel.
Participants were told via a Facebook post on Monday that the annual event, which usually attracts around 3000 runners, was still going ahead,… View moreAucklanders have been barred from entering the upcoming Rotorua Marathon due to Covid-19 fears, despite Government restrictions allowing domestic travel.
Participants were told via a Facebook post on Monday that the annual event, which usually attracts around 3000 runners, was still going ahead, but that Auckland runners would not be allowed to enter.
They were also told they would be receiving a 50 per cent refund, or a free transfer to the next event.
Chicken Feeder
Fill up the feeder and once the chickens get used to standing on the lid, they can help themselves when they get hungry. It also puts a stop to the birds eating all there feed.
Alberton & church/graveyard tours & tea, Auckland Heritage Festival 2020!
Join us as part of the Auckland Heritage Festival 2020 to explore the wider world of Alberton's Kerr Taylors!
In guided tours at two historic churches and graveyards, discover the Alberton connection and some of the family secrets contained within their walls!
Tour one at charming Category … View moreJoin us as part of the Auckland Heritage Festival 2020 to explore the wider world of Alberton's Kerr Taylors!
In guided tours at two historic churches and graveyards, discover the Alberton connection and some of the family secrets contained within their walls!
Tour one at charming Category 1 listed, Gothic Revival St Andrew's, Epsom will reveal an intriguing, recently uncovered twist in the Alberton saga to do with an elopement. Tour two takes place in the hood at St Luke's Mt Albert, where almost all the Kerr Taylors are buried, and gives an insight into their roles as founding patrons.
Both tours are followed by tea & scones back at Alberton at your own place with plenty of time to meander in the house and garden!
Tickets $25. Bookings are essential as places are limited and will be further limited if Auckland remains in Level 2. For all the details please see the Neighourly or Facebook listings - links below.
Retirement village gets their groove on
Mōrena Neighbours!
Three retirement villages in Auckland pulled on their dancing shoes and re-created Justin Timberlake's 'Can't Stop the Feeling' music video shot-for-shot.
35 residents, who have an average age of 80, took part in filming the video over a week.
Taking on … View moreMōrena Neighbours!
Three retirement villages in Auckland pulled on their dancing shoes and re-created Justin Timberlake's 'Can't Stop the Feeling' music video shot-for-shot.
35 residents, who have an average age of 80, took part in filming the video over a week.
Taking on the role of an international pop star had never crossed 79-year-old Norris Aitken's mind, but he couldn't pass on the opportunity to take a spin round the bowling green in his dancing shoes.
Watch their moves on the article below!
80-odd years of CAN'T STOP THE FEELING!
A talented group of residents and staff (inspirees) from three retirement villages (Bert Sutcliffe Village, Logan Campbell Village and Murray Halberg Village) in Auckland, New Zealand have recreated the Music Video "Can't Stop the Feeling" by Justin Timberlake. With an average age of… View moreA talented group of residents and staff (inspirees) from three retirement villages (Bert Sutcliffe Village, Logan Campbell Village and Murray Halberg Village) in Auckland, New Zealand have recreated the Music Video "Can't Stop the Feeling" by Justin Timberlake. With an average age of 80 years and a combined age of more than 2800 years it shows you can't stop the feeling!
Have Your Say - Making it easier for Aucklanders to collect rainwater
We are currently working to make it easier for Aucklanders to install a rainwater tank without a resource consent. If this is something you are interested in:
💧 Have Your Say,
💧 Register to attend our webinar on 7 Sept,
By clicking on 'Read More' below.
How does your houseplant collection help you?
For this Nelson collector, houseplants help her cope with health challenges. "It’s been proven that distraction is a really good pain relief and the plants gave me something to focus on and interrupt the pain pathways.”
Scarecrow Grocer opens in Mt Eden
Scarecrow Grocer is an artisan store committed to the community & the idea of living locally.
We stock:
• Pantry Essentials & Fresh Produce
• House-made ready meals and deli goods
• Boutique NZ wines and craft beers
• Bespoke gift baskets
• Fresh flowers from our dedicated… View moreScarecrow Grocer is an artisan store committed to the community & the idea of living locally.
We stock:
• Pantry Essentials & Fresh Produce
• House-made ready meals and deli goods
• Boutique NZ wines and craft beers
• Bespoke gift baskets
• Fresh flowers from our dedicated in-house florist
• Locally made artisan products
• An extensive range of organic products
September special – Buy any Scarecrow house-made ready meal and get a second of equal or lesser value at 25% off!
Female Manniquinn
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Is there anyone who is selling female manniquinn at cheap prices?
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Auckland's Diwali Festival now three-week celebration due to coronavirus
Hi neighbours. Auckland’s Diwali Festival has gone from a two-day event to a three-week celebration due to coronavirus. The Hindu festival of lights is a highlight of Auckland's major events calendar and one of New Zealand's largest cultural festivals. It is traditionally held over two … View moreHi neighbours. Auckland’s Diwali Festival has gone from a two-day event to a three-week celebration due to coronavirus. The Hindu festival of lights is a highlight of Auckland's major events calendar and one of New Zealand's largest cultural festivals. It is traditionally held over two days in Aotea Square, but will now be held from October 27 to November 14 at various community venues.
Exam Time
It's that time of year again! ?
Chat to us about how we can help your child manage exam block.
Rubbish collection goes electric on Waiheke Island
Auckland Council’s first zero-emissions electric vehicle for roadside rubbish and recycling collections has arrived on Waiheke Island.
The island's Isuzu NQR begins collecting rubbish and recycling on Monday 14 September. Two more electric trucks should be delivered within the next year … View moreAuckland Council’s first zero-emissions electric vehicle for roadside rubbish and recycling collections has arrived on Waiheke Island.
The island's Isuzu NQR begins collecting rubbish and recycling on Monday 14 September. Two more electric trucks should be delivered within the next year after delays due to Covid-19.
Auckland mayor Phil Goff said the new vehicle will help Auckland work towards its climate change goals.
“Vehicle emissions make up more than 40 per cent of Auckland’s total carbon emissions, so every vehicle we replace with electric will help us reduce emissions and increase the sustainability of our region,” he said.
“As well as the environmental benefits, EVs are also cheaper to run, easier to maintain and less noisy than conventional trucks.”
Auckland Council is exploring the wider use of electric vehicles for kerbside collections across the region, including for the kerbside food scraps service when it rolls out a couple of years from now.
Papakura is also expected to have an electric truck delivered by the end of this year.
Ryman Healthcare Online Presentation
Join us for an online presentation on Thursday 17 September, 2pm about our history, the Ryman Difference and what's next for Ryman.
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