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Hola neighbours - its been over a year since Joses Mexican Cantina became a part of Birkenhead’s awesome community
We want to celebrate getting out of lockdown with you amigos!
We are doing $10 margarita with every main purchased for the whole first week of September!
At Jose's, … View moreHola neighbours - its been over a year since Joses Mexican Cantina became a part of Birkenhead’s awesome community
We want to celebrate getting out of lockdown with you amigos!
We are doing $10 margarita with every main purchased for the whole first week of September!
At Jose's, we fuse the ingredients and techniques of Mexico with other cultures. We love playing with spices and fire, enriching the flavours so your taste buds will want to join the party.
Why not come and celebrate with us!
Adios Amigos,
Jose
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A healthy female baby rhino has been born at Auckland Zoo.
The southern white rhino calf was delivered on August 14, and it marks the first rhino birth at the zoo in 20 years.
Auckland Zoo ungulates team leader Tommy Karlsson witnessed the “exciting and nerve-wracking” birth that has been… View moreA healthy female baby rhino has been born at Auckland Zoo.
The southern white rhino calf was delivered on August 14, and it marks the first rhino birth at the zoo in 20 years.
Auckland Zoo ungulates team leader Tommy Karlsson witnessed the “exciting and nerve-wracking” birth that has been heavily anticipated by staff.
“It was very smooth and very fast, and Jamila did a brilliant job by giving a couple of really good pushes to get her baby here,” he said.
“Her calf was walking within 25 minutes and suckling well by the afternoon. She’s pretty sturdy, her belly is filling out and she’s already getting a lot rounder.”
Karlsson estimates the baby rhino’s weight at 65 kilograms.
The rhino’s mother Jamila went through a 16 month pregnancy and one hour of labour, with her water breaking at 7am and the delivery of her calf occurring at 7.59am.
Regional Facilities Auckland chief executive Chris Brooks said it is a rare and exiting privilege welcoming a new baby rhino.
“Auckland Zoo supports the recovery of rhino populations in Zimbabwe and in Sumatra,” he said.
“Thanks to the Australasian zoos’ breeding programme, we have been able to bring one more southern white rhino into the world.”
Karlsson said it is still early days, and Jamila and her calf are not yet out on the Savannah.
“We take Jamila’s lead to do this at the pace she is comfortable with, and once she’s ready, we can’t wait for visitors to see Jamila’s calf for themselves,” he said.
“Rhino are such an incredible species that are still doing it tough in the wild, both in Africa and Asia. They are so important in helping maintain healthy ecosystems for themselves and many other species where they live, so we need to do all we can to help ensure their future.”
Since 2013, Auckland Zoo has supported the Zimbabwe-based Lowveld Rhino Trust’s (LRT) conservation efforts for both black and white rhino species.
Eskdale reserve will be closed on 2 September.
As you might know all tracks within Eskdale Reserve Network, running across Glenfield and Birkdale, are being upgraded.
On 2 September the construction company is planning to bring in materials by helicopter. The operation will be running from … View moreEskdale reserve will be closed on 2 September.
As you might know all tracks within Eskdale Reserve Network, running across Glenfield and Birkdale, are being upgraded.
On 2 September the construction company is planning to bring in materials by helicopter. The operation will be running from 7am-5pm.
Read more about this track renovation campaign.
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In this week’s issue we’ve got a spring checklist for vegetables and flowers and, by special request, instructions for making newspaper plant pots for seedlings. Plus it’s time to tidy up hellebores, sow brassica seeds and start a new compost heap.
We have three tasty recipes from Jamie … View moreIn this week’s issue we’ve got a spring checklist for vegetables and flowers and, by special request, instructions for making newspaper plant pots for seedlings. Plus it’s time to tidy up hellebores, sow brassica seeds and start a new compost heap.
We have three tasty recipes from Jamie Oliver’s new book 7 Ways. Plus go in the draw for fertiliser and soil enhancer from Fodda and Mr Fothergill’s ultimate garden pack.
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Hey neighbours,
With only 3 days left to nominate, we’re asking a BIG question. Have you nominated your Kiwibank New Zealand Local Hero of the Year from Auckland yet?
We’re celebrating those every day heroes doing good every day.
Share them below and get nominating.
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Sunset Road/Target Road/Caribbean Drive roundabout upgrade:
Auckland Transport have weighed up feedback from the community and decided not to proceed with the proposed changes to the roundabout at this time.
"After listening to all the feedback and investigating alternative design options we … View moreSunset Road/Target Road/Caribbean Drive roundabout upgrade:
Auckland Transport have weighed up feedback from the community and decided not to proceed with the proposed changes to the roundabout at this time.
"After listening to all the feedback and investigating alternative design options we have decided not to proceed with the proposal at this stage. Investigations into alternative design options found that there were no design options that could be accommodated within the project budget that would address the community’s concerns while still significantly improving bus journey times. COVID 19 has impacted on our budgets so at this time there is no additional funding available to progress a revised design that addresses the communities concerns and improves bus journey times. However, a revised version of this project will be considered again in future when more funding is available. If the project re-emerges we will seek feedback from the public on the revised design option(s)."
Concerns raised in public feedback included:
* Project needs to include safe cycle facilities.
* Proposal creates a road layout that is less safe for people on bikes.
* Want project to include priority crossings for pedestrians, such as zebra crossings over the speed tables.
* Concerns with dual traffic lanes entering and exiting the roundabout (want single lane roundabout).
* Proposal makes it less safe for pedestrians.
* Don’t believe the design meets Auckland Transport’s new design principles.
The Eskdale Reserve Network will be closed on Wednesday 2 September so that helicopters can drop off material for stage 2 of the track upgrade. The whole reserve will be closed for the day. There are likely to be two further helicopter operations later in the project.
Contractors are currently … View moreThe Eskdale Reserve Network will be closed on Wednesday 2 September so that helicopters can drop off material for stage 2 of the track upgrade. The whole reserve will be closed for the day. There are likely to be two further helicopter operations later in the project.
Contractors are currently working on the track that goes from Kaipatiki Road to the track intersection near the main Eskdale Road entrance (see S1 to S9 on attached maps), so this track is currently closed for upgrading.
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