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Hi neighbours. We're still being asked to conserve water after one of the driest years on record.
Following a dry 2019, the region saw a record 40 days with no rain in January and February, paving the way for water restrictions that would continue into December.
Despite the restrictions and … View moreHi neighbours. We're still being asked to conserve water after one of the driest years on record.
Following a dry 2019, the region saw a record 40 days with no rain in January and February, paving the way for water restrictions that would continue into December.
Despite the restrictions and Aucklanders being the most efficient water users in New Zealand, the dam levels are still low and Watercare is asking everyone to try and save 20 litres per day.
We’ve put together a list of easy ways you can save water around your home, as well as a few ideas for if you’re willing to go the extra mile.
Moving out sale - camping gears (small tent, lantern, fire extinguisher), small appliances (rice cookers, dutch pancake maker, gas stove), electric leads, spotlights, gas bottles, toys, home decor, household items, book case, scooter, gazebo, Toyota Estima 2006 173k mileage, all priced for quick … View moreMoving out sale - camping gears (small tent, lantern, fire extinguisher), small appliances (rice cookers, dutch pancake maker, gas stove), electric leads, spotlights, gas bottles, toys, home decor, household items, book case, scooter, gazebo, Toyota Estima 2006 173k mileage, all priced for quick sale! Free books for all ages too. Open 10:30am to 7pm.
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There are loads for you and your whānau to do this summer in Auckland.
Explore over 100 Auckland beaches and 4000 regional and local parks. Discover more than 200 walking and cycle paths. Enjoy over 25 free music and movies events in parks.
See what's on near you at … View moreThere are loads for you and your whānau to do this summer in Auckland.
Explore over 100 Auckland beaches and 4000 regional and local parks. Discover more than 200 walking and cycle paths. Enjoy over 25 free music and movies events in parks.
See what's on near you at ourauckland.nz/summer
Waka Kotahi (NZTA) is advising motorists travelling southbound on the Auckland Harbour Bridge to expect delays due to the closure of the clip-on lanes.
The lanes will be closed for resurfacing and other maintenance from Boxing Day for up to ten days. This closure will affect the Shelley Beach … View moreWaka Kotahi (NZTA) is advising motorists travelling southbound on the Auckland Harbour Bridge to expect delays due to the closure of the clip-on lanes.
The lanes will be closed for resurfacing and other maintenance from Boxing Day for up to ten days. This closure will affect the Shelley Beach off-ramp with access controlled by a stop/go managment system.
Motorists are encouraged to use the Western Ring route if there are delays on the bridge. Three lanes will be open to traffic in both directions says Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency Auckland System Manager, Andrea Williamson.
“The resurfacing process on the bridge requires 3-5 days to “cure” before allowing traffic on it, so while it may look as if nothing is happening the team will be using the lanes closure for other maintenance tasks, including water blasting and painting just below the road deck.”
Motorists are advised to check Waka Kotahi's social media sites for any updates on the lane closures during the 10 day period.
To Our Dear Customers & Neighbours,
This year more than ever we would like to say THANK YOU and express our sincerest appreciation for the trust you have placed in our local business and team.
2020 has been a challenging year and Exceed wouldn´t be where we are today, if it weren't for … View moreTo Our Dear Customers & Neighbours,
This year more than ever we would like to say THANK YOU and express our sincerest appreciation for the trust you have placed in our local business and team.
2020 has been a challenging year and Exceed wouldn´t be where we are today, if it weren't for our lovely customers.
We would like to wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas & Safe and Happy New Year!
Cheers to a better and happier New Year!
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Auckland drivers bound for Northland are being urged to plan ahead, exercise caution and be wary around construction sites by Waka Kotahi New Zealand.
The transport agency's work sites close today until January 4 to leave the roads clear for holiday traffic.
But temporary speed limits and … View moreAuckland drivers bound for Northland are being urged to plan ahead, exercise caution and be wary around construction sites by Waka Kotahi New Zealand.
The transport agency's work sites close today until January 4 to leave the roads clear for holiday traffic.
But temporary speed limits and road cones will still be in place where there has been road resurfacing.
Waka Kotahi regional relationships director Steve Mutton has reminded motorists to be patient and avoid trying to overtake crews setting up traffic signs and cones.
When motorists ignore the signs, they put at risk their safety along with the safety of other road users and the road workers, he said.
Speeding through work sites is a significant problem, Mutton said.
"Speeding vehicles can flick up loose metal and other objects which are a danger to road workers and other road users.
"Motorists also have less control at higher speeds."
Drivers need to factor holiday congestion and delays into their plans, Mutton said.
Trying to make up lost time by speeding and overtaking dangerously puts everyone using the road in jeopardy, he said.
More traffic is expected to hit Northland roads during the festive season with fewer people travelling overseas due to Covid-19.
“Drivers are urged to be patient, keep to the speed limit and drive to the conditions," Mutton said.
For more information go to journeys.nzta.govt.nz/traffic,
journeys.nzta.govt.nz or call 0800 4 HIGHWAYS (0800 44 44 49)
Explore the secret underground world of Auckland Museum next month to see where many treasures are stored.
Guided daily tours at 11.30 am will reveal how staff take care of priceless collections and keep them safe for future generations.
This is a rare chance to see some incredible objects that … View moreExplore the secret underground world of Auckland Museum next month to see where many treasures are stored.
Guided daily tours at 11.30 am will reveal how staff take care of priceless collections and keep them safe for future generations.
This is a rare chance to see some incredible objects that are not on display, museum staff say.
Go to www.aucklandmuseum.com... for information.
Was there really a penthouse built on the top of Auckland Museum?
How did two warplanes end up on the top floor?
Hear the stories and secrets behind the museum revealed during January in the new Double Take Tour.
Guided tours will run daily at 1pm, spanning almost 100 years, from the early … View moreWas there really a penthouse built on the top of Auckland Museum?
How did two warplanes end up on the top floor?
Hear the stories and secrets behind the museum revealed during January in the new Double Take Tour.
Guided tours will run daily at 1pm, spanning almost 100 years, from the early designs to the building you see today.
Hear stories of the architects, discover what is inside the wall cavities, and learn how museum has changed over the years.
Go to www.aucklandmuseum.com... for tickets.
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