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A chicken apocalypse in Levin, a furry glove thief in Woolston and a bit of graffiti-proof kiwi ingenuity in Dunedin.
We've found a small selection of goodies from this month that we just couldn't help but share with you all. Click on the titles to see the original posts!
Did you … View moreA chicken apocalypse in Levin, a furry glove thief in Woolston and a bit of graffiti-proof kiwi ingenuity in Dunedin.
We've found a small selection of goodies from this month that we just couldn't help but share with you all. Click on the titles to see the original posts!
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In 2016, 67,000 tonnes of waste was generated in the Whangarei District and 70% of this waste was sent to the landfill and the rest was recycled or composted.
Are we, as a District, getting it right?
Council is currently reviewing its Solid Waste Management and Minimisation Plan and wants … View moreIn 2016, 67,000 tonnes of waste was generated in the Whangarei District and 70% of this waste was sent to the landfill and the rest was recycled or composted.
Are we, as a District, getting it right?
Council is currently reviewing its Solid Waste Management and Minimisation Plan and wants to hear from you!
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We need a Gun Amnesty NOW!
I have no words to describe the emotions related to the latest murders which used unlicensed firearms in Whangarei recently.
One of the victims is the god-daughter to a member of the community. The reality of what happened hits close to us more than we know.
… View moreWe need a Gun Amnesty NOW!
I have no words to describe the emotions related to the latest murders which used unlicensed firearms in Whangarei recently.
One of the victims is the god-daughter to a member of the community. The reality of what happened hits close to us more than we know.
It's time we stop making excuses about not having a gun amnesty and start doing it before there's another victim.
Life is precious, Life is valuable... lets make life safer.
A Northland forestry worker was run over by his own ute after forgetting to apply its handbrake on a…
For 94-year old Northland resident Johannus Mijnders, receiving his Mobilisation War Cross 72 years…
Quarry Arts Centre are on the hunt for a super sleuth to collate and record all local media items relating to the work of the Quarry Arts. You will need access to (have a delivered subscription) to the Northern Advocate, and have the Whangarei Leader and Whangarei Report delivered to you. Click the… View moreQuarry Arts Centre are on the hunt for a super sleuth to collate and record all local media items relating to the work of the Quarry Arts. You will need access to (have a delivered subscription) to the Northern Advocate, and have the Whangarei Leader and Whangarei Report delivered to you. Click the link for more info.
A ship captain has been stood down from his duties and will struggle to find work again after berthi…
Hi, just wanted to share this with the community. Good to go along and check it out, this is a very good school help your kids achieve their potential. And if you thought maybe Huanui was not an option for your kids, ask about scholarship/ financial support opportunities when you visit on 23 … View moreHi, just wanted to share this with the community. Good to go along and check it out, this is a very good school help your kids achieve their potential. And if you thought maybe Huanui was not an option for your kids, ask about scholarship/ financial support opportunities when you visit on 23 August...
A captain charged after allegedly trying to berth his ship while drunk had been sitting off the coas…
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… View moreHi Neighbourly members. At SBS Bank we could have a home loan to help make your dream a reality. Whether you’re putting down roots for the first time, upsizing to suit a growing family, planning your dream home or looking to grow your wealth.
Apply online now or phone 0800 SBS BANK.
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Hi Whangarei Neighbours -
Here's something fun to look forward to - the annual Alzheimers Northland Memory Walk. In all 4 Northland locations listed below, the walk is short, social and easy, if you want it to be. Of course you can run it three times if you want to work up an appetite! The… View moreHi Whangarei Neighbours -
Here's something fun to look forward to - the annual Alzheimers Northland Memory Walk. In all 4 Northland locations listed below, the walk is short, social and easy, if you want it to be. Of course you can run it three times if you want to work up an appetite! The purpose is to raise awareness about the devastating effects Alzheimers/dementia have on families in our Northland communities, what services are available to those affected, and how we as individuals can help. It's also about meeting people.
Whangarei - Canopy Bridge, Sunday 17 September, 12 noon
Kaitaia - Community House, Saturday 23 September, 12 noon
Kerikeri - Kerikeri Domain, Saturday 23 September, 12 noon
Dargaville - Countdown carpark, Saturday 23 September, 12 noon
No donations are expected, but of course they are appreciated. If you want to get more involved, this year people will be able to register for Memory Walks online — and fund raise. By registering online, people will get the option to simply collect a free T-shirt at the start of the walk, donate, register a team or even create a fundraising page. This is similar to Give a Little, where an individual (or team) can gather donations for their participation in the Memory Walk from friends, family or colleagues.
Register here: memorywalk2017.gofundraise.co.nz...
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