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The Team from Auckland Council
It is safe to dispose of your RATs* and single use masks in your general rubbish bin, but not in your recycling bin.
*For RATs: as per test instructions place swab, tube and test device into the bag and seal it tightly before throwing it away.
#UniteAgainstCovid19
Indy from New Lynn
2015 SsangYong Korando Sport
Stunning in Black, Mint condition
Petrol Auto 2WD - 122,600 KMs !
Full Service History Last serviced on 14/02/22
… View more2015 SsangYong Korando Sport
Stunning in Black, Mint condition
Petrol Auto 2WD - 122,600 KMs !
Full Service History Last serviced on 14/02/22
New Zealand New
WOF till September 2022
Rego till May 2022
5 seater, non turbo 2WD
6 Speed Automatic
Two original Keys
Tiptronic
4 Airbags
Traction Control
ABS Braking
Stability Control
Cruise Control
Tow Bar
Reversing Camera
Tinted windows
Apple iPod/Bluetooth hands free/ Aux/USB/CD
Multi function steering wheel
16” Alloy Wheels, near new tyres
Comes with a brand new set of Korando floor mats
All mechanical inspections welcome
Selling as surplus to requirement cuz I have got a company vehicle now
Open to reasonable offers
Viewing by appointment in New Lynn
No time wasters please
Thanks
Price: $11,500
Mayuri from Glen Eden
These gorgeous boards will add positivity to your day. Or a great gift for a loved one.
Price: $15
Brian from New Lynn
A tracer who wanted to remain anonymous was one of those who received this message at 8.15am. It read:
"Ch ch ch changes ....Or...so long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye....(just for you Thomas!). Ata marie General
I'd love to be starting the day with...' we have a busy day … View moreA tracer who wanted to remain anonymous was one of those who received this message at 8.15am. It read:
"Ch ch ch changes ....Or...so long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye....(just for you Thomas!). Ata marie General
I'd love to be starting the day with...' we have a busy day ahead'. Not today…as you will all be aware, following Government's announcement yesterday, with NZ moving to Omicron Phase 3, our wee world of DC calling has come to an end. We can't thank you enough for your amazing work."
The woman was due to start work at 9am.
“I hadn’t got confirmation yet of a shift. So, I checked by phone kind of to a Facebook post saying your job's gone.”
The shift to Phase Three means people testing positive no longer receive a phone call; instead, they are notified by text message.
They're then expected to notify their contacts themselves.
The post was to an internal group at CBG Health Research, the Ministry of Health’s primary case investigation firm.
A MOH spokesperson said no one has been given a notice of termination.
“The message refers to the long anticipated and foreshadowed move to Phase Three and with it a shift in focus to case management."
The woman worked as a disease contact caller for a year, and the job was her main source of income.
She says the news came out of the blue.
“I spoke to my manager last week who said not to worry, that there’s plenty of work for us."
“Not that long ago we were being asked to recruit more people.”
She understands the need for change, saying "we weren't even keeping up with the amount of calls we had to do versus the amount of people we had".
But what caught her off-guard, was the title of the message.
"I just thought I worked here for a year and to wake up and see that’s how they’re going to title a message basically telling you you’ve lost your job is incredibly unprofessional."
The woman said there was mention of 50 jobs available in case investigation, but that this would still leave 500 people jobless.
“I think it [contact tracing] did have to go but not instantly, overnight, you don’t have a job."
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Bianka Atlas from BirdCare Aotearoa
Ports of Auckland Round the Bays 2022
Sunday 6 March 9:15am – Sunday 13 March 9:00pm
Round the Bays is now a virtual event, so you can fundraise for your feathered friends from anywhere (in New Zealand or around the world), at any time between 9.15am on March 6 and 9.00pm on March 13, all via… View morePorts of Auckland Round the Bays 2022
Sunday 6 March 9:15am – Sunday 13 March 9:00pm
Round the Bays is now a virtual event, so you can fundraise for your feathered friends from anywhere (in New Zealand or around the world), at any time between 9.15am on March 6 and 9.00pm on March 13, all via a nifty app!
Sign up as an individual, family, or team of friends or colleagues – and make a positive difference to the lives of New Zealand’s precious wild birds.
Choose your own 8.4 km course to complete in one session – whether in your backyard, neighbourhood, or a nearby park (ensuring you adhere to the applicable COVID-19 guidelines).
There will be live leaderboards, an interactive course map, sharing on social platforms, and participant places and paces in real-time. And you can even claim a finisher’s certificate and medal, which will be posted to you after the event (within New Zealand).
This is the first time BirdCare Aotearoa is a listed charity in Round the Bays, so we would love for you to join us. Whether you choose to walk, run or fly to the finish line, support BirdCare Aotearoa and give wild birds a second chance at life.
If you’d prefer not to participate in this event, you can still support BirdCare Aotearoa by fundraising, sponsoring another person who is participating, or donating directly to us.
To register, fundraise, or sponsor another person: rtb22.grassrootz.com...
To donate directly to BirdCare Aotearoa:
birdcareaotearoa.org.nz...
Thank you so much for your support!
The Team from Auckland Council
Our Annual Budget 2022/2023 sets the activities, services and investments for the financial year, and details how we might pay for them.
The 3 key issues are:
- Climate
- Budget pressures
- Waste service standardisation
The budget consultation will close at 5pm on Monday 28 March 2022.
… View moreOur Annual Budget 2022/2023 sets the activities, services and investments for the financial year, and details how we might pay for them.
The 3 key issues are:
- Climate
- Budget pressures
- Waste service standardisation
The budget consultation will close at 5pm on Monday 28 March 2022.
Find out more information and Have Your Say on our Annual Budget 2022/2023 by clicking on 'Read More'.
#AKHaveYourSay
Markus from Green Bay
"Russian vodka removed from shelves in US and Canada", “… and any other Russian products" in many cases.
How about doing the same in NZ?
Spread the message to other neighbourhoods …
P.S. Buy Ukrainian Vodka etc instead.
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