Onehunga, Auckland

Coronavirus: Marist College to re-open, staff will prevent students hugging, no mass

Hannah Martin Reporter from Central Leader

An Auckland school at the centre of the country's second largest coronavirus cluster will re-open it…

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Auckland's City Rail Link U-turns on road closure to fast-track works after business blowback

Ripu Bhatia Reporter from Central Leader

Would you like to find out how to add dollar value to your property?

Ian Morrow from Market Ready

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Barber in Onehunga

Zoheb Neighbourly Lead from Onehunga

GREAT news, Executive Cuts Onehunga is hitting level 2 Tomorrow!
We're introducing our new booking system. Check Out our website to make a booking!! @ www.executivecuts.co.nz...

Calling houseplant lovers, this company is giving away hundreds of free plants

Mikaela Wilkes Reporter from Central Leader

What Alert Level 2 will look like at Millen

Peter Zhu from Millen homeware Ltd

Good Morning,

Well it is encouraging to know that our Showrooms will be able to reopen again from Thursday 14th May under Alert Level 2, and we can now provide service to all our customers.

Just like with Alert Level 3, the safety and wellbeing of all our customers and our staff is of utmost … View moreGood Morning,

Well it is encouraging to know that our Showrooms will be able to reopen again from Thursday 14th May under Alert Level 2, and we can now provide service to all our customers.

Just like with Alert Level 3, the safety and wellbeing of all our customers and our staff is of utmost importance. We will continue to follow all guidelines and processes as instructed by the Government and relevant ministries to ensure we can meet your business’s needs while making sure everyone is safe.

The key changes at Millen between Level 3 and Level 2 are:

A minimum 1 metre physical distance must be adhered to at all times between any persons within our premise, however we do still encourage a 2 metre distance where practical.

We are still required to have a process in place for contact tracing, we will therefore be recording the details of all customers who enter our premise.

Our showrooms will be reopen under Alert Level 2.

All customers still need to sanitise their hands upon entry.

Celebrating International Nurses Day.

Oceania Healthcare

To celebrate International Nurses Day, we've launched 'In Their Shoes' – a celebration of our dedicated and clinically skilled nurses who work at the forefront of New Zealand's aged care sector.

To mark the day, each of our Oceania frontline nurses will be gifted a bespoke… View moreTo celebrate International Nurses Day, we've launched 'In Their Shoes' – a celebration of our dedicated and clinically skilled nurses who work at the forefront of New Zealand's aged care sector.

To mark the day, each of our Oceania frontline nurses will be gifted a bespoke pair of Allbirds, as a token of our respect for every step they take for New Zealand. Learn more

We have our WINNERS! - Mother's Day Giveaway

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Kia Ora Neighbours,

Thank you so much for all your entries in our Mother's Day competition, it was awesome to see how you would be treating your mum on that special day or how you'd say thanks once we head to Alert Level 2 as a country this Thursday.

With that being said, we want … View moreKia Ora Neighbours,

Thank you so much for all your entries in our Mother's Day competition, it was awesome to see how you would be treating your mum on that special day or how you'd say thanks once we head to Alert Level 2 as a country this Thursday.

With that being said, we want to say a massive congrats to Jessica from Woolston, Jesintha from Halswell, Natalie from Botany Downs, Angela from Rangiora and Maree from Titahi Bay! You're the winners of the SOS business vouchers worth $100! Check your email to see how you can claim your prize.

Thank you to everyone else who entered, we hope all the mums around the country had a fantastic Mother's Day!

Coronavirus: Couple wed in lockdown with eight guests and 1000 more online

Josephine Franks Reporter from Central Leader

Coronavirus: Auckland's City Rail Link project runs double shifts to catch up

Todd Niall Reporter from Central Leader

Public Transport, what to expect

Cathy McIntosh from Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board

As we move to Alert Level 2, more and more of us will be using public transport things will still look a little different on our buses and trains. Linked below is a great article which helps explain what to expect and how to stay safe from Thursday on wards.
Stay safe.

SPCA'S JUMP TO THE RESCUE IS BACK!

The Team from

Looking to break free after being in lockdown?

Jump to the Rescue is our exciting fundraising event, perfect for adrenaline junkies looking to help a good cause!

Join team SPCA, you won’t regret it:
- Simply sign up at www.spca.nz...
- Share your fundraising page and ask family and friends to … View moreLooking to break free after being in lockdown?

Jump to the Rescue is our exciting fundraising event, perfect for adrenaline junkies looking to help a good cause!

Join team SPCA, you won’t regret it:
- Simply sign up at www.spca.nz...
- Share your fundraising page and ask family and friends to sponsor you
- Raise $775 and you will skydive for free!

Register now for early bird sign up and take to the skies this August: www.spca.nz...

Can't get to the newsstands for your favourite gardening mag?

Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing

If you're having trouble getting your hands on your favourite gardening mag, don't forget you can now order our current May issue online. The price of $9.70 includes shipping.

Re-upholstery work

Dovetail Restorations Ltd

From yellow ☀️ to green 🌱

Auckland Uni students to have grades scaled up because of Covid-19

The Team Reporter from Auckland Stuff

Hey!
On Thursday, the University of Auckland announced students will have their grades scaled up because of the disruptions of coronavirus.
So a grade of B- will go up to a B or B to a B+.
The student association AUSA had been working with the university to come to an agreement and are … View moreHey!
On Thursday, the University of Auckland announced students will have their grades scaled up because of the disruptions of coronavirus.
So a grade of B- will go up to a B or B to a B+.
The student association AUSA had been working with the university to come to an agreement and are "stoked" with the outcome. Are you a student or have a student at home? What do you think about this?