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For some, giving their furry friend a sneaky piece of ham under the table is enough, but for others, buying and wrapping a Christmas present for their pet is tradition. Whether it be some edible treats, a new comfy bed, or an awesome outdoor toy for summer - do you include your pet on the gift … View moreFor some, giving their furry friend a sneaky piece of ham under the table is enough, but for others, buying and wrapping a Christmas present for their pet is tradition. Whether it be some edible treats, a new comfy bed, or an awesome outdoor toy for summer - do you include your pet on the gift shopping list? Vote in the poll below.
It's bring a friend day tomorrow at Mainly Music. Two families for the $5 entry fee. We have live music, bubbles and make your own bells. Come on down to 27 St Jude St.at 10am. Christmas party is next week. Dress up as your favourite Christmas person or animal (or not). Entry by gold coin and … View moreIt's bring a friend day tomorrow at Mainly Music. Two families for the $5 entry fee. We have live music, bubbles and make your own bells. Come on down to 27 St Jude St.at 10am. Christmas party is next week. Dress up as your favourite Christmas person or animal (or not). Entry by gold coin and bring an unwrapped gift for a family in need if you can
E-scooters and similar lightweight, small, convenient types of electric vehicles could transform our transport system making urban transport less polluting, less noisy, less space-consuming, less dominating of our urban spaces.
But they need to be used in the right places and that isn't on … View moreE-scooters and similar lightweight, small, convenient types of electric vehicles could transform our transport system making urban transport less polluting, less noisy, less space-consuming, less dominating of our urban spaces.
But they need to be used in the right places and that isn't on footpaths.
With e-scooters being allowed on footpaths in Auckland for another period, as well as in other major and increasingly smaller centres, the threat to pedestrian safety and feeling of safety is getting more severe. This is particularly the case for older people, people caring for young children, and temporary or permanently disabled people but affects everyone who uses footpaths.
If people aren't safe or don't feel safe on footpaths then they are less likely to use them. For many people who depend on footpaths to get about, this could deprive them of the ability to go shopping, visit friends, get to work and to be part of their communities. Others may be put off walking for exercise which makes a hugely important contribution to maintaining people's health.
'We support these new forms of mobility but only if they are kept off footpaths. Footpaths are for people on foot and for people using mobility aids such as wheelchairs and white canes. Vehicles capable of high speeds (25-45 km/h) are incompatible with people capable of walking at only 3-5km/h. There is no way to enforce speed limits on footpaths so thinking it's okay as long as riders don't go more than 10 km/h is nonsense. And relying on people being caring and considerate is naivety.' says Dr. Chris Teo-Sherrell, convenor of the Footpaths4feet coalition.
The Footpaths4feet coalition* is running a petition to Parliament asking it to ensure that there are safe places created on-road for e-scooters and other such vehicles to use and that they be banned from being ridden on footpaths.
This is the final week for the petition and we encourage everyone concerned about keeping footpaths safe to sign it on the parliamentary petitions webpage (search for footpaths4feet on Parliament's frontpage www.parliament.nz... )
The Footpaths4feet coalition* is made up of Living Streets Aotearoa, Grey Power, Age Concern NZ, CCS Disability Action, Alzheimers NZ, Blind and Low Vision NZ, Association of Blind Citizens, Visual Impairment Charitable Trust Aotearoa, Retina NZ, Deaf Action, Health Action Trust, Dunedin Pedestrian Action Network, Disabled Persons Assembly
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Hi neighbours, a central Auckland startup is hiring a "director of fun". The job will involve planning and organising fun activities for staff to ensure they enjoy work. The business' director says he created the position, which has a base salary of $60,000, plus a share of profits, … View moreHi neighbours, a central Auckland startup is hiring a "director of fun". The job will involve planning and organising fun activities for staff to ensure they enjoy work. The business' director says he created the position, which has a base salary of $60,000, plus a share of profits, to ensure the company attracted and retained the best talent. What do you think? What perks would you like at your work place?
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Selling Large commercial bouncy castle an 2 blowers.
Have brand new still in the box 5 kids sit on roller coaster. Brand new kids sit in police car like little tykes cars.
Clothes. Paintings. Plants. Books. Toys. Old furniture. Small fish tank. Brand new christmas decorations. Old water pump an … View moreSelling Large commercial bouncy castle an 2 blowers.
Have brand new still in the box 5 kids sit on roller coaster. Brand new kids sit in police car like little tykes cars.
Clothes. Paintings. Plants. Books. Toys. Old furniture. Small fish tank. Brand new christmas decorations. Old water pump an parts. Foot spas. Baby gear. Computer boxs. An more
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Hi neighbours, dogs of any size will soon be allowed on trains across the city. Previously only small dogs were allowed to travel on public transport, but from Sunday December 8, dogs of all sizes will be able to travel as long as they're wearing an appropriate muzzle and leash. Will you be … View moreHi neighbours, dogs of any size will soon be allowed on trains across the city. Previously only small dogs were allowed to travel on public transport, but from Sunday December 8, dogs of all sizes will be able to travel as long as they're wearing an appropriate muzzle and leash. Will you be bringing your pooch on the train?
A man who raped and sexually violated a young girl, then confessed over the phone, has had an appeal…
For over three decades, Readers Tours has been taking our loyal readers on unforgettable journeys exploring the rich history and culture of New Zealand’s hidden gems.
The much loved North and South Island Journeys are back for 2020, along with the launch of two new escapes in both the North and … View moreFor over three decades, Readers Tours has been taking our loyal readers on unforgettable journeys exploring the rich history and culture of New Zealand’s hidden gems.
The much loved North and South Island Journeys are back for 2020, along with the launch of two new escapes in both the North and South Island. These new shorter escapes are the perfect length of time for those adventurous seniors who want a taste of the spectacular excursions and sights our country has to offer.
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