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Did you know each minute without CPR reduces survival by 10%? The Goodsam app aims to get help to you faster by alerting good samaritans nearby who are trained in first aid.
If you are CPR certified and know how to use an AED, register as a responder today. Let's give those undergoing cardiac… View moreDid you know each minute without CPR reduces survival by 10%? The Goodsam app aims to get help to you faster by alerting good samaritans nearby who are trained in first aid.
If you are CPR certified and know how to use an AED, register as a responder today. Let's give those undergoing cardiac arrest the best chance of survival!
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Come and join us Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays mornings for a game or two of table tennis, fun and laughs, 9.30am – 12pm. $5 per person.
Busy during the day? Stadium opens on Mondays and Tuesdays 7pm-10pm.
Busy on weekdays? Come on Sundays 2pm - 7pm.
Some Sundays we have tournaments, you are… View moreCome and join us Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays mornings for a game or two of table tennis, fun and laughs, 9.30am – 12pm. $5 per person.
Busy during the day? Stadium opens on Mondays and Tuesdays 7pm-10pm.
Busy on weekdays? Come on Sundays 2pm - 7pm.
Some Sundays we have tournaments, you are welcome to come and watch.
Bats and balls provided or you can bring your own.
72A Seymour Rd, Sunnyvale
18 October is an important day for all residents of Henderson. In fact it’s an important day for all New Zealanders…
Do you have an idea of what you would do if an earthquake were to strike today in Henderson? Does your family or your workplace have a plan for how they will respond?
All of … View more18 October is an important day for all residents of Henderson. In fact it’s an important day for all New Zealanders…
Do you have an idea of what you would do if an earthquake were to strike today in Henderson? Does your family or your workplace have a plan for how they will respond?
All of New Zealand is at risk of earthquakes and all of our coastline is at risk of tsunami. We can’t predict when they will happen, but we can definitely take steps to protect ourselves and our family.
I wanted to get in touch with you today to let you know about our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi. More than 600,000 New Zealanders have already signed up to take part in this year.
New Zealand ShakeOut, is being held at 9.30am on 18 October. It’s a chance for your school, business, household or organisation to practice the right action to take before, during and after earthquakes and tsunami.
Whether you’re a household, business, organisation or school, you can sign up to take part and find information on how to plan your drill, and how to hold a tsunami hīkoi if you’re in a coastal region.
If you haven’t already made an emergency plan with your household, check out happen.nz and work it out today.
We look forward to shaking out with you!
All the best,
Sarah Stuart-Black
Director of Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management
Peninsula Medical Centre is a family-owned and operated GP practice. We have been serving the Te Atatu Peninsula community and wider West Auckland area for over 35 years.
We are based in Te Atatu Peninsula at 382 Te Atatu Road, Auckland. Our friendly team provide complete medical care for … View morePeninsula Medical Centre is a family-owned and operated GP practice. We have been serving the Te Atatu Peninsula community and wider West Auckland area for over 35 years.
We are based in Te Atatu Peninsula at 382 Te Atatu Road, Auckland. Our friendly team provide complete medical care for people of all ages – from pregnancy to care for the elderly.
For more information check out our website or give us a call on 09 834 6300
Come and explore our indoor garden between Monday 1 October through to Sunday 14 October outside Number One Shoes between 9am - 6pm daily. Grow your own plant buddy & enjoy our limited time chill out zone or find our giant Plant Buddy and go into win prizes these October school holidays!
… View moreCome and explore our indoor garden between Monday 1 October through to Sunday 14 October outside Number One Shoes between 9am - 6pm daily. Grow your own plant buddy & enjoy our limited time chill out zone or find our giant Plant Buddy and go into win prizes these October school holidays!
Click here for more details and T&Cs.
🎹 Learning to play the piano offers your child much more than just a fun hobby. Children learn the value of hard work and determination! 🎶
Overcoming difficult tasks, such as learning a new song successfully, improves self-confidence.
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The founder of one of the fastest growing free food movements in New Zealand has been nominated for …
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You won't be able to find plastic straws in Countdown stores from October 1 - they're off the shelves! To read more, click here.
Countdown is removing them from all stores and replacing them with a range of alternatives including bamboo, metal and paper straws.
The … View moreHi neighbours,
You won't be able to find plastic straws in Countdown stores from October 1 - they're off the shelves! To read more, click here.
Countdown is removing them from all stores and replacing them with a range of alternatives including bamboo, metal and paper straws.
The supermarket's move is expected to remove 11.6 million straws from circulation and the waste stream each year. WOW.
Do you think other NZ supermarkets should follow suit?
When you buy goods you have rights that protect you even if the warranty has expired. A warranty is extra to the protections in the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) and can’t override or replace these. This means a retailer can't just say you're out of luck because the warranty period has … View moreWhen you buy goods you have rights that protect you even if the warranty has expired. A warranty is extra to the protections in the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) and can’t override or replace these. This means a retailer can't just say you're out of luck because the warranty period has ended.
The CGA says that products have to be of an acceptable quality which means they must be fit for purpose (or do what they're made to do), last for a reasonable amount of time, be safe, and be free from any minor defects. What is “acceptable quality” is based on what you could reasonably expect taking into account things like the nature of the goods, what you paid for them, and any particular statements made about the goods.
If you have a problem with something you’ve bought and the warranty period has ended, you might still be entitled to have it repaired or replaced. Check out our information on your rights as a consumer or phone CAB on 0800 367 222.
Our road trip is happening soon! We're hitting the road in the lead-up to our 10th celebration of Neighbours Day (March 22 - 31 2019: Celebrating 10 years with 10 days of celebrations) and are on the hunt for organisations, places and people who would like to host us along the way, chat about … View moreOur road trip is happening soon! We're hitting the road in the lead-up to our 10th celebration of Neighbours Day (March 22 - 31 2019: Celebrating 10 years with 10 days of celebrations) and are on the hunt for organisations, places and people who would like to host us along the way, chat about the work they’re doing, or help us run workshops.
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Petrol prices in many parts of the country have crossed $2.40 for the first time, days out from a nationwide tax increase.
How much are you paying now? How have these changes affected you?
* Click through for the story, and as we sometimes use Neighbourly comments in the news, please indicate… View morePetrol prices in many parts of the country have crossed $2.40 for the first time, days out from a nationwide tax increase.
How much are you paying now? How have these changes affected you?
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Hi neighbours,
Is the solution to Auckland's traffic problem in our pockets? Our National Correspondent has been investigating how the movements of your smartphone are being tracked, collected and sold to government agencies. To read more about this, click here.
The location data Google and … View moreHi neighbours,
Is the solution to Auckland's traffic problem in our pockets? Our National Correspondent has been investigating how the movements of your smartphone are being tracked, collected and sold to government agencies. To read more about this, click here.
The location data Google and Spark collect from our smartphones is being studied to try and solve Auckland's biggest transport problems.
For example, some data is being used to help monitor the performance of new state highway infrastructure or upgrades, including measuring travel times through the Waterview Tunnel.
What are your thoughts on this? Were you aware of it? Do you think a solution to your city's roads can be found in the data? Let us know in the replies!
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Hey neighbours, well that's The Block NZ over for another year... were you happy with the result?
If you missed it, you can relive all the action and drama of the auction here or check out our Block winners round-up, here.
Nesting magpies can be particularly aggressive about defending their young – see how to stay safe when they swoop.
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