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The faster you go, the less time you have to react and stop, slow down around schools. Find out more about road safety around schools here: AT.govt.nz/driving-parking/safer-communities-roads-schools/road-safety/road-safety-around-schools
Do you have a neighbour who is seriously awesome, the glue and connector of your neighbourhood, and the person at the centre of your community, or who is just a really good sort! Nominate them to be our Neighbourhood Champion and they can go in the running to win an Orania Natural Skincare … View moreDo you have a neighbour who is seriously awesome, the glue and connector of your neighbourhood, and the person at the centre of your community, or who is just a really good sort! Nominate them to be our Neighbourhood Champion and they can go in the running to win an Orania Natural Skincare package as a lovely 'Thank you!'
This one is pretty simple. You're a Neighbourly member so connecting with your community is obviously pretty important to you. So this tip is more of a challenge; this year (or this weekend!) make it your mission to meet someone new living near you.
Here's a few things you can do to … View moreThis one is pretty simple. You're a Neighbourly member so connecting with your community is obviously pretty important to you. So this tip is more of a challenge; this year (or this weekend!) make it your mission to meet someone new living near you.
Here's a few things you can do to get you started:
- use the Neighbours Directory to find neighbours on your street.
- introduce yourself on Neighbourly to those living in your neighbourhood. Just a few words about yourself and what brought you here.
- Give something away or sell something! A Neighbourly exchange gives you a chance to meet someone new.
- just head out the door and knock on someone else's!
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Remember 86% of Kiwis want to get to know their neighbours better, but just don't see them around much (71%). Take the first step!
Schools are back this week, that means 40km/h school speed zones are in force throughout Auckland before and after school, on school days: ow.ly...
The rare summer sun shone down on a protester-free Lawrence Rodeo on Saturday. Read full story: i.stuff.co.nz...
Have you spotted a post on Neighbourly you want to refer back to later? It's easy to save posts such as a recommendation for a good plumber or restaurant, something you're thinking of buying or a poll you'd like to track.
Here's how to save and find posts:
1) Simply click on… View moreHave you spotted a post on Neighbourly you want to refer back to later? It's easy to save posts such as a recommendation for a good plumber or restaurant, something you're thinking of buying or a poll you'd like to track.
Here's how to save and find posts:
1) Simply click on the SAVE button at the bottom right of a post you want to locate later. The button will change to 'Saved!'
2) To find the post, click on My Posts in the top green navigation bar (on desktop) and click on the All Posts dropdown menu. You'll see the option 'Saved Posts'
3) When you no longer need a record of the post, just click on the Saved button and it will disappear from your Saved list.
Hi everyone, due to the crazy weather storms we have been having, I have a friend who has lost all her flowers for her sons wedding next week the 3rd of February.
I was wondering if anyone out there may have any pink or white roses, hydrangeas and gypsophlia that you could maybe donate to make … View moreHi everyone, due to the crazy weather storms we have been having, I have a friend who has lost all her flowers for her sons wedding next week the 3rd of February.
I was wondering if anyone out there may have any pink or white roses, hydrangeas and gypsophlia that you could maybe donate to make this occasion a happy and beautiful day.
Please message me all help would be greatly appreciated
Many thanks Pauline
Register your team for a fun FREE walking challenge this March. Be in to win great prizes as you walk the virtual length of NZ.
Make school and work life easier with these no-fuss ham and cheese muffins. They’re perfect for packed lunches and stored in the freezer when your pantry is running low. Check out the full recipe and other delicious quick lunch box ideas here!
Walking School Bus Week is back for 2017. Join our event and register to be part of the fun – themed days, competitions, prizes and more.
The successful execution of a water rescue last week highlights the importance of ‘safety first’ before attempting a rescue and only entering with water with some form of flotation.
Since 1980, 93 people have drowned while trying to save another person. Typically it is the person in trouble… View moreThe successful execution of a water rescue last week highlights the importance of ‘safety first’ before attempting a rescue and only entering with water with some form of flotation.
Since 1980, 93 people have drowned while trying to save another person. Typically it is the person in trouble that survives, and the would-be rescuer that drowns.
Most of these people would still be alive today if they followed this one piece of advice; only enter the water if you have some form of flotation. You don’t see lifeguards attempting a rescue without equipment.
Providing flotation to a person interrupts the drowning process buying valuable time to either plan how to get the person back to shore, or wait until rescue services arrive.
Balclutha's electric vehicle charging station is now up and running. Gore could be next in line for one. Read full story: i.stuff.co.nz...
This week the Clutha Leader is beginning a new series, called Talking to the Converted, which will feature creative people who have breathed new life into old buildings in our region. Read the first article in the series, about Papatowai artist Blair Somerville and his converted NZ Railways bus: … View moreThis week the Clutha Leader is beginning a new series, called Talking to the Converted, which will feature creative people who have breathed new life into old buildings in our region. Read the first article in the series, about Papatowai artist Blair Somerville and his converted NZ Railways bus: i.stuff.co.nz...
The Warehouse is kicking off their fundraising campaign for Life Education Trust. Life Education run learning programmes in schools throughout New Zealand with their signature mascot Harold the Giraffe. To support the great work that Life Education Trust does in the community you can purchase a … View moreThe Warehouse is kicking off their fundraising campaign for Life Education Trust. Life Education run learning programmes in schools throughout New Zealand with their signature mascot Harold the Giraffe. To support the great work that Life Education Trust does in the community you can purchase a Scratch ‘n’ Win ticket at your local store for $2 with proceeds going back to their learning with Harold campaign.
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