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Rodney gave just enough support for the transport targeted rate to go ahead – with 53 per cent of submitters lining up behind the proposal.
The Rodney Local Board's transport targeted rate will move to the next stage of investigation.
The rate would cost ratepayers between … View moreRodney gave just enough support for the transport targeted rate to go ahead – with 53 per cent of submitters lining up behind the proposal.
The Rodney Local Board's transport targeted rate will move to the next stage of investigation.
The rate would cost ratepayers between $114-200 per annum and replace the council's transport levy – which would expire in June 2018.
What do you think? Do you agree with paying a targeted rate?
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Auckland's resident leopard seal Owha is now living it up in Whangarei, and there could be more of h…
Once a week, the Peninsula Club's knitting group meets to spin yarns over cups of tea. They have be…
Dangerous drivers doing U-turns on Auckland's Hibiscus Coast Highway to avoid congestion at the Whan…
Spring regularly comes early to Tiritiri Matangi Island as kowhai trees are already smothered in flo…
Chattering little whiteheads could soon be nesting in gardens on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula. The gre…
We're gearing up for this year's Random Acts of Kindness Day on Friday 1st September. Neighbourly members seem to be the experts when it comes to kindness. This is why we want you to share your ideas of how to celebrate the day, or even a story of a time you've experienced an … View moreWe're gearing up for this year's Random Acts of Kindness Day on Friday 1st September. Neighbourly members seem to be the experts when it comes to kindness. This is why we want you to share your ideas of how to celebrate the day, or even a story of a time you've experienced an unexpected friendly gesture. It might even be something you've seen on Neighbourly!
Comment below before Monday 28th August and we'll pick THREE lucky story tellers to win a $30 Prezzy® card.
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Troubled Whangaparaoa shopping centre Coast Plaza is up for sale. The 3.25 hectare property at 719 …
The Rodney Times held its first "speed-dating" style event at the Hibiscus Coast Community RSA. Thi…
When the chefs packed down the Paprika kitchen after closing on a Thursday night, they had no idea i…
Tweaks are being made to the dynamic lane trial on Whangaparaoa Rd after community feedback. The fi…
If you have problems with services or products, you may be protected by the CGA. You should expect services to be carried out with appropriate competency and skills, and completed to a reasonable standard.
For example, Jan had two painters provide quotes for some painting and wallpaper work. … View moreIf you have problems with services or products, you may be protected by the CGA. You should expect services to be carried out with appropriate competency and skills, and completed to a reasonable standard.
For example, Jan had two painters provide quotes for some painting and wallpaper work. She chose her painter and the work was completed. Two weeks later she noticed bumps and lumps in the wallpaper, that she hadn’t noticed at the time the bill was paid.
With a faulty product, you can return it and ask for a repair, replacement or refund. But that’s not so easy with a service! But Jan’s story ended well, the painter came back and rectified the problem at no cost to Jan.
Check out YOUR rights at consumerprotection.govt.nz
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