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The Bay Cities' Symphonic Band in concert at St Columba's on Sunday 22 August at 2pm. $25/person or $15/person for groups of 10 or more. Complementary afternoon tea in the church foyer at the conclusion of the concerts
Studytime Level One Full English Guide covers:
*The secrets to planning and writing an Excellence-worthy essay
*Applying your essay writing skills to the Visual Text standard
*Cracking the code and nailing Unfamiliar Texts
We discovered these guides late in Level One last year but they proved … View moreStudytime Level One Full English Guide covers:
*The secrets to planning and writing an Excellence-worthy essay
*Applying your essay writing skills to the Visual Text standard
*Cracking the code and nailing Unfamiliar Texts
We discovered these guides late in Level One last year but they proved to be invaluable in preparation for the external exams. So much so, we have gone one to buy Level two so that they can be used alongside this years learning.
The guide provides a fun, realistic and contemporary way of understanding.
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Wear a mask during while buying groceries, exercising or receiving healthcare, and practice social distancing.
These are just few of many messages conveyed by the Hastings District Council after New Zealand suddenly plunged into Alert Level 4 at 11.59pm on Tuesday night.
The council’s essential … View moreWear a mask during while buying groceries, exercising or receiving healthcare, and practice social distancing.
These are just few of many messages conveyed by the Hastings District Council after New Zealand suddenly plunged into Alert Level 4 at 11.59pm on Tuesday night.
The council’s essential services were still operating during lock-down, but other restrictions and closures were in place in line with Ministry of Health guidelines.
Hastings mayor Sandra Hazlehurst said council was well-prepared for any shift in alert levels, and ready to respond to keep people safe.
“Although it’s disappointing to be back in this situation again, all of our teams are working hard to keep essential services operating and help our community get through this,” she said.
All council facilities were shut, including public toilets, public drinking water fountains and chlorine-removed taps.
Kerbside waste collections were still running as normal, but the transfer stations and rural recycling stations were closed, except for essential workers.
All playgrounds were closed, but parks and reserves remained open for people to walk and exercise in, but they were asked to follow the advice to wear masks, stay two metres apart, remain at home if they feel unwell, and not take part in any activities that could result in injury requiring emergency help.
Council’s Lyndon Road customer service centre was closed to the public, but the team will be responding to enquiries.
The Animal Control Centre was also closed to the public and officers, only responding to call-outs where there was a “threat to public safety or livestock”.
“The best thing we can all do right now is stick to the health advice which is keeping us safe.
“Once again, we need to look out for each other, be kind and keep to the government guidelines to stay safe and do what we can together so we can get back to normal as soon as possible,” Hazlehurst said.
The Hawke’s Bay Regional Council said the GoBay bus services had moved to a Saturday timetable, with the addition of the regular routes.
Council said GoBay services would be available for essential service workers, and for communities to access supermarkets, pharmacies and health facilities in accordance with Government directions.
Face coverings were mandatory on all public transport services, with council asking travellers to bring their own mask and put it on before boarding.
Fares would remain in place across the region, but cash handling will be removed.
*For any further information please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions on the council website www.hastingsdc.govt.nz... or call customer service on 871 5000.
LOCKDOWN DOESN'T MEAN LOCKED OUT!!!
YOU CAN STILL GET YOUR ZUMBA BUZZ!!
2 CLASSES TO DO
7.30PM THURSDAY NIGHT
6PM FRIDAY NIGHT
… View moreLOCKDOWN DOESN'T MEAN LOCKED OUT!!!
YOU CAN STILL GET YOUR ZUMBA BUZZ!!
2 CLASSES TO DO
7.30PM THURSDAY NIGHT
6PM FRIDAY NIGHT
Both on classes hosted on Zoom.
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UPDATE
August 18
1.16pm
The Prime Minister and the Director-General of Health are currently giving an update to the nation at the Beehive.
Here's what you need to know:
- Genome sequencing was undertaken last night and it has been confirmed that this is linked to the NSW outbreak.
- … View moreUPDATE
August 18
1.16pm
The Prime Minister and the Director-General of Health are currently giving an update to the nation at the Beehive.
Here's what you need to know:
- Genome sequencing was undertaken last night and it has been confirmed that this is linked to the NSW outbreak.
- There are no genomic matches to those cases at the border to this case.
- There are a further two cases to report in the community.
- From 11:59pm, it will be compulsory to wear masks when accessing essential services.
- From 8am tomorrow, the Covid-19 vaccination programme will resume.
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UPDATE
August 18
9.10am
- Four new cases have been identified, all genomically linked to the original case
- The original case has been confirmed as having the Delta variant
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New Zealand will move to a Level 4 lockdown after a community case was detected in Auckland.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was joined by Ashley Bloomfield at a press conference, where she confirmed that Auckland and Coromandel would move to Alert Level 4 from 11.59pm for seven days, while the rest of the country will be under Level 4 conditions for three days.
It is unknown whether this case is that of the Delta variant. Bloomfield stated that genome sequencing will be completed by tomorrow morning.
There is currently 23 locations of interest, 10 in Auckland and 13 in Coromandel. Current locations of interest can be found here.
The case has no links to the border and interviews are currently being undertaken with the case to find any possible locations of interest and how they came to be in contact with Covid-19.
Here's what you need to know:
- A refresh on Level restrictions and what it means for you.
- Here are the locations of interest.
- If you have any flu-like symptoms, call the NZ Covid-19 Healthline on 0800 358 5453 or ring your GP.
- Find your closest Covid-19 testing location on the Healthpoint website
- Essential services such as supermarkets and pharmacies will remain open.
For more information, visit covid19.govt.nz.
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The Bay Cities' Symphonic Band in concert at St Columba's on Sunday 22 August at 2pm. Door charge is $25 per person or $15 per person for students or groups of 10 or more. Complementary afternoon tea in the church foyer at the conclusion of the concert. ALL WELCOME!
Tuesday is here! Time to get our groove on.
Look forward to seeing you all tonight.
Hastings Harriers Club 6PM 🔥🔥
Update - his hat has been found and is being kept safe till after lockdown. One very happy boy and one very relieved mama.
My son has lost his favourite cap, possibly accidentally picked up at Clive Pools last Tuesday.
It’s an orange All Blacks Legends cap, with blue decals. He’s had it … View moreUpdate - his hat has been found and is being kept safe till after lockdown. One very happy boy and one very relieved mama.
My son has lost his favourite cap, possibly accidentally picked up at Clive Pools last Tuesday.
It’s an orange All Blacks Legends cap, with blue decals. He’s had it since he was 5 and we can’t replace it. It’s faced since this photo was taken, but still very recognisable.
Function centre Havelock North - open 10 - 4 daily until Friday - opened today Saturday - open tomorrow & the rest of the week
Weĺl worth a visit - gold coin donation - 2 fabuloous quilts being raffles
Opportunity to find out more about this active Havelock North group
Wonderful display of … View moreFunction centre Havelock North - open 10 - 4 daily until Friday - opened today Saturday - open tomorrow & the rest of the week
Weĺl worth a visit - gold coin donation - 2 fabuloous quilts being raffles
Opportunity to find out more about this active Havelock North group
Wonderful display of quilts & sales table ( cash sales only).
Go along & enjoy this fantastic display of quilts.
Hello
TLDR: We need to demand a referendum on three waters for Hawkes Bay.
Edit: STATUS UPDATE HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE COMMENTS.
I can't find anything on Neighbourly so I have made this post to discuss the three waters proposal.
Under the proposal all of the Hawkes Bay water assets and … View moreHello
TLDR: We need to demand a referendum on three waters for Hawkes Bay.
Edit: STATUS UPDATE HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE COMMENTS.
I can't find anything on Neighbourly so I have made this post to discuss the three waters proposal.
Under the proposal all of the Hawkes Bay water assets and control will pass to another organisation "Three Waters" which will be controlled by Wellington bureaucrats. This is being pushed through urgently by central Government, and local councils are being offered a one time financial incentive to sign up to the process. If this is such an important issue then why is it being rushed? Should we not take a considered approach so that we are all fully informed and aware of any consequence of such a significant change? I see the four HB councils have already agreed to stage 1. Where was our say in this matter? Does commitment to stage 1 mean it is already too late for Hawkes Bay to not be part of three waters?
What we are not being told is how much the new organisation will cost ratepayers. The Westland mayor recently put out a video on YouTube suggesting ratepayers will face a bill of around $1,600 per annum for water. It will be a cold day in hell our rates from local council will fall by $1,600. So this is going to cost all of us - ratepayers and tenants.
We are also not being told how this organisation will be run and what it means for local ratepayers with local issues. Do we want Wellington to control our water assets? I say let's vote on the matter.
I am not a legal expert but I also question the legality of this process. Can a council transfer water assets to an entity that is not a council without undertaking a referendum?
Where is the media coverage on this issue? I suspect the media are very quiet on this issue given they are receiving money to run advertisements on the three waters PR campaign. It's no wonder we are hearing nothing from the media.
We must demand a referendum from our councillors. This is too big a decision to be rushed. Furthermore, the ratepayers who have paid for the assets should have a say in the future of those assets. We must not rely on councillors and media who are selling our water assets for 30 pieces of silver.
The Bay Cities's Symphonic Band in concert at St Columba's on 22 August at 2.00pm. Tickets are $25/person or $15/ person for students or groups of 10 or more. All are welcome. Complementary afternoon tea in the church foyer at the conclusion of the concert.
My elderly friend in Mahora has had her new delivery of wood stolen from her driveway during the night after it was delivered and before her family had a chance to put it in the woodshed. The Police have been informed. Stealing an old lady's wood is despicable so take care out there and have… View moreMy elderly friend in Mahora has had her new delivery of wood stolen from her driveway during the night after it was delivered and before her family had a chance to put it in the woodshed. The Police have been informed. Stealing an old lady's wood is despicable so take care out there and have your wood out of sight of the road.
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