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The Million Trees project aims to green Auckland by planting millions of trees and shrubs, mostly native, across the region.
We need your help to achieve our goal.
26 May - 30 July.
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Every child has the potential to achieve success. However success comes with hardship and setbacks, which is why it is important to build resilience along the way. Resilience helps us to adapt and bounce back from things that don't go as planned and helps us move forward. Here are five … View moreEvery child has the potential to achieve success. However success comes with hardship and setbacks, which is why it is important to build resilience along the way. Resilience helps us to adapt and bounce back from things that don't go as planned and helps us move forward. Here are five fundamental ways you can help your child build resilience! ?
Nestled at the end of a quiet leafy cul-de-sac, lies what could be your new home at Lady Allum.
This two bedroom apartment with an ensuite is located in one of the best areas in the North Shore - just a five minute drive from Milford’s shops, cafés and white sand beaches.
Located on the … View moreNestled at the end of a quiet leafy cul-de-sac, lies what could be your new home at Lady Allum.
This two bedroom apartment with an ensuite is located in one of the best areas in the North Shore - just a five minute drive from Milford’s shops, cafés and white sand beaches.
Located on the third floor, you’ll be wanting to invite friends and family over to admire the view out over the trees. Luckily entertaining is a breeze with the spacious living area and separate guest bathroom. If you want to explore the village grounds, you’ll find a café, library, BBQ, lounge, and dining area, all at your disposal.
There is plenty to love - this apartment won’t last long. Book in your private tour with Rachel today, on 0800 333 688.
In our final video for New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Week, we help you find your next outdoor adventure in one of our 4000 parks.
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Join us at Takapuna Methodist this Sunday for a joyous concert of song and piano solos. Margo Knightbridge, Rosemary Cooper, Lee Martelli-Wood and Catherine Martelli have created a programme of beautiful music to soothe and entertain.
Join us for our next organ fundraiser, a celebration of vocal music including joyous sacred items, folksongs and showstoppers from the stage.
Kia ora e te whānau. It's a good day for North Shore commuters, with the opening of the Northern Busway extension between the Albany and Constellation stations.
The new stretch of road allows southbound buses to skip the motorway near Greville Rd, where traffic usually comes to a crawl, … View moreKia ora e te whānau. It's a good day for North Shore commuters, with the opening of the Northern Busway extension between the Albany and Constellation stations.
The new stretch of road allows southbound buses to skip the motorway near Greville Rd, where traffic usually comes to a crawl, while northbound buses no longer need to navigate the busy interchange at Constellation Drive and Upper Harbour Hwy.
“This means no time sitting at traffic lights, quicker journeys, and more consistent travel times,” Auckland Transport said.
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Kia ora neighbours. A $5.4 million pipe upgrade could help prevent sewage from overflowing onto Takapuna Beach.
The upgrade of the 1.6km wastewater pipe, which runs the full length of the beach, began this week and would take until around August to complete, Watercare project manager Johan … View moreKia ora neighbours. A $5.4 million pipe upgrade could help prevent sewage from overflowing onto Takapuna Beach.
The upgrade of the 1.6km wastewater pipe, which runs the full length of the beach, began this week and would take until around August to complete, Watercare project manager Johan Gerritsen said.
Recent investigations found the pipe, built in the 1940s, was in urgent need of an upgrade.
“By relining this section of the pipe we’ll extend its life by 50 years and significantly reduce wastewater overflows in the area.”
The work would be done by a self-propelling device, which spins around inside the pipe to line it with plastic.
That would eliminate the need for workers to dig trenches to get to the pipe, meaning disruption to beachgoers would be minimal, road closures unnecessary and the pipe might still be used during the project.
“It’s also faster, cheaper and has a lower carbon footprint,” Gerritsen said.
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In this video for New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Week, we help you find the dates for your waste collection on public holidays.
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NZ Compare is the home of easy and free to use comparison sites. We’re passionate about helping Kiwis compare what’s out there, so we wanted to introduce you to a new member of our brand family – PriceMe!
PriceMe is NZ's largest comparison-shopping site, sounds fun right?! Whether … View moreNZ Compare is the home of easy and free to use comparison sites. We’re passionate about helping Kiwis compare what’s out there, so we wanted to introduce you to a new member of our brand family – PriceMe!
PriceMe is NZ's largest comparison-shopping site, sounds fun right?! Whether you're buying electronics, appliances, smartphones or watches, hair straighteners or any other everyday household or office product – find the best prices on PriceMe.
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Plus, you don’t need to leave the house! Shopping made simple, just how we like it.
First time in NZ history!
This Friday 13 May 5-7pm here at Depot Artspace, 3D printed instruments will be played live along with a special kōrero from Professor Olaf Diegel from The University of Auckland’s Creative Design and Additive Manufacturing Lab.
Live music will be played by Taine … View moreFirst time in NZ history!
This Friday 13 May 5-7pm here at Depot Artspace, 3D printed instruments will be played live along with a special kōrero from Professor Olaf Diegel from The University of Auckland’s Creative Design and Additive Manufacturing Lab.
Live music will be played by Taine Patterson, Liam Barr Jones, James Thorrington and Toby Auer on the night.
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Our 6th video for New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Week gets you ready for the local elections 2022.
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