Totara Vale, Auckland

Neighbourly's online garage sale is today!

Neighbourly's online garage sale is today!

Check out the goodies on offer here. Or...it's not too late to list your own items for sale!

1774 days ago

Poll: What do you think is the common reason Kiwis fail their driving test?

Reporter Stuff

Hi neighbours,

There is one common reason that is accounting for one-quarter of all immediate failures of driving tests - out of the options below, what do you think is the common reason Kiwis don't pass the test? Vote in our poll.

Find out the answer here.

What do you think is the common reason Kiwis fail their driving test?
  • 15.7% Failing to giveway
    15.7% Complete
  • 18.1% Travelling above the speed limit
    18.1% Complete
  • 22.5% Not stopping at stop sign
    22.5% Complete
  • 43.8% Not checking blind spots/mirrors
    43.8% Complete
1754 votes
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1768 days ago

Pebbles for garden - small and big

Shweta from Hillcrest

Hi there, does anyone have pebbles they don’t need after a Reno project or something? I’m planning to cover a patch of garden and would love to get some off you.

If not where’s the best place to get it at the best price?

Thanks,
Shweta

1768 days ago
1769 days ago

Little Shoal Bay

John Gillon from John Gillon - Kaipatiki Local Board

Work will be underway tomorrow (Tuesday) to haul out the boats remaining in the boatyard after the digger got stuck a couple of weeks ago.
The work is being undertaken by the Little Shoal Bay Boatyard as their winter licence to occupy the reserve comes to an end.
The Little Shoal Bay Boatyard … View more
Work will be underway tomorrow (Tuesday) to haul out the boats remaining in the boatyard after the digger got stuck a couple of weeks ago.
The work is being undertaken by the Little Shoal Bay Boatyard as their winter licence to occupy the reserve comes to an end.
The Little Shoal Bay Boatyard undertake this work at the end of every winter, and they will be working with the same team that completed the rescue of the digger in the bay earlier this month.

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1769 days ago

✈️ Would you take one easy step to help transform ora taitamariki forever?

Graeme Dingle Foundation

Drop for Youth is a unique fundraising event organised by the Graeme Dingle Foundation.

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1769 days ago

2020 Summer Holiday Programme!

David Yoon from North Shore Language School

The summer is here! :D
There will be lots of fun for our children this summer! :D
Please contact us if you are interested! :D

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1769 days ago

Want to get active for free?

The Team from Auckland Council

Join now on a new fitness membership at Auckland Council Pools and Leisure and pay nothing until 1 February 2020*.

The sooner you start, the more free workouts you get!

Perks of being a member:
● Personalised fitness plan.
● Ongoing support from our qualified fitness instructors.
● … View more
Join now on a new fitness membership at Auckland Council Pools and Leisure and pay nothing until 1 February 2020*.

The sooner you start, the more free workouts you get!

Perks of being a member:
● Personalised fitness plan.
● Ongoing support from our qualified fitness instructors.
● Access to multiple centres (Get into it memberships only).

*Terms & Conditions apply. Offer ends 20 December 2019.
Join now

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1770 days ago

Cat Hotel

Wasan from Pinehill

Hi everyone :)
Just an update about the cattery, there are only 2 rooms available left for the Christmas and New Year’s Holiday!

Email thegreatcatsbycattery@gmail.com
Or txt 021 081 74077

1770 days ago

glenfild college girls uniform sz xs or small yr 9

Raelynn from Totara Vale

Glenfield college girls uniform Wanted ,
yr 9
.PE shorts xs or s ,shirt sz 12 or 14, sweatshirt 14 and socks.
Ph 0211282898 or text.Raelynn

1770 days ago

Kaipatiki Summer Fun Programme

Jill Nerheny from Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust

Kaipatiki Summer Fun Programme
This week……………..

25th Monday Senior Fun Games & Sewing Threads Northcote Centre 10am

25th Monday Calliope Run Walk Northcote Tavern 6pm

26th Tuesday Preschool Play Jean Sampson Reserve 10am … View more
Kaipatiki Summer Fun Programme
This week……………..

25th Monday Senior Fun Games & Sewing Threads Northcote Centre 10am

25th Monday Calliope Run Walk Northcote Tavern 6pm

26th Tuesday Preschool Play Jean Sampson Reserve 10am

27th Wednesday Preschool Play Little Shoal Bay 10am

27th Wednesday Preschool Play Stancich Reserve 10am

28th Thursday Preschool Play Tui Park 10am

28th Thursday Preschool Play Spinella Res 10am

29th Friday Families in Parks Little Shoal Bay 5pm

30th Saturday Families in Parks Inwards Res 5pm

1st Sunday Families in Parks Tui Park 3pm

Enjoy.................

1771 days ago

Man-made, organic, biodegrable fish bait, developed to assist fish sustainability and abundance tested on Hauraki Gulf.

John from Campbells Bay

Hi. Over the last 25 years I have been working on the seemingly impossible task into trying to fool fish into eating (taking) a man-made fish bait. (Not talking soft baits here which are not entirely eco-friendly). There has been many attempts at producing a product such as this and as far as … View moreHi. Over the last 25 years I have been working on the seemingly impossible task into trying to fool fish into eating (taking) a man-made fish bait. (Not talking soft baits here which are not entirely eco-friendly). There has been many attempts at producing a product such as this and as far as I'm aware it has never been achieved successfully and that's why it has taken me so long to achieve, to produce a fish bait that has the potential to change the way we fish, both for commercial long lining and recreational fishermen. The thing is, bait fish are part of the food chain for larger fish and under pressure, as are most fish species now. Removal of bait fish is removal of food for the big fish we eat.
Besides trawling for fish, which is an indiscriminate, irresponsible slaughter of many fish species, bait fish food removal from the oceans is not sustainable and abundance is threatened. ECOBAIT is the name I have given to this fish bait and is aptly named. It ticks all the boxes: catches fish on longlines and rods, fully biodegradable, does not require freezing, no waste. Also 1 KG of ECOBAIT will produce approximately 250 baits as opposed to 1 KG of pilchard which will produce approximately 50 baits, so it will be very cost effective when it comes to market. If you wish to see more please go to YouTube and search 'Hooked on Hauraki - Ecobait'. There you see our first public trial. If you have any questions you can email me on john@ecobaits.co.nz.
Also, if you have a business interest in this product options are still open as a ground floor opportunity for an investor, manufacturer, or master franchisee. There are also two types of business opportunities here, one is for the long line fishing industry, which is massive world wide, and also a retail market suited for the recreational fisher person. My intention is that ECOBAIT will only be manufactured here in NZ and therefore the world is your market. ECOBAIT was assisted by food scientists in NZ as well as in Europe who took two years to develop a binding agent that worked affectively under water up to 40 degrees. It also contains disguisers in the formulation so will not be easily reversed engineered to be copied, ensuring exclusive market to the manufacturer.
Cheers John

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1770 days ago

Sofa / Lounge / Couch

Iza (Ice) from Glenfield

Free to a good home 😀
Sofa set (Lounge and 2 chairs)
Pick-up in Glenfield (Weekend pls)
Need to give as already have a new one

Free

1770 days ago

Build or replace fence, pergola and deck

Guoyao from Glenfield

Hi there, anyone who wants to build a fence or deck? We can build a pergola for you as well. We are happy to provide a free quote. Please text me(Wynn Outdoor Living LTD). 0226739038

1770 days ago

Bed frame

Armita from Unsworth Heights

Queen coast wood bed frame . Used but it’s in a very good condition
Must be pick up .

Negotiable

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