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There’s only a month left of billboards and political debates before we head to the polling booths and decide who will lead our country. It’s a big decision that will influence the next three years.
From the living wage to homelessness, housing to transport, immigration to mental health - … View moreThere’s only a month left of billboards and political debates before we head to the polling booths and decide who will lead our country. It’s a big decision that will influence the next three years.
From the living wage to homelessness, housing to transport, immigration to mental health - Neighbourly wants to hear what is affecting your vote.
Is it a local issue in your community or something across the region? or the country?
Maybe you've switched sides or remaining loyal to one party - whatever your decision, we want to know what issues you’d like your ideal government to focus on. Let us know by commenting below!
Community stalwart Alan Sayers, MNZM, has died aged 101. The celebrated journalist, photographer, a…
A wet autumn and winter has seen increased concerns over the amount of sedimentation coming off deve…
ACC legal spending has doubled in five years, jumping from $3.8 million in 2011 to $7.9m last year.
However, many injured Kiwis seeking to dispute rejected claims are concerned ACC is using private attorneys to outsmart them.
Russel Watts, 50, from Taupo, said he postponed his review earlier … View moreACC legal spending has doubled in five years, jumping from $3.8 million in 2011 to $7.9m last year.
However, many injured Kiwis seeking to dispute rejected claims are concerned ACC is using private attorneys to outsmart them.
Russel Watts, 50, from Taupo, said he postponed his review earlier this week after he found out he'd be facing off against a senior corporate attorney from Wellington.
The good old Kiwi biscuit has become a staple in many New Zealand homes. Whether it’s a Tim Tam with a cuppa, or a cracker and a piece of brie, we’re taking our biscuits for granted.
We've teamed up with Arnott’s to offer you a chance to win a share of $75K in cash and weekly gift … View moreThe good old Kiwi biscuit has become a staple in many New Zealand homes. Whether it’s a Tim Tam with a cuppa, or a cracker and a piece of brie, we’re taking our biscuits for granted.
We've teamed up with Arnott’s to offer you a chance to win a share of $75K in cash and weekly gift vouchers when you buy any pack of Arnott's biscuits.
Click here for more details and to enter the competition. Comp ends 5th November 2017. T&C's apply.
Election season is heating up so we want to know what are the issues that will get you voting this year. We are running polls across Auckland to see what each suburb has on its mind.
Feel free to tell us why you chose a particular option, write NP next to your comment if you don't want it … View moreElection season is heating up so we want to know what are the issues that will get you voting this year. We are running polls across Auckland to see what each suburb has on its mind.
Feel free to tell us why you chose a particular option, write NP next to your comment if you don't want it used in print.
Understanding who does what in the New Zealand political system can be tricky, especially for migran…
Tune in to our local candidates panel discussion on August 24 via our Facebook Page (www.facebook.com...) between 3:30pm and 5pm.
On the agenda:
- Penlink
- Hill Street
- Health care for an ageing population
- Protecting Rodney waterways from silt
- Coastal inundation and tsunami protection
A redraw of local board boundaries might be on the cards in north Auckland as the Hibiscus and Bays …
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Afghan soldiers who fought shoulder to shoulder with New Zealand troops against insurgents in a deadly battle have spoken for the first time and described what really went on.
The soldiers were in the Battle of Baghak in August 2012 when two New Zealanders and four Afghans died, but were never … View moreAfghan soldiers who fought shoulder to shoulder with New Zealand troops against insurgents in a deadly battle have spoken for the first time and described what really went on.
The soldiers were in the Battle of Baghak in August 2012 when two New Zealanders and four Afghans died, but were never interviewed as part of the Court of Inquiry carried out by the New Zealand Defence Force.
A dolphin visit turned to danger when a keen swimmer got into trouble at Arkles Bay, north Auckland.…
A young man was taken to hospital at the weekend after falling 100 feet down a cliff. The man, in h…
Rodney roads are plagued by potholes and residents have had enough. With around 678 kilometres of …
Rodney residents tell us what your big issue is for this year's election. Send us your pic via Facebook: www.facebook.com... Instagram: @therodneytimes or right here on Neighbourly. Use the hashtag #OurRodney
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