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Under Alert Level 2 our libraries are open with regular hours.
Central Library has reopened as a pop-up library due to the ongoing lift upgrade. Level 1 at Central Library will be open to the public, and library staff will be able to assist with accessing materials from Levels 2 and 3.
In-person … View moreUnder Alert Level 2 our libraries are open with regular hours.
Central Library has reopened as a pop-up library due to the ongoing lift upgrade. Level 1 at Central Library will be open to the public, and library staff will be able to assist with accessing materials from Levels 2 and 3.
In-person library programming and events continue to be postponed. For further updates, please see the link below:
Hi Neighbours,
Over the last 12 months there were 10,497 houses sold in Waikato; 54% of recently surveyed Kiwis said they would take climate change into account before purchasing.
Let us help you make an informed decision before buying in Waikato. Get your climate risk report today - ready in … View moreHi Neighbours,
Over the last 12 months there were 10,497 houses sold in Waikato; 54% of recently surveyed Kiwis said they would take climate change into account before purchasing.
Let us help you make an informed decision before buying in Waikato. Get your climate risk report today - ready in 5 minutes!
After 8 months we are open for
Fresh Blueberry sales again. Our early berries are called Sunset
Blue and while not as sweet as mid season varieties they are delicious. We are very proud of these plump berries that have a nice bloom on them which is the main source of antioxidant.
You won't … View moreAfter 8 months we are open for
Fresh Blueberry sales again. Our early berries are called Sunset
Blue and while not as sweet as mid season varieties they are delicious. We are very proud of these plump berries that have a nice bloom on them which is the main source of antioxidant.
You won't find berries like these at the supermarket.
Look out for our flags on O'Regan Road off Collins Road.
From supporting people with diabetes to inspiring others to open up about their mental health, you may recognise these champions going above and beyond to make your neighbourhood a better place.
Fourteen people were saved in a "mass rescue" at Raglan over the weekend.
“It was a flash rip, people fell off the sandbar and it caused a mass rescue," Raglan Surf Life Saving Club patrol captain Mollie Abrams told Stuff.
Read more here.
Fourteen people were saved in a "mass rescue" at Raglan over the weekend.
“It was a flash rip, people fell off the sandbar and it caused a mass rescue," Raglan Surf Life Saving Club patrol captain Mollie Abrams told Stuff.
Read more here.
We all value our independence, however over time our needs can change. Assisted-living apartments balance an independence lifestyle in a stylish apartment alongside support that makes life easier. Housekeeping, a chef-prepared meal, activities and outings, it’s the perfect balance.
We recruit apprentices for employers and have candidates ready to go.
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Great question. Your executor oversees your will when you pass away, so it’s an important job. If things have changed for you or your executor since the days of cassette tapes and telethons, it might be time to appoint a new one.
You can choose a new executor when you … View moreGreat question. Your executor oversees your will when you pass away, so it’s an important job. If things have changed for you or your executor since the days of cassette tapes and telethons, it might be time to appoint a new one.
You can choose a new executor when you update your will – you can even appoint Public Trust, which gives you the reassurance of an executor who is impartial, always available and has the right expertise.
In neighbourhoods across New Zealand, kids are looking forward to a Christmas that may not happen. Forced to choose between food or bills, hard-working parents like Melody worry whether they’ll be able to provide even the simplest Christmas meal for their children.
“I’ll only eat dinner … View moreIn neighbourhoods across New Zealand, kids are looking forward to a Christmas that may not happen. Forced to choose between food or bills, hard-working parents like Melody worry whether they’ll be able to provide even the simplest Christmas meal for their children.
“I’ll only eat dinner 2-3 times a week so that the children have enough food. This is very stressful… a lot of crying and minimal sleep.”
Food insecurity is the everyday reality for 98.8% of the families Variety helps.
Please donate today to provide grocery support for families like Melody’s this Christmas.
The following are individuals, beneficiaries, and executors of estates we have managed under the Public Trust Act 2001. We’re asking these people to please contact Public Trust at contactus@publictrust.co.nz
After almost two months in various stages of level 3, we'll be back at alert level 2 from 11.59 tonight (Tuesday).
Read more here.
How did you feel when you heard the announcement? Was it what you were expecting?
"These life changes can have a big impact on your assets, your savings, and your personal belongings, which is why it's important to create or update your will." Bronwyn Cameron Principal Trustee in Christchurch had a chat with Stuff.co.nz recently about why it’s essential to … View more"These life changes can have a big impact on your assets, your savings, and your personal belongings, which is why it's important to create or update your will." Bronwyn Cameron Principal Trustee in Christchurch had a chat with Stuff.co.nz recently about why it’s essential to create a will when you're planning to retire or downsize. Check out the article in the link below.
Woohoo we're level two!
Te Kowhai News is out now. The last issue before Christmas.
Make sure you check out:
Christmas carol service and the latest, creative, Christmas grotto adventure. Details on P11
Whatawhata Rugby Club destroyed by fire, P4.
Horotiu Playcentre is welcoming new joiners,… View moreWoohoo we're level two!
Te Kowhai News is out now. The last issue before Christmas.
Make sure you check out:
Christmas carol service and the latest, creative, Christmas grotto adventure. Details on P11
Whatawhata Rugby Club destroyed by fire, P4.
Horotiu Playcentre is welcoming new joiners, P5
New health hub opens in Te Kowhai, P8
Loads of photos of our gorgeous tamariki from across the district.
If you have an interesting story or photograph to share, drop Te Kowhai News a line any time.
The next issue is due out in mid January.
Have a great summer, be safe and we'll catch you in 2022.
Kiwis are now able to download their Covid vaccination certificate, called 'My Vaccine Pass'.
Anyone who is fully vaccinated can request a pass by visiting mycovidrecord.nz or by calling 0800 222 478. The vaccine pass can be downloaded as an image on your phone, added to Apple Wallet … View moreKiwis are now able to download their Covid vaccination certificate, called 'My Vaccine Pass'.
Anyone who is fully vaccinated can request a pass by visiting mycovidrecord.nz or by calling 0800 222 478. The vaccine pass can be downloaded as an image on your phone, added to Apple Wallet or Google Pay, or printed out as a hard copy.
Covid-19 Minister Chris Hipkins has asked people to be patient and request their passes over the next few days, as the website has already seen an overwhelming demand since it was launched this morning.
Passes will not be required to access essential businesses such as schools, supermarkets, or pharmacies, but more details on how they will be implemented are expected to be outlined in the press conference at 1pm today.
What you need to know:
• You can request a vaccine pass at mycovidrecord.nz or by calling 0800 222 478.
• If you don't receive an email with your pass within 24 hours, email the My Covid Record team on help@mycovidrecord.min.health.nz or call 0800 222 478. Check your spam folder first.
• The pass will be required later this year to enter some businesses and venues.
• There are separate passes you can request for domestic use and international travel.
Read more here.
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