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If you are planning to hold an event in Summer 2018 our Endless Summer Festival organisers are collecting event registrations.
The registration form is online ► bit.ly...
A new collection of works by Ngāpuhi poet Briar Wood containing environmental messages will be welco…
We are having an Open Day on Sat Dec 2nd 9am til 12noon. At 10:30 there will be a walk to the Wild Woods. You can experience the majesty of our stand of native trees. Feed the tame eels.
Also wander around our extensive natural playground. For any more information phone 437 5718
Fire is threatening a house in rural Northland stretching across several hectares. A Fire and Emerg…
Do you have a BIG lawn or a paddock or two that needs mowing?
6' wide tractor mulcher mower available to keep your lifestyle block paddocks tidy and manageable with spring growth coming up.
Message me on neighbourly or send me your phone number and I will call you.
Thank you, Ken.
Most Kiwis know their home towns intimately, but many don't know their town doesn't have an official…
TRY SOMETHING NEW - YOU MIGHT BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED!
FRIDAY 27 OCTOBER : 7 - 9pm : 116 BANK STREET, WHANGAREI
It's taken community effort and a lot of team work, but steady progress is being made to revamp Mau…
Teams from seven secondary schools competed in team sailing at the "Spring Regatta" held at Parua B…
We are currently inviting applications for the following positions here at Council.
* Wastewater Treatment Technician
* Building Approvals and Compliance Officer
* Health and Bylaws - Manager
* Calling all Planners!!!
* Building Control Officer
Have a look and APPLY TODAY!
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Bee's are still swarming and looking for new places to nest up. We have removed 2 in the past week and one was looking to find a home in the basement of a house. Please call if you see any swarms hanging from a tree near you. 0212201518
If you look closely at the photo you will see in the … View moreBee's are still swarming and looking for new places to nest up. We have removed 2 in the past week and one was looking to find a home in the basement of a house. Please call if you see any swarms hanging from a tree near you. 0212201518
If you look closely at the photo you will see in the picture thousands of bees on the move. An amazing sight and sound if you get to see one.
Croquet sometimes suffers from the belief it is an old fashioned game that elderly folk play. But t…
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