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It's National Volunteer Week! This year’s theme is “Whiria te tangata – weaving the people together”. Volunteering, Mahi Aroha and social action weave people and communities together.
Interested in volunteering in your community? Contacting your local Volunteer Centre is a great … View moreIt's National Volunteer Week! This year’s theme is “Whiria te tangata – weaving the people together”. Volunteering, Mahi Aroha and social action weave people and communities together.
Interested in volunteering in your community? Contacting your local Volunteer Centre is a great place to start! Find more information here: www.volunteeringnz.org.nz....
Join us this National Volunteer Week to stand together in our differences and choose to connect! Take part in NVW by downloading NVW resources here: nationalvolunteerweek.nz....
National Volunteer Week 2019 runs from June 16-22.
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We wanted to say a big THANK YOU to the 18,000+ 'busy bees' (volunteers) who help run Neighbourhood Support in our communities across the country. We wouldn't be able to do what we do without your generous support.
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It would seem by the result so far 13th June that the General public does not consider the road toll IMPORTANT enough to change .of course we can carry on Killing innocent Kids and Families out for a pleasant drive to the beach. In the end, all that will be left are the Clowns that VOTE NO.
HAVE … View moreIt would seem by the result so far 13th June that the General public does not consider the road toll IMPORTANT enough to change .of course we can carry on Killing innocent Kids and Families out for a pleasant drive to the beach. In the end, all that will be left are the Clowns that VOTE NO.
HAVE A NICE DAY FOLKS AND WATCH OUT FOR THE CLOWNS.
The number’s 105, yeah that’s 105
Jevon McSkimming from New Zealand Police to You
5 hours ago
Jevon McSkimming
New Zealand Police
Kia Ora Prue,
… View moreThe number’s 105, yeah that’s 105
Jevon McSkimming from New Zealand Police to You
5 hours ago
Jevon McSkimming
New Zealand Police
Kia Ora Prue,
I’m writing to you to let you and your neighbours in Huntly know about our new non emergency number, 105.
The launch of 105 marks a very significant milestone in the history of New Zealand Police, so we made a song, featuring our staff, to help you get it stuck in your head. You might have noticed our awesome video promoting our new way to contact us for non-emergencies, 105. If you missed it, check it out here.
Until now people either called their local Police station or they called 111 if they wanted to get hold of Police. Quite often people called 111 just because they wanted to talk to someone even if the matter wasn’t urgent.
So, to help keep New Zealand as safe as possible, we have introduced 105 so people know how to contact us for non-urgent situations as well. You can use 105 to report things that have already happened that don’t need urgent Police assistance.
You can call 105 from both mobile and landline phones. It’s a free nationwide service available day and night for New Zealanders and overseas visitors.
You can also go online to 105.police.govt.nz to report:
- Theft in a public place
- Theft from a car
- Intentional property damage
- Shoplifting
- Lost property
Or to get an update on a report already made or add to an existing report.
Just remember to always call 111 in an emergency. The new 105 service is only for Police non-emergencies. Call 111 when:
- A crime is happening now – and the offenders are still there or just left
- Someone’s in danger or badly injured
- There’s a serious risk to human life or property
- You see a major public hazard, like trees blocking a road
- Any of these things are happening now or have just happened.
111 is also the number for Fire and Ambulance.
A simple rule of thumb for when to call 111 and when to call 105 is this: If it’s happening now, use 111. If it’s already happened, use 105.
Take a look at the website to find out when exactly to use 105 or for frequently asked questions, so you know what to do next time you need to contact us.
Ngā mihi,
Jevon McSkimming
Assistant Commissioner: Service & Infrastructure
New Zealand Police
3:02
Non Emergency Number - It's 105!
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The GABS Beer, Cider and Food Festival is being held at ASB Showgrounds, Epsom, on Saturday, June 29. The festival showcases some of New Zealand and Australia's most exciting craft breweries, including a range of special GAB-only brews. We are giving you the chance to win one of 10 double … View moreThe GABS Beer, Cider and Food Festival is being held at ASB Showgrounds, Epsom, on Saturday, June 29. The festival showcases some of New Zealand and Australia's most exciting craft breweries, including a range of special GAB-only brews. We are giving you the chance to win one of 10 double passes. Like out post and we will select a winner.
I have to downsize so need to sell drawers, dressing table set etc so to store away stuff I want to keep I need to buy several plastic storage boxes. Is anyone selling any?
Preferably 60 litres but some other sizes possibly suitable too.
Must be in reasonably good condition. Must have lids.
Must … View moreI have to downsize so need to sell drawers, dressing table set etc so to store away stuff I want to keep I need to buy several plastic storage boxes. Is anyone selling any?
Preferably 60 litres but some other sizes possibly suitable too.
Must be in reasonably good condition. Must have lids.
Must be reasonably priced ie cheaper than at retail prices.
Many thanks
PS If anyone is interested in the furniture and/or 2 single beds/1 double (latter selling on behalf) then please contact me too. Need room in garage for a eventual garage sale so selling several items of furniture during these next few weeks.
One of the best things about winter is having mates around to catch up over some hearty snacks and the entertainment of a big game.
Hearty gameday choices include blue cheese dip, fried camembert with paprika and parsley, halloumi chips with dukkah, chicken, spring onion and vintage cheddar … View moreOne of the best things about winter is having mates around to catch up over some hearty snacks and the entertainment of a big game.
Hearty gameday choices include blue cheese dip, fried camembert with paprika and parsley, halloumi chips with dukkah, chicken, spring onion and vintage cheddar pizza and impossible to fail Harvati quiche.
So stop off at the chiller section of the supermarket to stock up on quality Mainland cheeses to help craft and create some delicious snacks. Then no matter how your team plays, your friends will go home happy.
Cosy up this winter and subscribe to your favourite magazine on Mags4Gifts and go in the draw to win one of 12 French Country diffuser! Valued at $59.
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Did you know about 1 in 6 of our kaumātua will experience abuse at some point with over 75% of abuses occurring at the hands of family or relatives? Let's put our whānau first and end elder abuse once and for all by looking out for our older generations and challenging ageist attitudes.
If … View moreDid you know about 1 in 6 of our kaumātua will experience abuse at some point with over 75% of abuses occurring at the hands of family or relatives? Let's put our whānau first and end elder abuse once and for all by looking out for our older generations and challenging ageist attitudes.
If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse know that it's okay to speak out...
Call 0800 EA NOT OK (08000 32 668 65) for free and confidential help or visit the Age Concern New Zealand website for more advice and resources:
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