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The NZ Transport Agency will be carrying out road repairs and maintenance works on State Highway One Waipu Bypass, for three to four weeks.
The stretch of highway, shown on the map, will have an unsealed surface for the duration of the works and will also be under a speed restriction.
Read more … View moreThe NZ Transport Agency will be carrying out road repairs and maintenance works on State Highway One Waipu Bypass, for three to four weeks.
The stretch of highway, shown on the map, will have an unsealed surface for the duration of the works and will also be under a speed restriction.
Read more here: ► bit.ly...
Hi
The sun is shining and we are making small bales of hay while it does. They will be ready to go on Sunday pm all going well. We are selling them at cost (don't know how much that is yet) . Bales must be picked up from Glenbervie on the day - we cannot store them sorry.
Please message … View moreHi
The sun is shining and we are making small bales of hay while it does. They will be ready to go on Sunday pm all going well. We are selling them at cost (don't know how much that is yet) . Bales must be picked up from Glenbervie on the day - we cannot store them sorry.
Please message or leave any questions here and get some good hay for your horses, guinea pigs, rabbits...
Council staff met with about 40 children at Te Kura o Otangarei last week to sort through lots of different playground ideas that included swings, climbing frames, monkey bars, slides, rope webs, things that jiggle, others that wriggle and a few that go round and round.....
Read the full story … View moreCouncil staff met with about 40 children at Te Kura o Otangarei last week to sort through lots of different playground ideas that included swings, climbing frames, monkey bars, slides, rope webs, things that jiggle, others that wriggle and a few that go round and round.....
Read the full story here: ► bit.ly...
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If you have one password you use for everything and hit ‘remind me later’ when an update pops up on your phone, you’re not alone. For many, cyber safety is something we know is important, but feels too hard or a hassle to do something about.
Fortunately, keeping your data secure is much … View moreIf you have one password you use for everything and hit ‘remind me later’ when an update pops up on your phone, you’re not alone. For many, cyber safety is something we know is important, but feels too hard or a hassle to do something about.
Fortunately, keeping your data secure is much easier than you’d think. Cyber Smart Week is happening around New Zealand from 27 November to 1 December and it’s all about doing one thing to make a big difference. The Cyber Smart website has all the tips you need to get your family and workmates on board.
The Ngāpuhi Festival - Northland's largest free music, arts and cultural festival - is coming to Wha…
Horse riders around the country say they no longer feel safe riding on rural roads. Many took part i…
The NZ Transport Agency is making further changes to the intersection at Kauri, north of Whangarei, …
WDC DENBY WARD BY-ELECTION
I am concerned about the voting process for mailing votes out and sending them back in.
The Resthome received mail for residents on Tuesday and by Thursday we simply can’t find my dad’s voting papers.
It’s not like my dad’s family don’t see him and care for … View moreWDC DENBY WARD BY-ELECTION
I am concerned about the voting process for mailing votes out and sending them back in.
The Resthome received mail for residents on Tuesday and by Thursday we simply can’t find my dad’s voting papers.
It’s not like my dad’s family don’t see him and care for him and yes this isn’t the case for every resident.
Where is his voting papers? I came in to sit with him to discuss Candidates. Staff didn’t care. I made a complaint to management.
So now we don’t know if he voted, someone else has voted for him or was his vote wasted. So can a staff member or management “Help with your voting document”.
There is easy 20-100 plus residents in each Resthome or facility in the Denby Ward this could swing the vote.
When are applying or registering to vote for the local elections how do they prove you are real or actually live in Whangarei?
We're combining traditional Christmas concerts and mad pantomimes into our own special celebration show with laughter and stunning music! With sing-a-long classics like Jingle Bells, Silent Night, and Feliz Navidad, our show is full of nostalgia, laughter and festive fun!
… View moreWe're combining traditional Christmas concerts and mad pantomimes into our own special celebration show with laughter and stunning music! With sing-a-long classics like Jingle Bells, Silent Night, and Feliz Navidad, our show is full of nostalgia, laughter and festive fun!
Your favourite artists are performing: co-owners Susan Boland and John Cameron, tenors extraordinaire Bonaventure Allan-Moetaua and Karl Perigo, the fabulous Lynette Martin, and pianist Paul Carnegie-Jones.
Tickets are $34 including a Christmas lunch after the concert. Group discounts available for 10+.
We're touring 24 venues across New Zealand 13 Nov – 19 Dec.
When Brooke Healey said she was going to write a book her mum just thought it was one of those things kids sometimes say 'in passing'. But a couple of months later she had written a book which has now been published!
The book can be purchased at the local Paparoa Store, and there are … View moreWhen Brooke Healey said she was going to write a book her mum just thought it was one of those things kids sometimes say 'in passing'. But a couple of months later she had written a book which has now been published!
The book can be purchased at the local Paparoa Store, and there are plans to sell it at local markets. Congratulations Brooke!
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