Kensington, Whangarei

1850 days ago

Consultation for the Review of Speed Limit Bylaw

Online Content Publisher from Whangarei District Council

As part of the Governments Safer Journeys Strategy, we are required to review speed limits in the Whangarei District.

We are doing this in a staged process, focusing on areas where the evidence indicates that changing the speed limit will have the greatest impact on reducing fatal and serious harm… View more
As part of the Governments Safer Journeys Strategy, we are required to review speed limits in the Whangarei District.

We are doing this in a staged process, focusing on areas where the evidence indicates that changing the speed limit will have the greatest impact on reducing fatal and serious harm crashes and improving overall road safety.

We have taken an evidence-based approach to reviewing speed limits to match the proposed speed limit with the road environment; but would also like your feedback on our proposals before we make any decisions.

Click "Read More" to see the speed limits being reviewed and to give feedback on our draft proposals.

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1851 days ago

Lamination Paper Cutter

Fay from Rural West Whangarei

This is in excellent order, this is one metre long does a great job on big size items, enables you to trim very close to photo etc, cuts 250 or more depending on material used.Reduced to $80.

Price: $80

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1851 days ago

Lamination Paper Cutter

Fay from Rural West Whangarei

This cutter will cut upto 250 gram with ease, this is in good order.Reasonable offer.

Price: $40

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1851 days ago

Confidence

NumberWorks'nWords Whangarei

Tutoring = being confident and empowered.

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1851 days ago

Who's setting off fireworks tonight?! 😄💥

The Team from Neighbourhood Support New Zealand

Fireworks are a ton of fun but carry real risks that need to be taken seriously. If you plan on lighting some here's some tips to keep everyone in your community safe and happy.

❌ 1. Never light fireworks in dry or windy conditions.

🔥 2. Only use fireworks in wide open areas, away from … View more
Fireworks are a ton of fun but carry real risks that need to be taken seriously. If you plan on lighting some here's some tips to keep everyone in your community safe and happy.

❌ 1. Never light fireworks in dry or windy conditions.

🔥 2. Only use fireworks in wide open areas, away from flammable items such as trees, grasses, gas tanks, and wood.

💦 3. Keep a bucket of water or hose nearby.

👧 4. Children should never light fireworks themselves and need to be supervised closely at all times.

🧰 5. Keep all unlit fireworks in a secure bag or container away from any source of fire until they are ready to be used.

📞 6. Be considerate and let neighbours know if you're planning to set off fireworks. Aim to finish at a reasonable time.

🐱 7. Keep pets comfortable and secure inside. The loud booms and flashing lights can easily scare them off.

🐮 8. Avoid lighting off fireworks around farm animals and be aware of any newborns or elderly neighbours who may also be affected. If possible, change locations to somewhere that minimises any disturbances.

🌿 9. Be a tidy Kiwi and let's work together to keep New Zealand beautiful! Clean up any any rubbish and leave your spot better than you found it.

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1864 days ago

Poll: Will you be watching the rest of the Rugby World Cup?

Denise from Central Whangarei

Bars have reported low viewing numbers for the All Blacks' Rugby World Cup games so far, mostly due to their late kick-offs. Will you be watching the rest of the Rugby World Cup?

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Will you be watching the rest of the Rugby World Cup?
  • 1.3% Yes, I will watch the games in a bar
    1.3% Complete
  • 61.9% Yes, I will watch the games from home
    61.9% Complete
  • 8.1% No, the games are still too late
    8.1% Complete
  • 26.9% No, I'm not a fan
    26.9% Complete
  • 1.9% Other (please comment below)
    1.9% Complete
160 votes
1852 days ago

NZ Sign Language Summer School starting 18th November

Kim from Kensington

Have you always wanted to learn NZ Sign Language?

We have a 8 week Summer School starting in the week of 18th Nov.

Each class is 2 hrs per week.

Sign up to a class at: www.eddie.nz...

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1852 days ago

Poll: When do you start Christmas shopping?

Neighbourly.co.nz

With Christmas coming up next month, it could be time to start thinking about gift shopping!

Are you one of those lucky people who can whip together some cool gift ideas a few days before, or are you prepared months in advance? When do you start your Christmas shopping? Vote in the poll below.

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When do you start Christmas shopping?
  • 37.1% I start a few months before
    37.1% Complete
  • 23.3% I leave it until the last minute
    23.3% Complete
  • 37% Gifts aren't a priority for me
    37% Complete
  • 2.6% I do gift shopping on boxing day
    2.6% Complete
1326 votes
1852 days ago

Did you take part in the Tuia 250 events in Whangārei?

Denise Piper Reporter from Whangārei Leader

Tuia 250 marks 250 years since the arrival of Captain Cook and is a chance to right the wrongs of the past, according to kaumatua Te Warihi Hetaraka. Did you take part in any of the events this weekend? What did you think?

1852 days ago

We have our winner of the NZ House & Garden House Tours double pass!

The Team from NZ House & Garden Tours

Congratulations to our winner! They'll be heading to the Bay of Islands in February 2020 to attend the House Tour and hopefully partake in some of these awesome activities 🌸 Thank you to all who entered - all of your local hotspots sound amazing and we can't wait to experience some … View moreCongratulations to our winner! They'll be heading to the Bay of Islands in February 2020 to attend the House Tour and hopefully partake in some of these awesome activities 🌸 Thank you to all who entered - all of your local hotspots sound amazing and we can't wait to experience some next year! If you're yet to secure your tickets for the House Tours, you can do so here: www.nzhouseandgardentours.co.nz...

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1857 days ago

Will you be taking part in Halloween events this year?

Denise Piper Reporter from Whangārei Leader

Halloween is nearly upon us and, while popular in the US, it is still growing in popularity here in NZ. Will you get involved with Halloween this year? Why or why not? And where are the best places to trick-or-treat in Whangārei?

1852 days ago

We’re giving a Northland business a $20k megaphone.

2degrees

Hi Neighbours,

2degrees is all about fighting for fair which is why we’re giving one local business a $20,000 advertising package. Apply before 20th November at 2degrees.nz/ShopLocal

T&Cs apply.
Apply now

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1853 days ago

House Tours are back for 2020!

NZ House & Garden Tours

NZ House & Garden House Tours are coming to the Bay of Islands!

Step inside the pages of one of New Zealand’s favourite magazines for a day of indulgence visiting exquisite homes and gardens, all in support of Breast Cancer Foundation NZ. For the last eleven years, the magazine has … View more
NZ House & Garden House Tours are coming to the Bay of Islands!

Step inside the pages of one of New Zealand’s favourite magazines for a day of indulgence visiting exquisite homes and gardens, all in support of Breast Cancer Foundation NZ. For the last eleven years, the magazine has handpicked five fabulous locations around the country and this time we are delighted to be heading to the Bay of Islands as one of our 5 locations.

Book Friday 14 February 2020 into your calendar and secure your tickets now for an inspiring day out exploring your backyard. Head to our website for more information.
Book now

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1854 days ago

One of New Zealand's rarest birds has laid an egg!

Reporter Whangārei Leader

The tara iti/New Zealand fairy tern is on the brink of extinction with fewer than 40 birds alive.

So there was much celebration about the first egg of the season, laid at Waipu by birds known as Mr and Mrs Red due to the red identification bands on their legs.

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1854 days ago

Switch to LEDs for the climate

Andrew Caseley from Gen Less

Kahutara Primary School in Featherston is switching to LEDs. All LEDs are Gen Less bulbs as they use less energy, which ultimately helps halt climate change. If we all got on board and switched now it would make a huge difference
#BeGenLess #GenLessBulbs <
Make the switch

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