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We apologise for the inconvenience this may cause and suggest that you defer your visit to this website … View morePlanned maintenance on our computer network will take place on Sunday 8 April 2018.
Our website will be unavailable from approximately 1:30pm to 2:30pm on Sunday 8 April 2018 (New Zealand time).
We apologise for the inconvenience this may cause and suggest that you defer your visit to this website until after 3:00pm on Sunday 8 April 2018 (New Zealand time).
Hibiscus Highland Dance is a privately owned dance school, taught by Fiona Hunt, a fully qualified H…
Two couches, 2-seater and 3-seater. You can see that the covers have worn through in a few spot (through years of good service). Throw a cover over them, and these have good use left. Free to take away from Omapere. Sorry for the shadowy images!
Auckland Council is calling all Warkworth residents to provide feedback on what they value in the ar…
Julie Anne may be 65 years-old but she still pulls the crowds in more ways than one. JA 1275, as she…
The Whangarei Music Society launches its 2018 season this month with a concert by the acclaimed Behn…
A kind gesture for a dying pet has touched hearts in Warkworth, north Auckland. At around 10.30pm o…
A Lotto player from Northland has scooped up $8.3 million in Wednesday's Powerball First Division draw.
The winning ticket was sold on MyLotto to a player in Northland.
Do you have any ideas where they might live?
A landmark report by an inter-governmental organisation with 59 member countries - including New Zealand - is recommending that rural roads that don't have median barriers should have their speed limits lowered to 70kmh.
Taken literally, that would mean that almost NZ's entire roading … View moreA landmark report by an inter-governmental organisation with 59 member countries - including New Zealand - is recommending that rural roads that don't have median barriers should have their speed limits lowered to 70kmh.
Taken literally, that would mean that almost NZ's entire roading network, state highways included, would need to have their speed limits reduced to 70kmh. Only those section of motorways with median barriers would be allowed to retain their 100kmh limit.
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The Great Community Clean Up kicks off on 16th April. It’s your chance to get out and muck in to make your neighbourhood beautiful! You can think big if you like, but it’s better to just think green - even picking up rubbish on your street is great! You’ll … View moreThe Great Community Clean Up kicks off on 16th April. It’s your chance to get out and muck in to make your neighbourhood beautiful! You can think big if you like, but it’s better to just think green - even picking up rubbish on your street is great! You’ll get a clean-up pack from us when you register, and you’ll have the chance to win some great prizes!
Find out more and register your event now.
A Maritime New Zealand inspector has been criticised by an Auckland District Court judge for issuing…
Auckland's most at-risk coastal areas are in line for tsunami sirens, after daylight savings testing…
The New Zealand government has announced a compulsory airbag recall affecting 50,000 vehicles. NZTA states members are 'strongly advised to respond promptly to the recall notification. If your car is under active recall, contact the supplier as soon as possible and make an appointment to get … View moreThe New Zealand government has announced a compulsory airbag recall affecting 50,000 vehicles. NZTA states members are 'strongly advised to respond promptly to the recall notification. If your car is under active recall, contact the supplier as soon as possible and make an appointment to get the airbags replaced'.
Here's everything you need to know:
1) Check if your car is affected
2) Find out more about the recall.
3) Read information on why you need to have your airbag replaced.
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