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Te Matau ā Pohe bridge users - please note that the VHF channel has changed!
Use VHF channel 018 or phone bridge control to request the bridge to be raised. Phone +64 9 438 7261 or 021 401 752.
Please wait for permission from bridge control before proceeding.
Check out the brochure for … View moreTe Matau ā Pohe bridge users - please note that the VHF channel has changed!
Use VHF channel 018 or phone bridge control to request the bridge to be raised. Phone +64 9 438 7261 or 021 401 752.
Please wait for permission from bridge control before proceeding.
Check out the brochure for more information: ► www.wdc.govt.nz...
At Mobil we’ve made some improvements including re-imaged stations, lighting you’ll love our new look pumps for a more pleasant station experience. At selected sites only. Come see for yourself. At selected stations only. We think you’ll like what’s changed. Learn more here.
Members of Whangarei District Council’s Positive Ageing Advisory Group (PAAG) and Disability Advisory Group (DAG) were keen to explore how easily older and disabled passengers could board and ride the buses by testing one out for themselves.
Read the full story: ► www.wdc.govt.nz...
According to an OECD report, New Zealand is one of the most expensive places for childcare.
It is said that Kiwi families have to pay some of the highest amounts for childcare in the western world, second to the United Kingdom.
In New Zealand, two-parent families are spending 29 per cent of … View moreAccording to an OECD report, New Zealand is one of the most expensive places for childcare.
It is said that Kiwi families have to pay some of the highest amounts for childcare in the western world, second to the United Kingdom.
In New Zealand, two-parent families are spending 29 per cent of their incomes on daycare, and in the U.K they are spending around 33.8 per cent!
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Congratulations to the inspiring winners of the Women of Influence Awards.
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The Kamo Road pavement between Hailes Road and Butler Place is being reconstructed.
More information here: ► www.wdc.govt.nz...
FREE ENTRY to all our seniors (60+) on Wednesdays!! Get down there tomorrow and visit our National Clock Museum.
This week in Pulse of the Nation we're asking about boy racers, also known as 'car enthusiasts'. Are they a concern in your community?
This year the theme for Get Ready Week is Prepared Kids. We know that when kids are involved in preparing for emergencies and learning about natural hazards, they encourage their families to be more prepared and play a more active role in responding to and recovering from emergencies.
As part of… View moreThis year the theme for Get Ready Week is Prepared Kids. We know that when kids are involved in preparing for emergencies and learning about natural hazards, they encourage their families to be more prepared and play a more active role in responding to and recovering from emergencies.
As part of Get Ready Week 2016, we are launching our redeveloped schools resource What’s the Plan, encouraging schools to update their emergency preparedness plans and use the new resource to build resilience as a life skill for their students.
Here are our top tips for Prepared Kids
1. Give the school or day care a list of three people who can pick the kids up if you can’t get there.
2. Talk to your kids in an honest (but not scary) way about what might happen in an emergency, what you can do to keep safe, and what your plan is for if you can’t get home. The more involved they are, the less scared they will be if an emergency does happen.
3. Make a plan with your kids. Sit down together and talk about the things you need every day and work out what you would do if you didn’t have them. Grab a piece of paper and write down what you agree, who you need to contact and things you need to do to get ready.
4. Get your kids involved in getting supplies and checking them regularly. In an emergency you could be stuck at home for three
days or more. You probably have most of these things already, and you don’t have to have them all in one place, but you might have to find them in a hurry and/or in the dark.
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We’re delighted to invite you to nominate your favourite local business in the inaugural Vodafone Local Business Awards. You can help them win great prizes - and win some for yourself!
Whether it’s the superb customer service from your local plumber, the dedication of your doctor, or the … View moreWe’re delighted to invite you to nominate your favourite local business in the inaugural Vodafone Local Business Awards. You can help them win great prizes - and win some for yourself!
Whether it’s the superb customer service from your local plumber, the dedication of your doctor, or the friendly face at the café that resonates with you - these awards are about recognising outstanding Kiwi businesses that help make our communities tick.
Nominate your favourite business now and you’re in the draw to win one of two $100 Prezzy® cards!
Have you ever seen a sand mandala being made? If not then get yourself along to the Whangarei Art Museum and see just how intricate and delicate this type of sand art is.
I was in awe at just how long and careful the process was.
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Progress results for 2016 local elections! Progress results are based on votes counted so far and may change based on votes cast today and special votes.
Elected members in order of votes counted:
Rodney Local Board
Wellsford Subdivision
SMITH, Colin Gregory … View moreProgress results for 2016 local elections! Progress results are based on votes counted so far and may change based on votes cast today and special votes.
Elected members in order of votes counted:
Rodney Local Board
Wellsford Subdivision
SMITH, Colin Gregory
Warkworth Subdivision
ROE, Allison
BERGER, Tessa
HOULBROOKE, Beth
Kumeu Subdivision
PIRRIE, Phelan
BREWER, Cameron
STEELE, Brenda
BAILEY, Brent
Dairy Flat Subdivision
JOHNSTON, Louise
For progress results across Auckland go to:
www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
Check back at this site tomorrow Sunday 9 October for provisional results (which includes votes hand delivered on Saturday morning).
Final results (which includes special votes) will be available on 13 October.
MetService has issued a severe weather watch for Auckland and Northland, advising that bad weather is expected to worsen late on Thursday evening (7pm – midnight) and bring thunder, lightning and extremely localised high wind gusts. You should:
• Consider staying in this evening
• Secure … View moreMetService has issued a severe weather watch for Auckland and Northland, advising that bad weather is expected to worsen late on Thursday evening (7pm – midnight) and bring thunder, lightning and extremely localised high wind gusts. You should:
• Consider staying in this evening
• Secure outdoor items, including garden furniture and trampolines
• If you must be on the roads, drive carefully and to the conditions
• Avoid low-lying areas that could flood rapidly and don’t drive through flood waters
• Report flooding and storm damage to council on 09 301 0101. In an emergency call 111.
• Ensure a torch, radio and spare batteries are to hand
Full story on OurAuckland:
ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
Check out how your ward is doing for returned votes. Wednesday was the last day to post your votes. Now you need to drop them in the ballot boxes in the Mobile Library or Council's Customer Services Centres at Forum North in Whangarei or Ruakaka before noon on Saturday!
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