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Todd Niall Reporter from Auckland Stuff
Hi Neighbours, Today, November 1, is the 10th anniversary of the amalgamation of eight local bodies to form the Auckland Council. Much was promised, do you think it is working? Read the story below:
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Deon from Ranui
Over the 6yrs that we have been doing this awesome support of our community we have given over 4000 Christmas Gifts. This year we asking for your support with supporting our community Family Action Henderson. If you or your business would like to support us please go to www.sanzliveradio.com... or … View moreOver the 6yrs that we have been doing this awesome support of our community we have given over 4000 Christmas Gifts. This year we asking for your support with supporting our community Family Action Henderson. If you or your business would like to support us please go to www.sanzliveradio.com... or email support@southafricanzliveradio.com
Denise Piper Reporter from Western Leader
A community advocate says Healthy Homes heating standards can't come in soon enough after the Tenancy Tribunal ruled landlords only have to provide a power point to meet heating requirements in the north. What do you think - should landlords supply heating, even when it is not legally … View moreA community advocate says Healthy Homes heating standards can't come in soon enough after the Tenancy Tribunal ruled landlords only have to provide a power point to meet heating requirements in the north. What do you think - should landlords supply heating, even when it is not legally required?
Colleen Hawkes Reporter from Homed
Designed by architect Ron Sang for Magnum photographer Brian Brake in 1976, this truly amazing Mid-century house is currently owned by Prime News presenter Eric Young and his wife Michelle.
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Brickman Awesome: Epic LEGO® Brick Creations is now on sale! Explore a world where everything is awesome, including this orca made from over 14,000 bricks! Opening Thursday 3 December.
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Emma from West Harbour
Im just wondering if anyone has any beer crates laying around that they are willing to part with.. im need 4 maybe 6.
Cheap or free would be amazing.
Many thanks 😊
Annette from Henderson
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Caryn Wilkinson Reporter from Community News
Hi neighbours, another sporting great. Can you guess who this is?
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Pearl from Henderson
Free - come to Cretian crescent, off Legacy Drive Henderson.
pram nothing wrong with it just hasn’t been used and needs a home - come grab it🙂
There are also some Yukkas beside it up for grabs for anyone who wants them. Parked under the blossom tree outside 6 Cretian crescent.
Directly … View moreFree - come to Cretian crescent, off Legacy Drive Henderson.
pram nothing wrong with it just hasn’t been used and needs a home - come grab it🙂
There are also some Yukkas beside it up for grabs for anyone who wants them. Parked under the blossom tree outside 6 Cretian crescent.
Directly across from our driveway are a bunch of free Stuff stacked up that our neighbour has left for anyone to take before the truck comes tomorrow.
Come score some freebies people.
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Caryn Wilkinson Reporter from Community News
The Massey primary school that has been placed into lockdown twice this year is holding a bike-a-thon.
The students from Lincoln Heights School in Keegan Drive are pedalling non-stop today to raise funds for a new playground.
Police advised the school to go into lockdown around midday on Monday … View moreThe Massey primary school that has been placed into lockdown twice this year is holding a bike-a-thon.
The students from Lincoln Heights School in Keegan Drive are pedalling non-stop today to raise funds for a new playground.
Police advised the school to go into lockdown around midday on Monday after a firearm incident in the street.
This marked the second time this year the school had been placed into lockdown.
It was locked down in July after the shooting of Constable Matthew Hunt, which happened only a few hundred metres away.
School teachers and parents kicked off the first leg of the bike-a-thon yesterday afternoon and braved stormy weather to ride all night.
"After all the bad press about the neighbourhood recently, it would be great to show that despite a few bad eggs Massey is a great place to live," said event and marketing co-ordinator Rebecca Hochuli.
"We have had two covid lockdowns and 2 police lockdowns yet we are still rallying together to fundraise for your children to have a new playground."
Included in the fundraiser were food stalls, players from the Samoan rugby team, a Halloween disco and book fair.
The school's fundraising target is $15000 and $9000 had already been raised this morning, said deputy principal Toby Kite.
"I am immensely proud of our staff who biked through the night and were still smiling and laughing in the morning, and thankful to our parents who have supported this fundraising effort in so many ways," he said.
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