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Caryn Wilkinson Reporter from Community News
It’s down to the wire for 100 hens set to be slaughtered on an Auckland farm.
Animal refuge New Beginnings Rescue and Rehoming has until Friday to find “forever” homes in Auckland for the free-range birds which are due to be culled.
At 18-months old, the brown shavers were moulting and … View moreIt’s down to the wire for 100 hens set to be slaughtered on an Auckland farm.
Animal refuge New Beginnings Rescue and Rehoming has until Friday to find “forever” homes in Auckland for the free-range birds which are due to be culled.
At 18-months old, the brown shavers were moulting and having a breather from egg laying, said Dani Prance, who runs New Beginnings Rescue and Rehoming in Taranaki and Auckland’s Rodney District.
“They can still lay eggs but they've reached their use by date for farmers.”
Prance has found homes for about 900 hens from the farm and is desperate to see the rest relocated so “they can live until they’re ancient and die of natural causes.”
“Normally we’d easily find a lot of homes in Auckland but it’s dwindling down,” she said.
Free-range hens face over crammed conditions with limited food and no grass, Prance said.
“You find girls that are definitely at the bottom of the pecking order. They're super skinny and you can see all their bones.”
But they flourished when they got to their new homes, learning quickly how to scratch and forage for food, she said.
“The best feeling is when you pull a hen out of one of those farms and get to put them down on grass and you just watch the amazement in them.”
They made great pets, she said, as they became friendly and ended up following their owners around.
“They’ve just got amazing personalities.”
The adopted hens have been re-homed in a variety of settings ranging from suburban town houses to 20-acre blocks.
“Some people want to fill up community food stalls with eggs, or you get home bakers that do a lot of baking for the community or Meals on Wheels and just want to be a bit more self-sustainable,” Prance said.
Chickens live eight years on average, but hens only productively lay eggs in the first two years of their lives.
Anyone interested in adopting the hens- from collection points in Dairy Flat, Wharehine and Bombay- can email newbeginningsrescue.rehoming@gmail.com or message the rescue’s Facebook page.
Salena from Mangere East
Update!!! I went with Papatoetoe Glass costing me $30.00. Cut to size on the spot and good to bring home and fix the missing glass. Still have my arm and my leg.
(Morena neighbours. I'm trying to find someone who can quote and cut me a replacement louvre glass that measures 840 mm x 155 mm and… View moreUpdate!!! I went with Papatoetoe Glass costing me $30.00. Cut to size on the spot and good to bring home and fix the missing glass. Still have my arm and my leg.
(Morena neighbours. I'm trying to find someone who can quote and cut me a replacement louvre glass that measures 840 mm x 155 mm and is 15 mm thick.)
Caryn Wilkinson Reporter from Community News
Residents and businesses in Mission Bay are being urged to report noise pollution from cars with loud exhausts and booming stereos.
The Orakei local board has launched a noise complaint campaign to encourage members of the community to take a stand.
Cars with super loud exhaust systems or … View moreResidents and businesses in Mission Bay are being urged to report noise pollution from cars with loud exhausts and booming stereos.
The Orakei local board has launched a noise complaint campaign to encourage members of the community to take a stand.
Cars with super loud exhaust systems or retrofit stereos were some of the most difficult noise nuisances to deal with, said board chairman Scott Milne.
And meetings with residents, police, noise control officers and local board members have revealed that many instances of excessive noise were not being reported, he said.
Mission Bay Resident's Association chairman Don Stock said it only took a few inconsiderate show-offs to spoil the enjoyment of the suburb "but perhaps the actions of a few active residents can make a difference."
It is hoped the board campaign will boost the number of instances reported and ultimately cut noise issues for Mission Bay, said Milne.
You can dob in noisy cars to police on 501 or noise from other sources to Auckland Council: 09 301 0101
Communicare from Royal Oak
Calling the seniors and lonely in our Communities
Communicare's Friendship Centres is for 65 years or older, or aged 50-64 with age related needs. Centres are located in various Auckland areas. They are all open for one day a week, except during school holidays.
Our guests enjoy various… View moreCalling the seniors and lonely in our Communities
Communicare's Friendship Centres is for 65 years or older, or aged 50-64 with age related needs. Centres are located in various Auckland areas. They are all open for one day a week, except during school holidays.
Our guests enjoy various crafts, play cards, indoor bowls, enjoy music and relax in the friendly environment socialising with friends and new companions.
Morning tea and lunch are served at a minimal weekly cost. Friendship Centres are open between 9.00 am and 1.00 pm.
If you are looking for something to do, contact us to find out more Ph 631 5968 or email office@communicare.org.nz
www.communicare.org.nz...
Chris from Royal Oak
Anyone able to make me a framed trellis 1160 wide x 1.450 to make a light weight gate please.
Please pm me. Thanks
When you need some extra care, you’ll feel right at home in our Care Suites at Meadowbank.
Situated down a quiet street and overlooking the beautiful Orakei Basin, our Care Suites offer the ultimate combination of Rest Home and Hospital care with the creature comforts of home.
Our spacious … View moreWhen you need some extra care, you’ll feel right at home in our Care Suites at Meadowbank.
Situated down a quiet street and overlooking the beautiful Orakei Basin, our Care Suites offer the ultimate combination of Rest Home and Hospital care with the creature comforts of home.
Our spacious well-appointed rooms are perfect for entertaining your family or friends, with your very own living area, kitchenette, and ensuite. Plus, you can bring your treasured possessions to make it truly yours.
To find out more about living in a Care Suite, book in a viewing today.
Meadowbank Care is located at 148 Meadowbank Road, Auckland.
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And we want you and your family to love it as well! We help babies, children and adults feel confident in and around the water and are committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for all.
Touch base with us today to book in for your FREE trial lesson. We have locations in both … View moreAnd we want you and your family to love it as well! We help babies, children and adults feel confident in and around the water and are committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for all.
Touch base with us today to book in for your FREE trial lesson. We have locations in both Newmarket and One Tree Hill.
The Free Trial lesson is open to all new customers.
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Eunice from Mount Wellington
In good condition
Pick up Mt. Wellington or pay extra for shipping.
Price: $40
Kirsty from Handcrafted by Loaf
Tuesday 9th February is International Pizza Day - what better way to ease yourself into the week, than with pizza! Workplace shout, lunchtime slice, afternoon tea for the kids, dinner for the whanau - we've got you covered.
Available by the slice for $3 or a special price of $17 for a large … View moreTuesday 9th February is International Pizza Day - what better way to ease yourself into the week, than with pizza! Workplace shout, lunchtime slice, afternoon tea for the kids, dinner for the whanau - we've got you covered.
Available by the slice for $3 or a special price of $17 for a large pizza (45cm - 8 pieces)
Choose from bacon & mushroom, hawaiian, vegetarian or pepperoni
You can even place an order in advance for a whole pizza. Just email orders@loaf.co.nz by 3pm Monday 8th February, letting us know your name, phone number, pizza order and pick up time and we'll have it ready and waiting for you. Loaf's shop is open from 8:30 - 4:00pm at 92 Gavin Street, Ellerslie.
If you prefer the DIY approach then grab some pizza dough and you're half way there!
Todd Niall Reporter from Auckland Stuff
Hi Neighbours, If mask-wearing is mandatory on all public transport, why are more people not getting pulled up for failing to do so. And does it make sense to allowed masks to drop for a beer, wine or coffee? Read the story below:
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Sheetal Neighbourly Lead from Royal Oak
Does anyone know how to put a balloon garland together? My daughter turns one in March and I'm looking at decorations etc. Any party planners out there also who don't charge an arm or leg?
Bronwynne from Greenlane
Kerbside outside 16-18 Puriri Ave, Greenlane
Just pop them upright with a wee bit of water in their centers and they will grow and fill in any space
Free
Nadine from Mount Wellington
4 brown solid dining chairs
Unfortunately there is quite a bit of peeling
Need to get rid of
Pickup Mt Wellington
Free
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