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Hi neighbours. One Māngere resident has got in touch with us to say Māngere still has the bad smell from the Māngere wastewater treatment plant. A problem at the plant in February last year caused a sour milk-like smell to linger for two months. Has your nose detected any foul odour from the … View moreHi neighbours. One Māngere resident has got in touch with us to say Māngere still has the bad smell from the Māngere wastewater treatment plant. A problem at the plant in February last year caused a sour milk-like smell to linger for two months. Has your nose detected any foul odour from the direction of the plant lately? Is the pong worse than normal? Let us know!
Tomorrow, we will hold an emergency meeting to confirm arrangements to enable essential work to be undertaken during the COVID-19 crisis lockdown. Today, we have also extended closures of our network of facilities | OurAuckland
Now is your chance to get organised and come up with a plan for supporting your neighbours and keeping in touch over the next several weeks. We've come up with this 'Our Neighbourhood Plan' template to help.
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“When you’re asked to do something, do it!” Please whaanau, follow our Prime Minister’s instructions as we now enter level 3, and transition to level 4 of our nationwide response to Covid-19/Coronavirus. More information coming soon about how our services will be delivered during this time,… View more“When you’re asked to do something, do it!” Please whaanau, follow our Prime Minister’s instructions as we now enter level 3, and transition to level 4 of our nationwide response to Covid-19/Coronavirus. More information coming soon about how our services will be delivered during this time, but please be reassured that we are well prepared to support our patients and our communities.
To all DynaSpeak Students:
Important! Do not come to any of the DynaSpeak campuses. Your NZCEL face to face English classes are suspended (stopped at the moment) because of COVID-19, until further notice.
However DYNASPEAK ONLINE CONTINUES!
Keep doing your DynaSpeak Online from home, while … View moreTo all DynaSpeak Students:
Important! Do not come to any of the DynaSpeak campuses. Your NZCEL face to face English classes are suspended (stopped at the moment) because of COVID-19, until further notice.
However DYNASPEAK ONLINE CONTINUES!
Keep doing your DynaSpeak Online from home, while our teachers prepare extra activities to make sure your learning carries on. Very soon, DynaSpeak Online will include even more exciting lessons, videos and exercises.
Please follow all government advice about COVID-19 and tell other students about this message if they did not receive it.
Patrick Ibbertson
School Director, DynaSpeak.
Hi Neighbours,
Here's the latest crime alert. There's a few persons of interest and as usual, please pass this on if you can. The more eyes the better huh,
In the interests of public safety, remember the saying by the policeman " blow on the pie" , well now I think you have to… View moreHi Neighbours,
Here's the latest crime alert. There's a few persons of interest and as usual, please pass this on if you can. The more eyes the better huh,
In the interests of public safety, remember the saying by the policeman " blow on the pie" , well now I think you have to add Wash your Hands :-)
Stay safe.
Regards
Colleen
Auckland University of Technology will suspend all teaching and assessments for one week due to the …
Important update in Samoan from our Nurse Case Manager for Fanau Ola, Joyce Fiamei. As part of our response to COVID-19, we are limiting the number of visitors for patients at all our hospitals and outpatient facilities, to two people. If you’re unwell, please stay home. You will be screened … View moreImportant update in Samoan from our Nurse Case Manager for Fanau Ola, Joyce Fiamei. As part of our response to COVID-19, we are limiting the number of visitors for patients at all our hospitals and outpatient facilities, to two people. If you’re unwell, please stay home. You will be screened before entering the hospital and will be turned away if you’re unwell or have travelled. Children under 15 will not be able to visit at this time. For more information visit countiesmanukau.health.nz...
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Aucklanders who travel by bus will now have to use the rear door only to get on and off. The new di…
Important update from our Tumu Tikanga, Mahaki Albert in te reo Maaori. As part of our response to COVID-19, we are limiting the number of visitors for patients at all our hospitals and outpatient facilities, to two people. If you’re unwell whaanau, please stay home. You will be screened before … View moreImportant update from our Tumu Tikanga, Mahaki Albert in te reo Maaori. As part of our response to COVID-19, we are limiting the number of visitors for patients at all our hospitals and outpatient facilities, to two people. If you’re unwell whaanau, please stay home. You will be screened before entering the hospital and will be turned away if you’re unwell or have travelled. Tamariki under 15 will not be able to visit at this time. For more information visit countiesmanukau.health.nz...
(We will post in more languages soon)
#UniteagainstCOVID19 #helpusprotectourcommunity
An Auckland church has proceeded with its Sunday service despite Government's advice to can all even…
A husband and wife have been awarded more than $7000 in compensation after their rental was found to…
With Covid-19 separating us physically, we need to ensure we aren’t making any group of people feel distant from our community. Let's continue to show our Kiwi spirit and support reach other #RaceRelationsDay2020
In order to keep our patients and their whaanau and visitors safe against Covid-19/coronavirus, we have now restricted the number of visitors that can come to Middlemore Hospital and our other sites. Dr Jenny Parr is responsible for making sure our patients have the best possible experience in our… View moreIn order to keep our patients and their whaanau and visitors safe against Covid-19/coronavirus, we have now restricted the number of visitors that can come to Middlemore Hospital and our other sites. Dr Jenny Parr is responsible for making sure our patients have the best possible experience in our care. If you’re planning to visit a patient this weekend or over the next few days and weeks, please read more to follow Jenny’s advice.
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