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With housing a major problem for the region, Habitat for Humanity Northland has looked outside the s…
The weekly shop at the local grocery store brought home more than expected last week for the Atkinso…
Plans for managing freshwater in the catchments of Poutō and the Whangārei Harbour have been adopted…
You read that right! Why not try something new this spring and grow your own collection of these special seeded stamps from New Zealand Post (philately sure is different in the 21st century). These gummed stamps are affixed with seeds (also available without seeds) and come with growing … View moreYou read that right! Why not try something new this spring and grow your own collection of these special seeded stamps from New Zealand Post (philately sure is different in the 21st century). These gummed stamps are affixed with seeds (also available without seeds) and come with growing instructions. Available singly or in sets as well as miniature sheets and first day covers. NZ Post has more information on its website.
Whangarei is set to show-off the America’s Cup Auld Mug at the Whangarei Cruising Club on Saturday 7 October.
The Whangarei Cruising Club will be open from 5-7pm on Saturday 7 October for anyone to come along and have a look, take a photo and find out more about club membership.
(Photograph … View moreWhangarei is set to show-off the America’s Cup Auld Mug at the Whangarei Cruising Club on Saturday 7 October.
The Whangarei Cruising Club will be open from 5-7pm on Saturday 7 October for anyone to come along and have a look, take a photo and find out more about club membership.
(Photograph credited to Emirates Team NZ)
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If you are planning to hold an event in Summer 2018 our Endless Summer Festival organisers are keen festival organisers are now collecting event registrations for the Endless Summer Festival 2018.
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Northlanders are being asked to be courteous and follow the rules if they start thinking about burning unwanted vegetation and other waste material over spring.
Do you have any alternative ideas of where people can get rid of this form of waste? What are your methods? Where do you take your … View moreNorthlanders are being asked to be courteous and follow the rules if they start thinking about burning unwanted vegetation and other waste material over spring.
Do you have any alternative ideas of where people can get rid of this form of waste? What are your methods? Where do you take your unwanted vegetation?
A local couple say the number of heavy vehicles travelling inside the city zone is dangerous and compromising the health and safety of residents. Can you relate?
Their home is close to the uncontrolled intersection on Porowini Ave - where there has been three serious accidents inside a five … View moreA local couple say the number of heavy vehicles travelling inside the city zone is dangerous and compromising the health and safety of residents. Can you relate?
Their home is close to the uncontrolled intersection on Porowini Ave - where there has been three serious accidents inside a five week period including a man on a mobility scooter who was hospitalised for a number of weeks. Have you noticed the same thing in your suburb? Do heavy vehicles use your street to travel on? What do you think should be done about the issue?
Two new recruits at Northland Region Corrections Facility - Paul Mohi and Bevan Rodger - have been a…
Dargaville's annual race meeting has been cancelled due to adverse track conditions. Dargaville Rac…
Northlanders are being asked to be courteous and follow the rules if they start thinking about burni…
When a young local girl began working at Countdown Kensington as a part-timer after school in the la…
If you enjoy trash talk, you have an opportunity to indulge in lots of it with like-minded people at 116a Bank Street on Sunday 8 October.
Council is supporting presentations by no-waste nomads - Liam Prince and Hannah Blumhardt, who are bringing their roadshow - The Rubbish Trip - to Whangarei.
… View moreIf you enjoy trash talk, you have an opportunity to indulge in lots of it with like-minded people at 116a Bank Street on Sunday 8 October.
Council is supporting presentations by no-waste nomads - Liam Prince and Hannah Blumhardt, who are bringing their roadshow - The Rubbish Trip - to Whangarei.
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The future of the Far North’s only Council-funded heated public swimming pool is more secure thanks to an agreement between the Far North District Council, Sport Northland, Bay of Islands College and the Ministry of Education. For news about other Far North District Council projects and services… View moreThe future of the Far North’s only Council-funded heated public swimming pool is more secure thanks to an agreement between the Far North District Council, Sport Northland, Bay of Islands College and the Ministry of Education. For news about other Far North District Council projects and services that make the District a great place to live and visit, go to our website and read our latest Creating Great Places newsletter.
Te Papawai Community Pool is a 25-metre, six-lane pool located at the Bay of Islands Recreation Centre at Bay of Islands College, Kawakawa. The pool is open to the general public seven days a week (Monday to Friday 6am-7:30pm and Saturday/Sunday 8am-2pm). Please phone the pool on (09) 404 0127 before visiting, because it is sometimes used by swimming clubs.
Manuka and bush mix honey produced in the lovely Northland. It comes in 500g($12.50), 1kg ($25.00)and bring your own bucket. It can be picked up from Morningside, Whangarei or Maungatapere. It is processed through a certified processing plant. Our honey does not have any additives, it is not heat … View moreManuka and bush mix honey produced in the lovely Northland. It comes in 500g($12.50), 1kg ($25.00)and bring your own bucket. It can be picked up from Morningside, Whangarei or Maungatapere. It is processed through a certified processing plant. Our honey does not have any additives, it is not heat treated so can crystallise in cold environments and our bees are not feed on sugar.
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