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Parts of Cameron Street and James Street will be closed between 7am and 2pm this Saturday 22 April 2017, due to the Rev Up Whangarei event, organised by Whangarei Rod and Custom Club.
Emergency services may use the closed road, and residents may use the closed road by arrangement with the … View moreParts of Cameron Street and James Street will be closed between 7am and 2pm this Saturday 22 April 2017, due to the Rev Up Whangarei event, organised by Whangarei Rod and Custom Club.
Emergency services may use the closed road, and residents may use the closed road by arrangement with the organiser – Whangarei Rod and Custom Club, phone 021 0242 7353.
Bring your family to the CBD this Saturday for this fun event (you may like to use the bus or park and walk).
FREE EVENT in the cameron st mall
raising funds for the rescue helicopter.
live band
prize for the best dressed lady in rock n roll or retro
peoples choice car award and shop window
have a selfie with NZME and a car and be in to win a travel voucher
These Anzac cookies are so easy to make and go perfectly with a good hot cup of tea or coffee! Give this recipe a go! It'll only take you 15 minutes to bake in the over and one batch makes 20 cookies! Pop them in a basket and share them with your neighbours in celebration of Anzac day next … View moreThese Anzac cookies are so easy to make and go perfectly with a good hot cup of tea or coffee! Give this recipe a go! It'll only take you 15 minutes to bake in the over and one batch makes 20 cookies! Pop them in a basket and share them with your neighbours in celebration of Anzac day next week!
We're starting to get our showroom sorted now with display products and information to provide our customers with as much information as we can in store... check out our first Daikin installation in the showroom.
Thursday 20th April 2017 from 3-6 pm, 950 Pipiwai road (old pioneer memorial church building), Ruatangata, Kamo .
Drop in Healing Clinic using Native Plant Medicines, Miri, Karakia and other traditional methods used by maori for healing those with health concerns. Haere mai, come and meet … View moreThursday 20th April 2017 from 3-6 pm, 950 Pipiwai road (old pioneer memorial church building), Ruatangata, Kamo .
Drop in Healing Clinic using Native Plant Medicines, Miri, Karakia and other traditional methods used by maori for healing those with health concerns. Haere mai, come and meet Michelle, HineAhua Tokootokoo and discover new ways of returning to wellness.
All welcome.
Consultation is free, koha for plant remedies and services.
Questions, 021 731 831
Whangarei's Harry Linford and Kerikeri's Maria Akkeson dominated their respective fields at the Hotp…
Barking Mad Fun School Holiday Programme
Walk on the wild side during the school holidays and celebrate animals of all kinds – even the mythical ones.
There will be some special guest stars from our community as well as games and crafts.
Latest data from Statistics New Zealand shows Northland is leading the country in commercial guest n…
Two Northlanders linked together by hepatitis C virus have reason to celebrate. Dr Kaye Logan, a No…
An important Whangarei Harbour navigation is likely to be out of action for several weeks after addi…
Do you have a neighbour who is just awesome, is the glue of your community, or makes a significant difference in the lives of you, your family and your neighbours. Nominate them for the neighbourhood champion and they get the chance of winning this framed photo from internationally renowned … View moreDo you have a neighbour who is just awesome, is the glue of your community, or makes a significant difference in the lives of you, your family and your neighbours. Nominate them for the neighbourhood champion and they get the chance of winning this framed photo from internationally renowned photographer Doug Pearson.
Email your nomination to kiaora@neighboursday.org.nz
2007 Surtees 15.5 Workmate on Surtees trailer, 90 HP Yamaha, extras include ski pole, fold-down windscreen, gps/depth/fishfinder. Very low use. Phone 09 4363623
Don't miss the Arts Trail this year which has more artists than ever before. A great all weather event! Trail Guides $5 available now from the two iSite Visitor Centres in Whangarei and Tuatara Design Store, 29 Bank Street, Whangarei.
ALSO AVAILABLE DURING THE EVENT FROM COMMUNITY VENUES -
… View moreDon't miss the Arts Trail this year which has more artists than ever before. A great all weather event! Trail Guides $5 available now from the two iSite Visitor Centres in Whangarei and Tuatara Design Store, 29 Bank Street, Whangarei.
ALSO AVAILABLE DURING THE EVENT FROM COMMUNITY VENUES -
TAMATERAU HALL - PARUA BAY COMMUNITY HALL - MCLEOD BAY HALL - WHANGAREI HEADS SCHOOL
Roads are open but please drive safely
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The NZ Transport Agency says State Highway 10 at Kaeo is now open after it was closed due to flooding earlier in the day.
One lane is now open through the Mangamuka Gorge State Highway 1 south of Kaitaia.
In case you haven't seen this via other social media.
Especially be aware of the high spring tide at 9.3Oam today!
We’re keeping a close eye on the weather, at the moment it looks like the worst of it will stay off-shore down the east coast.
Please take care if you are out on the … View moreIn case you haven't seen this via other social media.
Especially be aware of the high spring tide at 9.3Oam today!
We’re keeping a close eye on the weather, at the moment it looks like the worst of it will stay off-shore down the east coast.
Please take care if you are out on the roads as there could be flooding, particularly in low lying coastal areas.
We have a high spring tide at 9.30am today and there may be some storm surge, please be vigilant in low lying areas.
If you are out and about remember to drive to the conditions and be extra alert for:
· Fallen trees
· Slips
· Drop outs
· Water over roads
· Roads slippery with gravel and clay
· Wandering stock
Remember to stay out of flood water – it is impossible to know for sure the state of the road underneath and how fast the water is moving.
This storm may also bring high winds, so it would be a good idea to secure anything that you think is likely to blow around – veranda furniture, umbrellas, that sort of thing.
If you find yourself in peril dial 111.
To report storm damage of the type outlined above ring Whangarei District Council on 09 430 4200.
Watch for more information on the Whangarei District Council facebook page.
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