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Drawing them closed to keep you cosy can send mildew and mould spores into the atmosphere to be … View moreDo your curtains need a refresh this winter? Winter may not seem like the best time to clean your curtains and blinds. However, it is the time when you most need them to be clean and mildew free.
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Hi neighbours. Two pig carcasses with their stomachs cut open and meat removed were found on Little Manly beach on Friday morning. Have you ever come across the carcass of an animal on the beach? Did you report it to Auckland Council? Please put NFP in your post if it is not for publication.
Hi neighbours, recent research has found workers want flexibility but also human interaction. People who work in cafes or co-working spaces say they offer the best of both worlds. Do you work remotely? If you do, why do you do it and where are your favourite places to work? Share your experiences … View moreHi neighbours, recent research has found workers want flexibility but also human interaction. People who work in cafes or co-working spaces say they offer the best of both worlds. Do you work remotely? If you do, why do you do it and where are your favourite places to work? Share your experiences in the comments. Please write NP if you do not want your comment published.
Residents of a seaside suburb have thwarted the council's plans to turn its waterfront car park into…
Freedom Camping to be allowed on all roads, if councillors approve the revised Freedom Camping Bylaw.
The Freedom Camping hearing panel deliberations continued today, and legal opinion is that they are unable to include a "General Rule" to restrict freedom camping from all roads and … View moreFreedom Camping to be allowed on all roads, if councillors approve the revised Freedom Camping Bylaw.
The Freedom Camping hearing panel deliberations continued today, and legal opinion is that they are unable to include a "General Rule" to restrict freedom camping from all roads and other areas not specifically mentioned in the proposed bylaw. This is because the Regulatory Committee chose to exclude it from the public consultation process. In order to include it, they would need to go out for public consultation again, which would not likley happen until next year.
The implication of this is that if councillors adopt the Freedom Camping Bylaw as recommended by the Hearing Panel, any area not specified by the bylaw, or does not already have parking restrictions (such as broken yellow lines), will be opened up to freedom camping.
One exception to the above in the Kaipatiki area is a few streets around Onepoto Domain, as a large number of submitters asked for the park prohibition to be extended to nearby roads.
The Freedom Camping Bylaw Hearing Panel have decided to change the recommendation for the Dudding Sportsfield carpark at Little Shoal Bay from Allowed to Prohibited! This is a fantastic win for the community who submitted overwhelmingly to prohibit freedom camping due to a range of concerns … View moreThe Freedom Camping Bylaw Hearing Panel have decided to change the recommendation for the Dudding Sportsfield carpark at Little Shoal Bay from Allowed to Prohibited! This is a fantastic win for the community who submitted overwhelmingly to prohibit freedom camping due to a range of concerns including the regular flooding of the site.
HOWEVER one of the members of the hearing panel, Tau Henere, walked out on the hearing process after stating that he had changed his mind on freedom camping in general and was now opposed to it! He then took offence to a comment from Chair Linda Cooper that he'd supported freedom camping while in government. The hearing deliberation process continued without him.
Nathan Tofilau, 12, has won a DHL Express competition to deliver the match ball to the Italy vs New Zealand game at the Rugby World Cup in Japan in October. Nathan was "over the moon" when rugby legend Sir John Kirwan rocked up at his house in Takapuna to deliver the news. Nathan explains… View moreNathan Tofilau, 12, has won a DHL Express competition to deliver the match ball to the Italy vs New Zealand game at the Rugby World Cup in Japan in October. Nathan was "over the moon" when rugby legend Sir John Kirwan rocked up at his house in Takapuna to deliver the news. Nathan explains the moment he found out he'd won the competition in this video by visual journalist Chris McKeen.
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Former National MP Tau Henare has stormed out of a council hearing about a freedom camping bylaw. …
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