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Ruth from Otahuhu
Tōia Talks presents the
ŌTĀHUHU PORTAGE CANAL RESERVE PROJECT.
This project provides us with an exciting opportunity to celebrate our heritage and revitalise this area for future generations.
Auckland Council and the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board in partnership with Mana Whenua have a vision … View moreTōia Talks presents the
ŌTĀHUHU PORTAGE CANAL RESERVE PROJECT.
This project provides us with an exciting opportunity to celebrate our heritage and revitalise this area for future generations.
Auckland Council and the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board in partnership with Mana Whenua have a vision to recreate the historic Ōtāhuhu portage route for public use.
Join our panel of Mana Whenua, Project, and Council representatives as they discuss new community-driven plans for this historic site.
This route was travelled by early Māori, and later European settlers travelling between the Waitemata and Manukau Harbours.
6.30-8.00pm
Mullins Room
Ōtāhuhu Pātaka Kōrero Ōtāhuhu Library
28 Mason Avenue, Ōtāhuhu 1062
Light refreshments will be provided.
Kindly supported by Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board via Māngere Ōtāhuhu Arts.
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In conjunction with our friends at Auckland Museum, we are excited to launch the Old Auckland Neighbourly Group. Join your neighbours to explore Auckland of the yesteryear and share photos and memories of how Auckland used to be.
Join the Group now to find out what's so special about this … View moreIn conjunction with our friends at Auckland Museum, we are excited to launch the Old Auckland Neighbourly Group. Join your neighbours to explore Auckland of the yesteryear and share photos and memories of how Auckland used to be.
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Ripu Bhatia Reporter from Central Leader
Lucinda Neighbourly Lead from Mangere
Dear Neighbours,
I’m making a plea to those of you have dogs to please, please check they are safely on your property when you are in or go out. I don’t mean chaining them 24/7 but just ensure they have shelter, clean water and are safe from people who may steal them and can’t get over, … View moreDear Neighbours,
I’m making a plea to those of you have dogs to please, please check they are safely on your property when you are in or go out. I don’t mean chaining them 24/7 but just ensure they have shelter, clean water and are safe from people who may steal them and can’t get over, under or through fences and gates. If you have no fencing, keep them indoors.
This especially includes dogs where gates or fencing are inappropriate to their needs. I spend far too much time chasing stray dogs only to find the properties they live on are inadequate to council requirements to keep them safely on your property.
You may THINK they don’t get out but the number of times I’ve followed them home to find they’re getting through broken fences, broken or unlocked gates or even no fencing.
They are a danger to themselves, traffic and potentially others. If no desexed they give rise to more unwanted puppies on the street. They can be picked up by cruel people to be used for baiting or by animal control who will fine you for their return. They can get lost, injured by cars or stolen.
As always, the safest place for dogs is in your home but if you keep them outside don’t chain them and don’t let them roam. Contain your pets and look after their welfare.
PLEASE, for the sake of your dog/s, the community, your pocket and my sanity - CHECK YOUR DOGS ARE SAFE AND CANT ESCAPE YOUR PROPERTY.
Thanks for your consideration. :)
Melanie Earley Reporter from Central Leader
Hi neighbours, a German man is seeking the help of New Zealanders after a message in a bottle his kids threw in a river seven years ago ended up in Auckland. Scott, Lea, Julia and Alice Joy from Auckland sent Gogos a letter back letting him know they had found the letter and it had travelled a … View moreHi neighbours, a German man is seeking the help of New Zealanders after a message in a bottle his kids threw in a river seven years ago ended up in Auckland. Scott, Lea, Julia and Alice Joy from Auckland sent Gogos a letter back letting him know they had found the letter and it had travelled a "very long way", but did not leave any contact information.
Can you help find them?
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Katherine from Mount Wellington
Young & old, join WWW.DRAMAQUEENS.CO.NZ for children's day at Selwyn Village on Target Street. Face painting, candy floss popcorn & snow cones, bouncy castle, trishaw rides, petting animals, music and dancing, and lots more. Help us spread the joy of childhood & bring people … View moreYoung & old, join WWW.DRAMAQUEENS.CO.NZ for children's day at Selwyn Village on Target Street. Face painting, candy floss popcorn & snow cones, bouncy castle, trishaw rides, petting animals, music and dancing, and lots more. Help us spread the joy of childhood & bring people together. Please like and share to help us keep low cost & free activities available through out the community. Thanks
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