Whangarei Public Dog Park re-opens 8am 29-05-2019
The dog park opens tomorrow at 8am.
Many people saying their dogs are missing the dog park, and it's very sociable for the dog owners.
The council doesn't want an large opening "just unlock" the gate. After spending $250.000.00 of rate payers money for the upgrade?
Personally I cant see why so much $$ with still many faults, like open drains that will have people tripping, and possibility of dogs tripping also.
Other agility equipment.
The public has missed an opportunity for input because council wouldn't accept advice from someone who knows dogs. I have trained dogs for over thirty years. And listen to the dog park community.
Tony Gill will be doing dog training lessons at the dog park. In groups or one on one. The important is having control over your dog. Dogs don't have to be robots . Check for new dates for lessons soon.
Thanks Tony Gill
🧩😏 Riddle me this, Neighbours…
I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?
Do you think you know the answer?
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THINKING OUTSIDE THE CREATIVE BOX 12-Week Creative Wellbeing Art Programme
THINKING OUTSIDE THE CREATIVE BOX
12-Week Creative Wellbeing Art Programme
Looking for a supportive creative space in Whangārei?
Join us at the Art Studio, Reyburn House for a welcoming, non-commercial art group designed to support wellbeing, connection, and self-expression through creativity.
✨ No experience needed
✨ Safe, inclusive environment
✨ Youth, Disabled, Elderly welcome
✨ Māori, Pasifika & multicultural communities encouraged
✨ Physically accessible venue
📅 Starting Thursday 26th March 2026
🕙 10am – 2pm weekly
📍 Reyburn House, Whangārei
💲 $5 per week (12 weeks)
No pressure. No judgement. Just creativity, connection and community. 💛
Organised by CreateAbility Whangārei
Expression of Interest please email: createability.whangarei@gmail.com
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Looking for a supportive creative space in Whangārei?
Join us at the Art Studio, Reyburn House for a welcoming, non-commercial art group designed to support wellbeing, connection, and self-expression through creativity.
✨ No experience needed
✨ Safe, inclusive environment
✨ Youth, Disabled, Elderly welcome
✨ Māori, Pasifika & multicultural communities encouraged
✨ Physically accessible venue
📅 Starting Thursday 26th March 2026
🕙 10am – 2pm weekly
📍 Reyburn House, Whangārei
💲 $5 per week (12 weeks)
No pressure. No judgement. Just creativity, connection and community. 💛
Organised by CreateAbility Whangārei
Expression of Interest please email: createability.whangarei@gmail.com
#CreativeWellbeing #WhangareiArts #CommunityCreativity #ArtForWellbeing #CreateAbilityWhangarei
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If you have received a phone call and think your account has been compromised, call ASB on 0800 ASB FRAUD (0800 272 372), or visit your local branch.
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