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Applications are now open to Auckland Grammar School’s boarding hostel, Tibbs House, for 2019. Founded in 1962, Tibbs House provides accommodation, study and recreational facilities for 120 boarders. Boarders are supported by eight full time Masters who offer a wide range of teaching subjects and… View moreApplications are now open to Auckland Grammar School’s boarding hostel, Tibbs House, for 2019. Founded in 1962, Tibbs House provides accommodation, study and recreational facilities for 120 boarders. Boarders are supported by eight full time Masters who offer a wide range of teaching subjects and activities, as well as nightly study guidance.
To apply, visit our website to download an application form. Alternatively, contact the Director of Boarding, Mr Daniel Oram, at d.oram@ags.school.nz.
Regarding "Future at Stake" Kathryn Jury's letter to the Hauraki Herald Fri 16 Feb. It is so nice to see input from someone that has a well informed understanding of the issues that are already impacting upon our communities. Even those far from the reach of our seas will probably … View moreRegarding "Future at Stake" Kathryn Jury's letter to the Hauraki Herald Fri 16 Feb. It is so nice to see input from someone that has a well informed understanding of the issues that are already impacting upon our communities. Even those far from the reach of our seas will probably be required to assist with the costs of increased coastal defences with higher rates. After recent events and with cyclone gita currently bearing down on New Zealand it seems mother nature will drown (pun not intended) the protests of the ignorant flat earth types among us. Incidentally I am finding getting letters posted in Hauraki Herald "conversations" takes 4 weeks or more because I am still waiting.
I have been a strong critic of the Thames-Coromandel District Council's approach to planning for climate change and sea-level rise. But today the Mayor and Council deserve some real kudos for agreeing to promptly adopt the Government's projection scenarios for sea-level rise in their 2018… View moreI have been a strong critic of the Thames-Coromandel District Council's approach to planning for climate change and sea-level rise. But today the Mayor and Council deserve some real kudos for agreeing to promptly adopt the Government's projection scenarios for sea-level rise in their 2018 – 2028 Long Term Plan.
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A storm is brewing ahead of this season's rugby league competition, with a new team ready to hit the…
New Zealand roads are some of the best in the world for motorcycling - open roads, the hilly terrain, spectacularly scenic highways. We want to know how many Neighbourly members ride a motorcycle or scooter or have someone close to them who does. Vote below and we'll share more about why … View moreNew Zealand roads are some of the best in the world for motorcycling - open roads, the hilly terrain, spectacularly scenic highways. We want to know how many Neighbourly members ride a motorcycle or scooter or have someone close to them who does. Vote below and we'll share more about why we're asking next week.
If you are in the Waikato and can spare some time, we have lots of groups looking for people to help them provide their vital services to the community. If you can help, please check out the available positions on our website!!
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Large numbers of black field crickets have been encroaching on homes and gardens across the North Island, keeping residents awake with their chirping and hopping underfoot.
Black field crickets are born normally born November when they generally spend time in the grass.
But by peak summer in … View moreLarge numbers of black field crickets have been encroaching on homes and gardens across the North Island, keeping residents awake with their chirping and hopping underfoot.
Black field crickets are born normally born November when they generally spend time in the grass.
But by peak summer in January, especially if its been a dry period, they move deep into ground cracks and only come out at night.
Are crickets plaguing your property?
Get set to travel back in time with the Karaka Vintage Day, celebrating its 10th show on March 18.
We have received a number of calls over the past few weeks from people asking if the Pukekohe Refuse and Recycling Transfer Station is still open and accepting waste. To dispel any misinformation that may be circulating, the answer is YES, YES, YES!
Our hours are:
Monday - Friday: 7.30am - … View moreWe have received a number of calls over the past few weeks from people asking if the Pukekohe Refuse and Recycling Transfer Station is still open and accepting waste. To dispel any misinformation that may be circulating, the answer is YES, YES, YES!
Our hours are:
Monday - Friday: 7.30am - 4.30pm
Saturday - Sunday: 8.30am - 3.30pm
Public Holidays: Closed
We accept both general waste and green waste by the bag, boot or trailer load. So, load on up and visit us at 10 Austen Place (off Crosbie Road), Pukekohe.
There are lots of awesome events happening in neighbourhoods around Aotearoa for Children’s Day, Sunday 4 March. Check out what’s on near you. If you don’t head along to an event, remember the most important thing you can give tamariki is your time and aroha!
The Eagles Golfing Society (EGS) will hold its annual golfing event in Pukekohe this year. The nati…
Auckland's record levels of rainfall in the opening weeks of 2018 and with more of it forecast for t…
More Kiwis are cutting back on meat; more farmers are noticing the downturn. So what part does meat play in your diet?
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