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The Team from Devonport Community House
Bring your bike and family along for a fun afternoon of bike repair and maintenance tips at the Devonport Community House (Clarence Street, Devonport), held by professional bike technicians! Held in partnership with/ thanks to Auckland Transport.
There will be gelato, coffee, a few give-aways and … View moreBring your bike and family along for a fun afternoon of bike repair and maintenance tips at the Devonport Community House (Clarence Street, Devonport), held by professional bike technicians! Held in partnership with/ thanks to Auckland Transport.
There will be gelato, coffee, a few give-aways and sausage sizzles to power you on your bikes afterwards!
No bookings required, this is a free event from 12pm-4pm.
William Sanders Retirement Village
We believe a full life is one that gets richer with age. Discover the Ryman difference and see why our villages are the measure of re-tirement living.
Every Thursday until the end of March, you can view our show homes in any of our Auckland villages and learn more about inde-pendent and assisted… View moreWe believe a full life is one that gets richer with age. Discover the Ryman difference and see why our villages are the measure of re-tirement living.
Every Thursday until the end of March, you can view our show homes in any of our Auckland villages and learn more about inde-pendent and assisted living. Feel free to drop by any time between 10am-2pm.
It's also a great opportunity to view the quality of Ryman villages, amenities and learn more about the lifestyle we offer.
Ryman. The measure of retirement living.
The Team from Auckland Council
π£ We are closing all non-essential services across the region on Monday 13 and Tuesday 14 February as the region prepares for Cyclone Gabrielle.
β This includes libraries, community centres, early childhood education centres, and active recreation centres.
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Only critical regulatory … View moreπ£ We are closing all non-essential services across the region on Monday 13 and Tuesday 14 February as the region prepares for Cyclone Gabrielle.
β This includes libraries, community centres, early childhood education centres, and active recreation centres.
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Only critical regulatory services activities, such as building assessments, will continue to take place.
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Essential services, such as our contact centres and cemeteries, will remain open.
β‘οΈ We are redirecting our staff to support the CDCs and evacuation shelters.
The Team from Auckland Council
π£ Due to weather constraints, all council collections on Monday 13 & Tuesday 14 February are cancelled. There is no change to your collection if your usual day is Wednesday to Friday.
β‘οΈ Please bring your bins/bags in, to keep them secure and avoid them being blown away.
β‘οΈ For … View moreπ£ Due to weather constraints, all council collections on Monday 13 & Tuesday 14 February are cancelled. There is no change to your collection if your usual day is Wednesday to Friday.
β‘οΈ Please bring your bins/bags in, to keep them secure and avoid them being blown away.
β‘οΈ For private services check with your provider for details.
Cathy Fraser from Takapuna Methodist Church
Please join us for an afternoon of inspiring organ music from an international organist Chris Hainsworth. Entry by programme on the day. Suggested koha $25.
The Team from Auckland Council
β οΈ Everything you need to get ready for and during cyclone Gabrielle:
βΉοΈ For the latest AEM updates and support, visit bit.ly...
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For preparedness advice, visit bit.ly...
ποΈ For Civil Defence Centres, Community Hubs and Shelter Sites, visit bit.ly...
β For interruptions to … View moreβ οΈ Everything you need to get ready for and during cyclone Gabrielle:
βΉοΈ For the latest AEM updates and support, visit bit.ly...
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For preparedness advice, visit bit.ly...
ποΈ For Civil Defence Centres, Community Hubs and Shelter Sites, visit bit.ly...
β For interruptions to our services and facilities, visit bit.ly...
π For Auckland network status, visit bit.ly...
π§ For the latest updates on the water and wastewater situation visit bit.ly...
Swap food for a FREE Resene testpot with Hunger for Colour!
Simply bring two cans of food into your local Resene ColorShop and swap them for one Resene testpot (60-80ml). We'll donate all food to The Salvation Army foodbanks.
By adding a little more colour to your life you can also help… View moreSwap food for a FREE Resene testpot with Hunger for Colour!
Simply bring two cans of food into your local Resene ColorShop and swap them for one Resene testpot (60-80ml). We'll donate all food to The Salvation Army foodbanks.
By adding a little more colour to your life you can also help those in need.
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John Gillon from John Gillon - Kaipatiki Local Board
Many in Beach Haven have been very concerned about the recent proposal for 81 dwellings at 96 Beach Haven Rd/13 Cresta Ave, when the site is zoned single house zone. The public meeting in January attracted 180 local people who were not opposed to development at the site, but very concerned at the … View moreMany in Beach Haven have been very concerned about the recent proposal for 81 dwellings at 96 Beach Haven Rd/13 Cresta Ave, when the site is zoned single house zone. The public meeting in January attracted 180 local people who were not opposed to development at the site, but very concerned at the unexpected scale of the proposal, the inadequate local infrastructure and the numerous breaches of the Auckland Unitary Plan.
In the attached PDF is the official feedback on the proposal from the KaipΔtiki Local Board. We believe that it makes a mockery of the city being able to plan properly for growth.
It is a significant infringement of such magnitude that we have been left asking "what is the point of the Unitary Plan, Residential Zones or indeed any development rules, if they could be discarded to this extent?"
- Submissions are now closed and we are waiting for a date for a hearing.
96 Beach Haven Road and 13 Cresta Avenue - Kaipatiki Local Board feedback February 2023.pdf Download View
The Team from NZ Compare
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Whether youβre … View moreThe newest addition to the NZ Compare suite of comparison brands has landed - Mobile Compare is the home of Kiwi Mobile Plans. A one stop shop for Neighbours everywhere!
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Whether youβre after unlimited minutes and calling, endless data or flexible payment options to fit your budget, Mobile Compare has it all from your favourite providers. Plus, the website is super easy to use β youβll find a fantastic deal in no time! Check it out today!
The Team from Auckland Council
As Auckland prepares for a possible category three cyclone this Sunday 12 February, with wet weather and high winds forecast, we are asking residents to prepare, particularly in the areas where clean-up is underway after the recent flood.
John Gillon from John Gillon - Kaipatiki Local Board
The recent storm and floods resulted in a large number of slips in our bush reserves that have damaged tracks, boardwalks and bridges. Safety assessments are underway and fencing, tape and signage is currently being installed. Some tracks and structures may not be made safe or repaired for some … View moreThe recent storm and floods resulted in a large number of slips in our bush reserves that have damaged tracks, boardwalks and bridges. Safety assessments are underway and fencing, tape and signage is currently being installed. Some tracks and structures may not be made safe or repaired for some time, so please stay safe and avoid bush tracks where possible. This includes for students when travelling to and from school next week.
The following are parks where we are aware that there is damage. If you are aware of any others, please report to 09 3010101 and comment below. I will keep this post up-to-date:
* Birkenhead War Memorial Park (slip on service lane below carpark)
* Chelsea Estate Heritage Park (multiple slips and damaged tracks)
* Eskdale Reserve Network (slip near Kaipatiki Road entrance blocking the track; two slips between Lauderdale Reserve bridge and Stephanie Close which are at the edge of the track; slip to the south of Lauderdale Reserve bridge blocking the track; tree down on track from Stephanie Close)
* Fern Glen Native Plant Garden (tracks damaged)
* Fred Andersen Reserve (track from Valhallah Drive to Island Bay blocked by slip)
* Glendhu Scenic Reserve (multiple slips on informal track from Glendhu Rd bridge)
* Hadfield Street Reserve (slip onto beach)
* Hellyers Creek Reserve (slip at edge of track behind Packham Place; slip blocking track to the south of Paragon Ave entrance)
* Hilders Park (slip below viewing platform; slip onto driveway to wharf)
* Hinemoa Park (slips affecting both the Tizard Rd and Bridge View tracks)
* Island Bay Reserve (trees on road, several slips along cliffs)
* Kauri Glen Reserve/Cecil Easdy Reserve (trees blocking path; damaged steps)
* Kauri Point Centennial Park (bridge washed 5m down hill)
* Kauri Point Domain
* Lauderdale Reserve (tree across bridge)
* Leigh Scenic Reserve (slip destroyed track between Anne McLean Drive and Lynn Reserve; slip near Morriggia Place)
* Le Roys Bush Reserve (closed; extensive damage to boardwalk and track due to multiple slips)
* Linley Reserve (path surface washed away in places)
* Little Shoal Bay Reserve (slip onto tennis court; boat ramp destroyed)
* Manuka Reserve (some track damage)
* Onepoto Domain (slips and trees across bush track)
* Rangatira Reserve (slip between 30-32 Lanigan St, possibly affecting the stairs to Fordham St; track slipped between Kia Ora Rd and Taurus Cres; bridge between Gatman Street and Kauri Park Primary possibly unsafe)
* Rosecamp Rd Reserve/Charcoal Bay (multiple slips)
* Shepherds Park (tree across track and multiple slips near track between lookout and carpark)
* Telephone Rd Reserve/Chelsea Bay (slips at both entrances)
* Tuff Crater Reserve (closed; multiple slips and track damage)
* Tui Park (slip to beach area)
* Verrans Gully Reserve (multiple slips)
* Witheford Scenic Reserve/Kaipatiki Esplanade Reserve (sinkhole adjacent to Kaipatiki Road; track from Witheford Drive to Beach Haven Rd damaged; stairs and track from Valecrest Place boggy adn wasked out; multiple slips on track between Pemberton Ave entrance and Manuka Rd).
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The Team from Auckland Council
Auckland Emergency Management are working closely with MetService New Zealand and tracking Cyclone Gabrielle, which is due to start impacting the upper North Island from Sunday.
We encourage our TΔmaki Makaurau whΔnau to use this time to get prepared.
With potential for heavy rain and strong … View moreAuckland Emergency Management are working closely with MetService New Zealand and tracking Cyclone Gabrielle, which is due to start impacting the upper North Island from Sunday.
We encourage our TΔmaki Makaurau whΔnau to use this time to get prepared.
With potential for heavy rain and strong winds, surface flooding and slips are possible and strong wind gusts could damage trees, powerlines and unsecured structures.
How to get prepared:
1. Stay up to date with the latest weather warnings from MetService: www.metservice.com...
2. Make a household plan that includes your pets, in case you need to evacuate.
3. Have a grab bag with essential items ready to go.
4. Be prepared for possible power outages and check emergency supplies. In a storm you could be stuck at home for up to three days.
5. Clear debris and leaves from drains and gutters to help prevent surface flooding.
6. Secure items like wheelie bins, trampolines, outdoor furniture, boats and trailers. Bring items inside or tie items down that could move in strong winds.
7. Check on your friends, whΔnau, neighbours and anyone who might need your help, especially those who have already been affected by recent flooding.
Follow Auckland Emergency Management on Facebook or Twitter or visit their website by clicking on 'Read More' to stay updated as this weather system progresses and receive further advice.
For preparedness advice in different languages visit: getready.govt.nz...
Kia kaha TΔmaki Makaurau.
Bidyut from Milford
Hi
My house is folooded . Insurance company will neeed time to fix it.
I am looking for a temporary accommodation of 1 bedroom apartment/unit for a single person.
Before I make any contract , I need approval from my Insurance company.
Thanks,
Bidyut Nandy
0277554796
bidyutnandy262@msn.com
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With rising inflation, the pressure is piling on councils this year to tighten their budgets to keep rates payments down for households across the country.
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If you don't wish for your replies to be … View moreWith rising inflation, the pressure is piling on councils this year to tighten their budgets to keep rates payments down for households across the country.
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