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From NZTA:
The NZ Transport Agency is advising motorists to expect delays if they’re travelling through the Kamo Bypass, Whangarei from this evening (Monday 13 March) through to Thursday 16 March.
Crews will be carrying out night works to lay a new asphalt surface.
The road will remain … View moreFrom NZTA:
The NZ Transport Agency is advising motorists to expect delays if they’re travelling through the Kamo Bypass, Whangarei from this evening (Monday 13 March) through to Thursday 16 March.
Crews will be carrying out night works to lay a new asphalt surface.
The road will remain open with manual traffic control in place.
We apologise for any inconvenience and encourage road users to allow extra time for their journey
Riders in the Pedal for Plunket cycle relay were determined not to let Northland's bad weather get t…
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Is anyone experiencing flooding or other weather related problems?
The Whangarei Leader would love to receive some photos and a couple of lines about where and what is happening. Stuff are doing a lot of coverage on weather related issues so would be great to get some Northland coverage . … View moreIs anyone experiencing flooding or other weather related problems?
The Whangarei Leader would love to receive some photos and a couple of lines about where and what is happening. Stuff are doing a lot of coverage on weather related issues so would be great to get some Northland coverage . Email pics etc to annette.lambly@fairfaxmedia.co.nz
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Northland's seaways are becoming catchment for millions of pieces of trash which are not only creating large scale pollution and killing marine life, but affecting the seafood we harvest to eat.
Around 88,900 litres (711,200 pieces) of rubbish was recovered from Northlands beaches,… View moreNorthland's seaways are becoming catchment for millions of pieces of trash which are not only creating large scale pollution and killing marine life, but affecting the seafood we harvest to eat.
Around 88,900 litres (711,200 pieces) of rubbish was recovered from Northlands beaches, bays ...
The Northland Civil Defence Emergency Management Group is advising of possible localised flooding la…
Around 1300 people lost their power for about 15 minutes around 1.43pm today - with 174 still out on Mangakahia Rd.
Thank goodness we have people prepared to go out in all weather to rectify these issues,
Northpower is encouraging its electricity consumers to be prepared for storm … View moreAround 1300 people lost their power for about 15 minutes around 1.43pm today - with 174 still out on Mangakahia Rd.
Thank goodness we have people prepared to go out in all weather to rectify these issues,
Northpower is encouraging its electricity consumers to be prepared for storm conditions overnight.
Public Affairs Manager Steve Macmillan says the company is gearing up for a potentially rough few days with additional lines crews, arborists and telephonists on stand-by.
“After a sustained period of extremely dry conditions, the heavy rain that is being forecast for Northland could cause slips which could take out power poles. There is also increased likelihood of land movement causing trees to damage powerlines and if flooding hits we could be delayed getting to some areas of Kaipara and Whangarei – as we experienced in 2014.
“We would encourage people to be prepared for possible outages by having torches and battery powered radios at hand, mobile phones charged, fresh water available and gas cooking facilities ready.
“We also urge people to call Northpower faults on 0800-10-40-40 to advise of outages or potential causes of outages. If there are outages overnight our crews will do their best to attend to what they can but if any major repairs are required they will be made in daylight,” says Mr Macmillan.
People should stay clear of downed lines and keep others away also.
Recorded outage and restoration updates will be made on the Northpower Faults line (0800-10-40-40) and listed on www.northpower.com...
Two kiwi, named Geoff and Charlie, stole the show at a gathering held to thank those involved in the Kiwi Coast initiative and celebrate increasing kiwi numbers.
Kiwi Coast coordinator for the NZ Landcare Trust Ngaire Tyson says the event was held at Fonterra's Jordan Valley Farm at … View moreTwo kiwi, named Geoff and Charlie, stole the show at a gathering held to thank those involved in the Kiwi Coast initiative and celebrate increasing kiwi numbers.
Kiwi Coast coordinator for the NZ Landcare Trust Ngaire Tyson says the event was held at Fonterra's Jordan Valley Farm at Hikurangi on ...
An elderly man and woman were airlifted to hospital after two cars collided with a truck on State Hi…
Two people are in a serious condition following a four-vehicle collision in Hikurangi north of Whang…
More than three decades after it first began Northland's largest outdoor event is still pulling the …
An upgrade of the notorious stretch of road between Whangarei and Northport to a four lane highway will be started within the next two years.
Transport Minister Simon Bridges announced the plans on Friday at a sod turning ceremony for a $6.6m cycleway in Whangarei.
Bridges says ...
We need your help! These 10 wonderful neighbourhood organisations are finalists in the 2017 AMI Community Grants Neighbourhood category. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive a share of the funds. Read a little from each organisation and/or project on how your support will help them … View moreWe need your help! These 10 wonderful neighbourhood organisations are finalists in the 2017 AMI Community Grants Neighbourhood category. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive a share of the funds. Read a little from each organisation and/or project on how your support will help them - and then cast your vote below. Voting closes Friday 24th March.
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