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Robert Steven Reporter from Taupō Times
Taupo District Council is asking for expressions of interest from anyone interested in selling or leasing land – or land and a building – to replace its main Lake Terrace office.
Richard Parfitt from Whakatāne District Council
Your Library wants to know: what's your favourite book? What do you want to see more of?
Answer the short survey and enter a draw to win $50 worth of vouchers. Survey closes 31 August 2017.
Link to survey: www.whakatane.govt.nz...
The team from Rotorua Lakes Council
Council's own doggie models Mishka and Sika have been helping to remind owners to re-register their furry friends before the end of this month. Register your pooch online now at www.rotorualakescouncil.nz...
Read more about registration renewals at bit.ly...
Robert Steven Reporter from Taupō Times
Frank Taylor was born 100 years ago, as World War I raged on the far side of the planet.
As a young man, he was conscripted to fight in WWII. He served as a tank commander.
>> Do you know of anyone else approaching a big milestone?
Please let us know :)
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
The Neighbourly team love to see whats happening across the country. So we thought we'd share five of the most interesting posts we've found this year!
From Spanish celebrities to Hedgehog Hospitals - Check out our list of quirky Neighbourly Posts here!
Did you know that you can … View moreThe Neighbourly team love to see whats happening across the country. So we thought we'd share five of the most interesting posts we've found this year!
From Spanish celebrities to Hedgehog Hospitals - Check out our list of quirky Neighbourly Posts here!
Did you know that you can browse posts from neighbourhoods across the country on our Public Notices tab? Any content shared to these public pages are posts that have been made with the "Public Post" box ticked.
Take a look now!
Robert Steven Reporter from Taupō Times
Taupo Hospital's computer system and patient records went back online last Thursday, following a fire at the Lakes DHB server room in Rotorua on Monday.
Unable to access electronically stored patient records, health professionals were forced to record manually with pen and paper.
Michele from Whakatane District
Hi Bands have now been confirmed for the Edgecumbe ?Fundraiser Party which will have eight hours of music, Stall and food vendors. Saturday 9th September at Te Teko Race course, Tickets are $20 per person and can be purchased from Rangitaiki Homekill Butchers, Eventfinder, Liverpool Lunch Bar … View moreHi Bands have now been confirmed for the Edgecumbe ?Fundraiser Party which will have eight hours of music, Stall and food vendors. Saturday 9th September at Te Teko Race course, Tickets are $20 per person and can be purchased from Rangitaiki Homekill Butchers, Eventfinder, Liverpool Lunch Bar Kawerau, Kope Barbers, 1XX, Limepeace Organics Opotiki.
Under 15 will be a gold coin on the day. Please come and support this get fundraise for those effected by the flood.
The team from Rotorua Lakes Council
For the second year running Rotorua Lakes Council has won the judges’ choice award at the Local Government New Zealand EXCELLENCE Awards, this year for the district’s mountain bike strategy.
The aim of the strategy is to turn Rotorua into a globally recognised destination for mountain bikers … View moreFor the second year running Rotorua Lakes Council has won the judges’ choice award at the Local Government New Zealand EXCELLENCE Awards, this year for the district’s mountain bike strategy.
The aim of the strategy is to turn Rotorua into a globally recognised destination for mountain bikers and was a finalist and highly commended in the Best Practice Contribution to Local Economic Development category at last 2017 LGNZ EXCELLENCE Awards in Auckland.
The Martin Jenkins Judges’ Choice Award for Outstanding Value and Service Delivery is a special award given to a finalist for “outstanding delivery of best practice value and services to their community”.
Now in their fourth year, the LGNZ EXCELLENCE Awards recognise and celebrate the leadership role local government plays in communities.
Awards judges said Rotorua was now internationally recognised as a mountain biking destination and the spin-off from that was “real and visible”.
To read the full story go to bit.ly...
Clean up around your place with your choice of a free Resene cleaning product when you spend $100 or more at your local Resene ColorShop during July 2017. Plus get 10L of Resene Ceiling Paint white for $99!
These offers are available to Resene ColorShop/DIY cardholders. Not a cardholder? … View moreClean up around your place with your choice of a free Resene cleaning product when you spend $100 or more at your local Resene ColorShop during July 2017. Plus get 10L of Resene Ceiling Paint white for $99!
These offers are available to Resene ColorShop/DIY cardholders. Not a cardholder? Don't worry; you can sign up FREE when you’re in store. Find out more now.
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Nicola Brennan-Tupara Reporter from
Hi neighbours,
Queen's Council David Heaney says Edgecumbe flooded because "someone buggered something up".
READ MORE: www.stuff.co.nz...
He has pointed the finger at Bay of Plenty Regional Council and plans to lead a class-action lawsuit to get the community back what they have … View moreHi neighbours,
Queen's Council David Heaney says Edgecumbe flooded because "someone buggered something up".
READ MORE: www.stuff.co.nz...
He has pointed the finger at Bay of Plenty Regional Council and plans to lead a class-action lawsuit to get the community back what they have lost.
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