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Botanica Whangarei, is a horticultural complex where the public can come and enjoy plants that range from colourful and exotic palms and orchids, bizarre cacti and succulents, fragrant sub-tropical plants, native ferns and filmy ferns all in one central location.
Read more about Botanica here:► … View moreBotanica Whangarei, is a horticultural complex where the public can come and enjoy plants that range from colourful and exotic palms and orchids, bizarre cacti and succulents, fragrant sub-tropical plants, native ferns and filmy ferns all in one central location.
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Engineers, designers, planners or developers involved in new infrastructure in the Whangarei District are urged to find out about new engineering standards.
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Good Morning Neighbours! Does anyone give horse riding lessons? Our Granddaughter, aged nearly 8, lives in Onerahi. If so, how much do you charge and what days? Thank You on behalf of Faye!
Lots of Whangarei communities are banding together to keep Whangarei beautiful during the official Keep New Zealand Beautiful Clean Up Week 2017, from 11 to 17 September.
Council supports community groups taking part in the clean up by making it easier for groups to dispose of the rubbish they … View moreLots of Whangarei communities are banding together to keep Whangarei beautiful during the official Keep New Zealand Beautiful Clean Up Week 2017, from 11 to 17 September.
Council supports community groups taking part in the clean up by making it easier for groups to dispose of the rubbish they collect.
If you are getting a group together to do a clean up, register it at 'Keep New Zealand Beautiful' and get in touch with WDC Technical Officer Grant Alsop or someone from the solid waste team who can arrange free rubbish bags or other help.
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Years ago, Joe and Jenima Foster often drove past a dairy farm in the Bay of Islands and would remar…
Around 1100 runners and walkers are set to pound the pavements in this year's ACC Whangarei Half Mar…
A Whangarei couple say the number of heavy vehicles travelling inside the city zone is not only da…
Life has changed significantly for a Whangārei family after they received their own Habitat for Hum…
Well strictly speaking it's District Plan Planners and RMA Consents Planners we're looking for.
We welcome interest from those with strong RMA planning experience looking to work on a wide variety of challenging projects while benefiting from a great work life balance. We are also able to… View moreWell strictly speaking it's District Plan Planners and RMA Consents Planners we're looking for.
We welcome interest from those with strong RMA planning experience looking to work on a wide variety of challenging projects while benefiting from a great work life balance. We are also able to support graduates looking to gain diverse experience in a practical planning environment.
Applications Close: 18 Sep 2017
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Distraught Whangarei District councillor Jayne Golightly has resigned her position after a shock r…
A Trustee position is opening on the Whangarei Art Museum Trust (WAMT), offering a rewarding opportunity for an individual passionate about visual arts, exemplary governance and the creative growth of Whangarei.
APPLICATIONS CLOSE on Friday 15 September.
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Public Notice ► … View moreA Trustee position is opening on the Whangarei Art Museum Trust (WAMT), offering a rewarding opportunity for an individual passionate about visual arts, exemplary governance and the creative growth of Whangarei.
APPLICATIONS CLOSE on Friday 15 September.
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The waiting list for youngsters getting on to the Whangarei Riding for the Disabled programme is bei…
Hey everyone. Over the past year over 1000 customers provided us with a bill from their previous supplier when they joined. We ran the numbers, and we’re proud to say that customers switching to Electric Kiwi save $240 a year on average! Maybe that’s why we are NZ's fastest growing power … View moreHey everyone. Over the past year over 1000 customers provided us with a bill from their previous supplier when they joined. We ran the numbers, and we’re proud to say that customers switching to Electric Kiwi save $240 a year on average! Maybe that’s why we are NZ's fastest growing power company?
Want to know what you could save? Head to our online calculator.
Funding is available to help people fence off the unfenced waterways running through their properties in the Otuihau catchment – be in quick!
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