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We’re new on Neighbourly and wanted to introduce ourselves – we are the team at the Red Cross Shop in Dargaville.
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You can find information on all our stores here: … View moreHi neighbours!
We’re new on Neighbourly and wanted to introduce ourselves – we are the team at the Red Cross Shop in Dargaville.
Our shop is full of treasures and treats waiting to be discovered by you.
You can find information on all our stores here: redcross.org.nz/shop-with-us/red-cross-shops/
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A new law in Wales says schools are required to have gender-neutral uniforms.
This means that while uniforms can include both skirts and pants, schools can't label these as "girls" or "boys" items.
Should NZ follow suit?
To read more, click here.
There have been four cases of meningococcal disease in Northland this year - at least two are type W. Medical officer of health Dr Catherine Jackson says it's too early to tell how effective the MenW vaccination campaign has been. What do you think? (Please put NFP if your comments are not for… View moreThere have been four cases of meningococcal disease in Northland this year - at least two are type W. Medical officer of health Dr Catherine Jackson says it's too early to tell how effective the MenW vaccination campaign has been. What do you think? (Please put NFP if your comments are not for publication.)
Northland Regional Council has voted in favour of councillors getting a childcare allowance. What do you think? Vote in the story or comment below (please put NFP if your comments are not for publication).
🙏🏻 A huge thank you to The Southern Trust for their amazing support of our National Support Office!
Your contribution really does make a difference to the lives of thousands of Tamariki across Aotearoa!
A young Taranaki family is having to start again after a fire caused by an electric blanket destroyed their home
Homeowner Brittany Nawani, said "the blanket was on for a matter of minutes before catching fire and spreading quite fast."
She will no longer be using electric blankets … View moreA young Taranaki family is having to start again after a fire caused by an electric blanket destroyed their home
Homeowner Brittany Nawani, said "the blanket was on for a matter of minutes before catching fire and spreading quite fast."
She will no longer be using electric blankets and hoped others learned from their tragedy.
Advice to electric blanket owners is to replace them every five years, but if damage such as cracked wires or failing controller is showing, the blanket should be replaced immediately.
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Here's a run-down on everything you need to know about this year's elections in Northland, including why you should care.
The schools involved were Kelston Girls College, Northcote College and Waitakere College, and the activities they took part in included; tramping, water activities and a solo camping night.
Congrats to all those involved. We hope you all had an amazing time!
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A former Northland principal says the education system is "broken" for Māori learners - and the way to fix this is hand power back to communities.
Keri Milne-Ihimaera was the principal of Moerewa School for 10 years, where the community was deeply involved in the school - until a … View moreA former Northland principal says the education system is "broken" for Māori learners - and the way to fix this is hand power back to communities.
Keri Milne-Ihimaera was the principal of Moerewa School for 10 years, where the community was deeply involved in the school - until a statutory intervention by the Ministry of Education, she said.
She said change needed to come from the ground up and be supported by those at the top – not the other way round. Do you agree?
Teen Sharonika Prasad used to be scared, of life, of opportunity. She lacked self-confidence. ‘‘I had a negative mind set in which I had beliefs that I would never be successful at anything, with a very low self-esteem. ‘‘I made excuses because I had no motivation and little confidence and … View moreTeen Sharonika Prasad used to be scared, of life, of opportunity. She lacked self-confidence. ‘‘I had a negative mind set in which I had beliefs that I would never be successful at anything, with a very low self-esteem. ‘‘I made excuses because I had no motivation and little confidence and I let life pass me by even if it was a wonderful opportunity because I was so afraid of the unknown.’’
Not anymore! Prasad, 18, and the youngest in a family of five, is now working as a caregiver while studying a foundation course at NZMA for occupational therapy and has realised she ‘‘could do anything’’. She is the first in her family to go to university. The South Auckland teen has found her potential with the help of our Foundation that aims to transform young Kiwi lives.
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The Government's gun buy-back scheme is coming to Northland, with events starting in Waipu on Wednesday afternoon. I am interested in talking with anyone who is going to take part, and I would like to hear your thoughts on the fairness of the scheme. Please contact me on 0272-581-228 or … View moreThe Government's gun buy-back scheme is coming to Northland, with events starting in Waipu on Wednesday afternoon. I am interested in talking with anyone who is going to take part, and I would like to hear your thoughts on the fairness of the scheme. Please contact me on 0272-581-228 or denise.piper@stuff.co.nz or comment below (please put NFP if your comments are not for publication).
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