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We understand there have been reports of issues at Lakewood Avenue in Churton Park outside the New World supermarket due to a leaking pipe.
We acknowledge the delay in having this job resolved. There were delays in receiving the appropriate service plans which meant crews were unable to attend. … View moreWe understand there have been reports of issues at Lakewood Avenue in Churton Park outside the New World supermarket due to a leaking pipe.
We acknowledge the delay in having this job resolved. There were delays in receiving the appropriate service plans which meant crews were unable to attend. These plans were received and the crews are now onsite and working to resolve the leak.
A Māori learning centre in Ōtaki is in lockdown as armed police search for a "person of interest". …
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Every day, New Zealand teachers are creating brighter futures for young people, with lessons that can seem small but are significant in terms of their impact. These are lessons about important life skills such as perseverance, identity, respect and … View moreTake your place alongside our young people.
Every day, New Zealand teachers are creating brighter futures for young people, with lessons that can seem small but are significant in terms of their impact. These are lessons about important life skills such as perseverance, identity, respect and confidence.
Become a teacher and take your place alongside our young people. You’ll have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in their lives; to strengthen communities and build a better future for our next generations.
Home might still a long way off for a paralysed Porirua toddler but it just got a little bit closer …
Porirua City's new bilingual signs have cost nearly $30,000 in consultant and designer's fees. Feat…
Waterfront apartment development concept drawings for a ''desktop exercise'' have cost Porirua ratepayers more than $56,000.
Porirua City Council general manager Steve Perdia said the council considered it an "appropriate spend to look into options for a vital piece of … View moreWaterfront apartment development concept drawings for a ''desktop exercise'' have cost Porirua ratepayers more than $56,000.
Porirua City Council general manager Steve Perdia said the council considered it an "appropriate spend to look into options for a vital piece of council-owned property and to understand costs under various scenarios".
But the drawings were nowhere to be seen during a "tell us what you think" public consultation.
What are your thoughts? Do you feel misled by Porirua City Council?
An annual AGM held by the Rail Maritime Transport Union will affect off peak train services on Thursday 1 August. During this time some services will be replaced by bus.
Services will be affected between 11:30am and 3pm. Metlink advises customers to check our website, to know when and where their … View moreAn annual AGM held by the Rail Maritime Transport Union will affect off peak train services on Thursday 1 August. During this time some services will be replaced by bus.
Services will be affected between 11:30am and 3pm. Metlink advises customers to check our website, to know when and where their bus replacements will be running from.
For more information on which services are affected please read through our service update.
Learn more by following the link below.
The Warehouse has recalled a range of children's sleepwear amid concerns of children being strangled or burned.
"The draw cord and pom poms may become tangled when worn posing a safety risk to children, plus they may present a fire hazard if they are exposed to a naked flame," the… View moreThe Warehouse has recalled a range of children's sleepwear amid concerns of children being strangled or burned.
"The draw cord and pom poms may become tangled when worn posing a safety risk to children, plus they may present a fire hazard if they are exposed to a naked flame," the notice said.
Anyone who brought one of the $18 ponchos should "stop using it and return it to the nearest Warehouse store".
For more information contact The Warehouse on 0800 422 274 or go to its website.
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