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Mission Bay’s Memorial Fountain will be switched back on this weekend after 19 months as water restrictions in Auckland are lifted.
But Auckland Council is reminding people not to splash about in the fountain, which is a memorial for the nephew of late Auckland mayor Sir Ernest Davis.
“We… View moreMission Bay’s Memorial Fountain will be switched back on this weekend after 19 months as water restrictions in Auckland are lifted.
But Auckland Council is reminding people not to splash about in the fountain, which is a memorial for the nephew of late Auckland mayor Sir Ernest Davis.
“We are very fortunate to have this stunning memorial located on our waterfront,” Ōrākei Local Board chair Scott Milne said.
“That we are now able to turn it on again is great news, and something we are sure many will be pleased to learn because the fountain really is an attraction that visitors from all over the city come to see.”
The fountain was built in 1947 as a memorial to Trevor Moss Davis, the nephew of late Auckland mayor Sir Ernest Davis.
Ōrākei Local Board chair Scott Milne said visitors need to be considerate when heading to Selwyn Reserve.
“It I s also a good opportunity to remind people that we need to be mindful and respectful of the fact that it is a memorial, and not a splash pad or paddling pool,” he said.
The fountain was turned off in February 2020 as Auckland entered a drought.
It was turned on briefly in March for the America’s Cup finals, but has mostly been empty for the past 19 months.
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Over the last 12 months there were 35,549 houses sold in Auckland; 54% of recently surveyed Kiwis said they would take climate change into account before purchasing.
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Let’s keep your neighbourhood clean. If you see illegally dumped rubbish report it 24/7 by calling Auckland Council on 0800 NO DUMP.
Dumpers will be fined up to thirty thousand dollars.
Donate or dispose of your items properly. For more information visit … View moreLet’s keep your neighbourhood clean. If you see illegally dumped rubbish report it 24/7 by calling Auckland Council on 0800 NO DUMP.
Dumpers will be fined up to thirty thousand dollars.
Donate or dispose of your items properly. For more information visit aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/rubbishandrecycling
Thanks to the Beautification Trust for organising free compost made from Papakura’s kerbside food scraps.
You need to order it online in advance. Pick up is in Manurewa.
Papakura families have composted 4015 tonnes of food scraps. This is like 472 rubbish trucks full of food scraps kept … View moreThanks to the Beautification Trust for organising free compost made from Papakura’s kerbside food scraps.
You need to order it online in advance. Pick up is in Manurewa.
Papakura families have composted 4015 tonnes of food scraps. This is like 472 rubbish trucks full of food scraps kept out of landfill.
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It’s looking like it’s going to be a hotter than normal summer. That’s great news for holidaymakers and beachgoers, but not so good for rural Aucklanders who don’t have access to mains water supply.
Check out the few steps rural Aucklanders who rely on rainwater tanks can take now to … View moreIt’s looking like it’s going to be a hotter than normal summer. That’s great news for holidaymakers and beachgoers, but not so good for rural Aucklanders who don’t have access to mains water supply.
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Hi neighbours,
Police are appealing to the public for sightings of missing woman Cindy Li, from Sandringham.
Cindy, aged 70, has been missing since Tuesday morning. She is known to have left an address on Tranmere Road and failed to return.
Police believe she may be in the wider Auckland City … View moreHi neighbours,
Police are appealing to the public for sightings of missing woman Cindy Li, from Sandringham.
Cindy, aged 70, has been missing since Tuesday morning. She is known to have left an address on Tranmere Road and failed to return.
Police believe she may be in the wider Auckland City area and are currently trying to locate her.
Cindy was last seen wearing a long sleeve t-shirt, long track pants and black shoes.
Anyone who sees Cindy should call 111.
Anyone with any information about her whereabouts or movements since yesterday morning should contact 105, quoting file number 211110/4026.
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Great question. Your executor oversees your will when you pass away, so it’s an important job. If things have changed for you or your executor since the days of cassette tapes and telethons, it might be time to appoint a new one.
You can choose a new executor when you … View moreGreat question. Your executor oversees your will when you pass away, so it’s an important job. If things have changed for you or your executor since the days of cassette tapes and telethons, it might be time to appoint a new one.
You can choose a new executor when you update your will – you can even appoint Public Trust, which gives you the reassurance of an executor who is impartial, always available and has the right expertise.
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BPW Aotearoa are delighted to welcome Elisha Watson to the third session, on Tuesday 23 November. Elisha Watson is the founder of women's wear social enterprise, Nisa. Elisha will share her experience as the founder of a start-up with a focus on providing opportunities for women migrant and … View moreBPW Aotearoa are delighted to welcome Elisha Watson to the third session, on Tuesday 23 November. Elisha Watson is the founder of women's wear social enterprise, Nisa. Elisha will share her experience as the founder of a start-up with a focus on providing opportunities for women migrant and refugees.
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Between running his grandfather's foundation, being sued by his greedy extended family, and seeing his beloved Alexia leave on an extended mission trip to Haiti, Jason Stevens' world is unraveling. But then he discovers his late grandfather's journal and is … View moreTHE ULTIMATE LIFE
Between running his grandfather's foundation, being sued by his greedy extended family, and seeing his beloved Alexia leave on an extended mission trip to Haiti, Jason Stevens' world is unraveling. But then he discovers his late grandfather's journal and is transported back into Red Stevens' incredible rags-to-riches life. With everything he loves hanging in the balance, Jason hopes he can discover the ultimate life. The Ultimate Life is a powerful reminder that some things are worth more than money!
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BPW Aotearoa are delighted to welcome Elisha Watson to the third session, on Tuesday 23 November. Elisha Watson is the founder of women's wear social enterprise, Nisa. Elisha will share her experience as the founder of a start-up with a focus on providing opportunities for women migrant and … View moreBPW Aotearoa are delighted to welcome Elisha Watson to the third session, on Tuesday 23 November. Elisha Watson is the founder of women's wear social enterprise, Nisa. Elisha will share her experience as the founder of a start-up with a focus on providing opportunities for women migrant and refugees.
Feel welcome to share this invite with women you think would be interested.
Contact BPW NZ secretary@bpw.org.nz to register, .
Join us to be empowered.
BPW Aotearoa offers women the opportunity to be inspired, to grow in our own self, and to understand how we can support the empowerment of all women.
This personal development, networking and advocacy series connects women via video conference, with sessions every two months. The session last one hour
Guest speakers will support your development and connect about issues relevant to all women.
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