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I am interested in hearing what the community/ parents think about the proposal to change the school starting age.
I'll put up a poll in due course for those to shy to comment. But I would love to able to have individual comments as well.
Obviously I will be speaking to school/ teachers as … View moreI am interested in hearing what the community/ parents think about the proposal to change the school starting age.
I'll put up a poll in due course for those to shy to comment. But I would love to able to have individual comments as well.
Obviously I will be speaking to school/ teachers as well.
If you don't want your comments printed please put NFP on your comments.
Does anybody have a use for an older rotary clothes line. This has been disassembled and comes complete with concrete block, just needs new bolts to assemble it and a trailer to cart it from Whau Valley. If interested phone me on 4370 199. Cheers Bill
Still have about 8 cubic meters left. $80 to collect, $90 delivered within 5km of Ngararatunua (just north of Kamo), beyond that add $1 per km for 2 cu m, delivered. That wood is 350/400mm . We do have some longer split wood too that is $10 cu m cheaper, about 550/600mm long. Great for an open … View moreStill have about 8 cubic meters left. $80 to collect, $90 delivered within 5km of Ngararatunua (just north of Kamo), beyond that add $1 per km for 2 cu m, delivered. That wood is 350/400mm . We do have some longer split wood too that is $10 cu m cheaper, about 550/600mm long. Great for an open fireplace or larger size wood box.
The Rates Structure Review is the review of the way we structure our overall rating system to share the rating burden among all ratepayers. It is not about how much money we get from rates
The rating review will cover:
* General Rates (including the use of Land Value versus Capital Value)
* … View moreThe Rates Structure Review is the review of the way we structure our overall rating system to share the rating burden among all ratepayers. It is not about how much money we get from rates
The rating review will cover:
* General Rates (including the use of Land Value versus Capital Value)
* The use and definition of Separately Used or Inhabited Part of a rating unit
* Stepped Rates
* Sector Splits
* Targeted Rates
* Remission and Postponement Policies
We want to hear from you!! We will be gathering your views and suggestions for improvement over the next month.
You can read more about this on the Rates Structure Review page at the link below.
Public meetings will be held on:
Monday 1 May: Forum North, 6pm
Tuesday 2 May: Kamo Bowling Club (Main Hall), 6pm
Thursday 4 May: Onerahi Bowling Club, 6pm
Tuesday 9 May: Ruakaka Recreation Centre, 6pm
this 2002 toyota dyna bottle truck, 3.0 litre diesel, automatic, power steering, radio, central locking, electric windows, reversing camera, dual rear wheels, towbar.
With finance on no deposit available to approved purchaser with weekly payments to suit.
Kiwi North has been recognised for the great care and top conditions they provide their animals wit…
Looking for adventure or just want to help out your community?
The Fire Service need Volunteer Firefighters, Brigade Support etc. Are you 16+ Male or Female. Comprehensive Training provided.
Click the link, and search "fire" for all three opportunities on the website.
"Horses Helpful in Mental Healing" - Drivers are needed to transport clients to Horses for Healing. Can you help? Find out more by clicking the link.
Good in the Hood is back. This month when you come into Z, you can vote to help groups that make a difference in your neighbourhood – whether it’s providing free meals, saving native wildlife or enriching the lives of the disabled. So come on, get into your local Z and vote to make your … View moreGood in the Hood is back. This month when you come into Z, you can vote to help groups that make a difference in your neighbourhood – whether it’s providing free meals, saving native wildlife or enriching the lives of the disabled. So come on, get into your local Z and vote to make your community a better place.
A generous bequest from an anonymous Northlander will greatly advance the fundraising target of $7.…
As winter approaches authorities are urging motorists to slow down and take extra care on roads, inc…
Urgent action is needed to reduce the impact of asthma on Northlanders according to one of the count…
Did you know sign language is New Zealand's third official language? The Neighbourly team is celebrating New Zealand Sign Language Week by introducing themselves through sign. You can learn how to finger-spell your own name by using the NZSL Online Dictionary.
As we head in to winter, check out these 5 top tips for cutting down your power bill:
1. If you’re not using it, switch it off: If you’re not using an appliance, such as a heated towel, dryer, or TV, switch it off at the wall so it doesn’t use power on standby.
2. Change your cooking … View moreAs we head in to winter, check out these 5 top tips for cutting down your power bill:
1. If you’re not using it, switch it off: If you’re not using an appliance, such as a heated towel, dryer, or TV, switch it off at the wall so it doesn’t use power on standby.
2. Change your cooking habits: Eat fresh veges instead of cooking. Using the oven for an hour a night can add $20 to your monthly power bill.
3. Use curtains to trap heat in: Let the sun heat your home during the day then close your curtains to stop the warmth escaping in the evening.
4. If you’re away, turn the hot water cylinder off: You can save up to $36 on your power bill if you switch your hot water cylinder off while away on weekends.
5. Make the most out of your FREE Hour of Power: Utilise power deals like Electric Kiwi’s free Hour of Power, which gives you one off peak hour of free power a day. Use this hour to heat your home, turn on the dishwasher, or run the washing machine and dryer.
Find out more about Electric Kiwi’s free Hour of Power
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