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What do you pay to send your child to preschool? And is it worth it for you?
Hi neighbours, With the cost of living rising, The Post/Stuff is collecting data on the cost of early childhood education (ECE) in New Zealand for a story we're working on. If you're a parent or caregiver, we'd like to hear from you about your experience of this, through filing in … View moreHi neighbours, With the cost of living rising, The Post/Stuff is collecting data on the cost of early childhood education (ECE) in New Zealand for a story we're working on. If you're a parent or caregiver, we'd like to hear from you about your experience of this, through filing in the below survey, or in the comments below.
Food importers fined $28k for failing to label food allergens properly
Kia ora neighbours, two Auckland food importers have been fined a total of $28k for not translating food allergen warnings into English.
Tokyo Food Company was sentenced to two charges under the Food Act, while Japan Mart was sentenced to one charge in the Auckland District Court.
Tokyo Food … View moreKia ora neighbours, two Auckland food importers have been fined a total of $28k for not translating food allergen warnings into English.
Tokyo Food Company was sentenced to two charges under the Food Act, while Japan Mart was sentenced to one charge in the Auckland District Court.
Tokyo Food Company was fined $21,000 and Japan Mart was fined $7,000, after being prosecuted by New Zealand Food Safety compliance investigators.
Read the full story at the link below.
Firefighter who became homeless gets place to live from Auckland charity
A former firefighter and surf lifesaving coach who became homeless after suffering from alcoholism and debilitating injuries now has a roof over his head thanks to HomeGround – Auckland City Mission’s 'home' for those in need.
Bryne Gregory first received care from the charity … View moreA former firefighter and surf lifesaving coach who became homeless after suffering from alcoholism and debilitating injuries now has a roof over his head thanks to HomeGround – Auckland City Mission’s 'home' for those in need.
Bryne Gregory first received care from the charity three years ago after an accident reduced his mobility and left him unable to work.
With no income he became homeless and found himself on the steps of Auckland City Mission.
Climate leaders become beneficiaries as budget cuts axe community funding
A climate change educator is wondering where the next generation of climate leaders will come from if sweeping Auckland Council budget cuts are passed.
Auckland mayor Wayne Brown is seeking to plug a $375 million shortfall in Auckland Council’s budget. His proposal includes a $20m cut to a … View moreA climate change educator is wondering where the next generation of climate leaders will come from if sweeping Auckland Council budget cuts are passed.
Auckland mayor Wayne Brown is seeking to plug a $375 million shortfall in Auckland Council’s budget. His proposal includes a $20m cut to a wide range of community, and arts funding.
This includes reducing local board operating funding by $16m – 5% of the total budget local boards oversee.
65-year-old living in cabin faces five month wait for flood-hit home repairs
Four months on from the Auckland Anniversary floods, the Beggs family are still waiting for repairs to begin on their home, in the meantime they are living in small cabins on the property.
Catherine Beggs and her family were forced to swim to safety in waist-deep water on the night of … View moreFour months on from the Auckland Anniversary floods, the Beggs family are still waiting for repairs to begin on their home, in the meantime they are living in small cabins on the property.
Catherine Beggs and her family were forced to swim to safety in waist-deep water on the night of January 27.
They returned home the following day to find they had lost all their belongings in the deluge - including their recently-renovated home in Mt Roskill.
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