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John Gillon from John Gillon - Kaipatiki Local Board
Wow these new "wobbly goals" at Lynn Reserve, Bayview, look great! Time to put those football skills to the test!
The field has also recovered and you wouldn't know it had been dug up for so long to replace the damaged stormwater pipe.
The goals are the final piece for the recent … View moreWow these new "wobbly goals" at Lynn Reserve, Bayview, look great! Time to put those football skills to the test!
The field has also recovered and you wouldn't know it had been dug up for so long to replace the damaged stormwater pipe.
The goals are the final piece for the recent playground upgrade.
Funded by the Kaipatiki Local Board.
John Gillon from John Gillon - Kaipatiki Local Board
Northcote's newest pocket park is expected to be open in early June.
The new park on the corner of Richardson Place and Whakamua Parade in the new Northcote development is tentatively called "Richardson Park", however an official Te Reo name is expected to be gifted by Mana Whenua … View moreNorthcote's newest pocket park is expected to be open in early June.
The new park on the corner of Richardson Place and Whakamua Parade in the new Northcote development is tentatively called "Richardson Park", however an official Te Reo name is expected to be gifted by Mana Whenua for the park in due course.
The design includes in-ground trampolines, a basket swing, sheltered BBQ area, children’s tables, an artificial turf area made from recycled materials, an open grass area, and new plantings.
The new park connects to the Te Ara Awataha greenway via a series of stepping blocks and balance beams along Whakamua Parade.
Thanks to Kāinga Ora, Piritahi, TOBA and Isthmus for developing the park as part of the Northcote Development. The park is expected to transfer to the Kaipatiki Local Board at a later date.
More information: northcotedevelopment.co.nz...
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We have a couple of amazing guest speakers Neil Baldock (Tui award winning engineer) and Taisha Tari (successful composer, performer … View moreMix & Mingle with musicians & other creatives in our upcoming Networking Morning Tea for Creatives - NZ Music Month Edition! in support of NZ Music Month.
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John Gillon from John Gillon - Kaipatiki Local Board
The barge and crane that have been busy dismantling the rotten part of Beach Haven Wharf so that it can be rebuilt.
The new wharf should be completed in time for Summer.
Read more here:
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Come and hear Chlöe Swarbrick, MP for Auckland Central Green Party and David Seymour, MP and Leader of the ACT Party, as they lead the Westlake Girls High School and Carmel College debating teams. $15 admission and … View morehould sports teams and athletes compete overseas during the Covid-19 pandemic?
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John Gillon from John Gillon - Kaipatiki Local Board
It's great to see that the construction of the pedestrian crossing and mid-block crossing is now completed and the intersection is back to being open to traffic. This should make crossing the intersection much safer for Glenfield College students.
More information on the project and results … View moreIt's great to see that the construction of the pedestrian crossing and mid-block crossing is now completed and the intersection is back to being open to traffic. This should make crossing the intersection much safer for Glenfield College students.
More information on the project and results of the 2019 consultation:
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John Gillon from John Gillon - Kaipatiki Local Board
The new playground at Camelot Reserve is looking great with the new shade sails!
This is the closest playground to the Glenfield Mall and shops. If you haven't visited yet, there are entrances from Camelot Place, Battle Place, Bentley Avenue and Glenfield Primary School.
The playground … View moreThe new playground at Camelot Reserve is looking great with the new shade sails!
This is the closest playground to the Glenfield Mall and shops. If you haven't visited yet, there are entrances from Camelot Place, Battle Place, Bentley Avenue and Glenfield Primary School.
The playground includes:
* a large play module with play house, double slide, wobbly bridge, pole, climbing net
* relocated and upgraded swing set (swings, toddler swings and basket swing)
* large climbing nets
* double and surfboard springers
* a spinner
* stepping log edging to playground
* Shade sails.
Still to come is a new seat and plantings (Autumn 2021).
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Waka Kotahi New Zealand Transport Agency announced that the Southern Path alongside the Southern Motorway between the Takanini and Papakura interchanges will be opening in time for the weekend of May 22.
This new link in Auckland’s walking and cycling network runs between Great South Road at … View moreWaka Kotahi New Zealand Transport Agency announced that the Southern Path alongside the Southern Motorway between the Takanini and Papakura interchanges will be opening in time for the weekend of May 22.
This new link in Auckland’s walking and cycling network runs between Great South Road at Takanini interchange and Hingaia Road at Papakura interchange and includes the landmark new footbridge over the motorway between Pescara Point (Hingaia) and Rushgreen Avenue (Pahurehure).
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Caroline Williams Reporter from North Shore Times
Kia ora neighbours. Reece Leitch just wants to play with his young daughters, but a back injury – that will cost around $85,000 to fix – has left him unable to be as involved in their playtime as he once was.
The 27-year-old, from Hillcrest first started having back problems at 10 years old, … View moreKia ora neighbours. Reece Leitch just wants to play with his young daughters, but a back injury – that will cost around $85,000 to fix – has left him unable to be as involved in their playtime as he once was.
The 27-year-old, from Hillcrest first started having back problems at 10 years old, when he started helping to care for his older brothers, Ryan and Blake, who have muscular dystrophy.
As the only able-bodied man in his family, Leitch would do a lot of the physically demanding tasks, including lifting his brothers in and out of their wheelchairs, beds and the bathroom.
“There’s no doubt, or regret, that looking after my brothers from a young age had an effect on the health of my spine,” he said.
After suffering two slipped discs last year, Leitch is now reliant on medication for his “constant pain”.
Leitch needs disc replacement surgery, but ACC will no longer fund his treatment.
He’s now taking his bid for treatment overseas and hopes a purpose-built spine clinic in Germany will be able to fix his back and get him playing with his daughters and playing sports again.
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If you'd like to make a donation towards Leitch's surgery, you can do so here: givealittle.co.nz...
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