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Fears for the welfare of child pedestrians have grown from a boost in housing development around Walters Rd, Papakura.
More children are reportedly walking in the area prompting concerns about their safety.
The Papakura local board has called on Auckland Transport to investigate improving … View moreFears for the welfare of child pedestrians have grown from a boost in housing development around Walters Rd, Papakura.
More children are reportedly walking in the area prompting concerns about their safety.
The Papakura local board has called on Auckland Transport to investigate improving conditions near Pulman Park and neighbouring Kauri Flats School, a new school boasting nearly 300 students.
Board chair Brent Catchpole said there are a number of areas where driver behaviour is not as good as it should be, and that’s particularly concerning near major parks and schools.
Many people will tell you speeding is common, he said.
"Children are among our most vulnerable community members and they are entitled to our protection.
“If that means we have to get the police there to enforce things, and ask Auckland Transport to put in more permanent measures, we can’t shy away from that.”
The board has asked the agency to develop a concept plan for Walters Rd addressing health and safety issues for people, particularly children, trying to cross the road.
The board petitioned for a pedestrian crossing on Walters Rd outside Kauri Flats School and a 40kmh school zone speed limit.
It requested a slip road outside the athletic throwing net at Pulman Park, aligning crossing points with park entrances, creating defined twin lane exits at all points from the park, and urged AT to ensure all stakeholders are involved in any plan.
Papakura was not the only area of concern.
The board has also asked Auckland Transport to lower speed limits between Hingaia Bridge and the motorway, and at Harbourside Drive and its side roads due to increased housing development in the area.
Are you worried about safety for pedestrians in your neighbourhood?
Which roads could do with improvements?
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Happy New Year to you all!
2020 is now gone and a fresh new year has begun with new opportunities and possibilities.
As Albert Einstein once said - Learn from Yesterday, Live for Today, Hope for Tomorrow
We are back in the studio from next week with limited classes for January.
Full timetable … View moreHappy New Year to you all!
2020 is now gone and a fresh new year has begun with new opportunities and possibilities.
As Albert Einstein once said - Learn from Yesterday, Live for Today, Hope for Tomorrow
We are back in the studio from next week with limited classes for January.
Full timetable from February with the option of morning and evening classes available.
Check out our website yogagym.co.nz... or call Tanaz on 021837101 for more details.
Opening our eyes to a fresh New Year and challenging the way we do things, integrating the lessons of 2020, as we move mindfully into the future. Greeting it one breath and one step at a time.
There's Governor Grey from Auckland University, Daisy from Waitākere Hospital, Bruce from Grey Lynn and more. Have you seen any of these pawsome felines out and about?
Auckland has welcomed 2021 in with a bang, starting with a five minute firework display from the top of the Sky Tower at midnight.
Last year was tough. What are you looking forward to in 2021?
We hope you’ve managed to enjoy the break, or if you’ve had to work through, that you get some time off soon. We’ve been dreaming of relaxing at this colourful retro Kāpiti bach which features in our January issue. It’s the perfect sanctuary for its Wellington owners, who find themselves … View moreWe hope you’ve managed to enjoy the break, or if you’ve had to work through, that you get some time off soon. We’ve been dreaming of relaxing at this colourful retro Kāpiti bach which features in our January issue. It’s the perfect sanctuary for its Wellington owners, who find themselves unwinding as soon as they walk through its front gate. Where's your favourite place to unwind over the summer?
There are loads for you and your whānau to do this summer in Auckland.
Explore over 100 Auckland beaches and 4000 regional and local parks. Discover more than 200 walking and cycle paths. Enjoy over 25 free music and movies events in parks.
See what's on near you at … View moreThere are loads for you and your whānau to do this summer in Auckland.
Explore over 100 Auckland beaches and 4000 regional and local parks. Discover more than 200 walking and cycle paths. Enjoy over 25 free music and movies events in parks.
See what's on near you at ourauckland.nz/summer
Universal Auto Parts are back in business and as a local wrecker, we are happy to provide you with the best cash offer for your unused cars. Nationwide Pickup. Call today 0800 500 001.
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Hi Neighbours!
A big thank you to everyone who has so kindly donated to Blessings For Africa. Our cause is important to us and it's very heartening to know that it is just as important to you too.
If you would like to help, you can, by donating any of the following items:
Bric-a-brac
Good … View moreHi Neighbours!
A big thank you to everyone who has so kindly donated to Blessings For Africa. Our cause is important to us and it's very heartening to know that it is just as important to you too.
If you would like to help, you can, by donating any of the following items:
Bric-a-brac
Good usable clothing/linen
Small furniture
Home Décor
Electronics etc.
The donated goods are sold in New Zealand and the proceeds are used to support those in need in South Africa. Due to Covid, the poverty crises has deepened ever further, so there is a massive need for assistance. At the moment our focus is mainly on children living in poverty and who don't have parents to care for them.
To donate goods, please txt us on 02108484968 and we will be happy to collect. Should you want to donate an amount of money, you can do so by making a payment to the Blessings For Africa account by going to the website and click "Donate" at www.blessingsforafrica.com...
Kind regards,
The team, at Blessing for Africa
Enjoy an evening of live jazz, food and wine in the gardens of Howick Historical Village. Enjoy two live performances from Napoli Central and the Jenny B Band.
Jenny Bersola was born in Italy and is a star of recording and TV as well as live shows. Her background as a singer and performer includes… View moreEnjoy an evening of live jazz, food and wine in the gardens of Howick Historical Village. Enjoy two live performances from Napoli Central and the Jenny B Band.
Jenny Bersola was born in Italy and is a star of recording and TV as well as live shows. Her background as a singer and performer includes international recordings and awards, and live concerts in a wide range of music. She was the voice on the international dance hit ‘The Rhythm of the Night’ by Corona, and her voice has been remixed by Black-Eyed Peas on ‘Ritmo’, which features on the soundtrack of the movie ‘Bad Boys For Life’ starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.
She has toured Italy with Maceo Parker, is a regular performer in Japan and is a big hit at the Auckland Jazz and Blues Club.
Bring your own picnic (and picnic blanket!) or enjoy our food and beverage options. Alcohol sales available on site.
Tickets now $25
Free parking.
In many respects, 2020 has proved to be a trying year with the Covid-19 outbreak, the resulting job losses and financial fallout.
Many of you neighbours have been doing it tough.
What is the best thing that happened to you in an otherwise gloomy year?
*Please put NFP if you do not want your … View moreIn many respects, 2020 has proved to be a trying year with the Covid-19 outbreak, the resulting job losses and financial fallout.
Many of you neighbours have been doing it tough.
What is the best thing that happened to you in an otherwise gloomy year?
*Please put NFP if you do not want your comments used by Stuff.
Does anyone recognise this guy from our CCTV?
We had this tyre at Lioness Gym for more then 4 years and we used it for our trainings and bootcamp sessions. Since we moved to Highland Park, more than 2 years ago we always have stored the tyre at the same spot and nobody ever touch it... until last … View moreDoes anyone recognise this guy from our CCTV?
We had this tyre at Lioness Gym for more then 4 years and we used it for our trainings and bootcamp sessions. Since we moved to Highland Park, more than 2 years ago we always have stored the tyre at the same spot and nobody ever touch it... until last night when this guy came around to steal it. That tyre has not much financial value as it has emotional value with lots of achievements... and the behaviour of this guy is no accepted in a country like NZ!
Please contact me on 027 4 LIONES or email info@lionessgym.co.nz if you can provide any information.
Auckland’s landmarks will be the stars of the New Year’s Eve show again this year, with the Sky Tower and Vector Lights on the Harbour Bridge set to bring in the new year with spectacular shows coordinated with Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland Museum and Te Ara I Whiti The Light Path.
Hi Neighbours, 2020 - well it's all been said really hasn't it. Auckland has had a double-dose of the hardest part of Covid-19, with two big restrictions. But what a response from you all. My thoughts are below:
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