by Aucklist | 27 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Police say they have had a “significant impact” on Head Hunters members’ plans with the disruption of an event in west Auckland, Newshub reports. “They were met by mobile patrols after attempting to evade our checkpoints in surrounding...
by Aucklist | 27 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
An Auckland family of four have resorted to eating outdoors on mats to avoid getting sick from mould in their Kāinga Ora home, Stuff reports. After noticing her children becoming sick, Safiya Abdi made several complaints to Kāinga Ora. “I was told to be patient...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
A fight at a comedy night fundraiser for a wealthy Auckland primary school has been condemned, Stuff reports, with the principal saying both the school and its surrounding community should be safe from violence. “It would be a shame, as a society, if we cannot allow...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
A jewellery store in in Pukekohe has been ram-raided for the third time in 10 months, RNZ reports. The incident comes two days after a jewellers in St Lukes mall was robbed. Stonz Jewellers owner Trevor Jordan said his insurance costs had increased by 50% over the...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
The organisers of the Auckland Armageddon Expo fear that the closure of the Auckland showgrounds could mean the closure of their event, forever, NZ Herald reports. Armageddon Expo founder and director Bill Geradts says his team are waiting for a resolution so they can...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
A Kiwi truck driver is sharing heartstopping video of near-misses that he says he and his colleagues see daily, NZ Herald reports. Peter Hughes, who operates the New Zealand’s Worst Drivers Facebook page, has over 17 years on our roads. Hughes cast doubt on New...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
East Health Trust and the Howick Village Association have teamed up to organise a free health expo next Friday, Times reveals. The Interactive Health Expo will offer a range of information and activities, including mental health awareness, blood pressure/heart checks,...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Reuben Jansen, 19 years old, lives in Cockle Bay, Auckland. He is autistic, non-verbal and suffers from hypotonia (decreased muscle tone leading to stability issues and trouble walking), Times reports. Going out to public places or even taking a walk to the park was...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Two school students have received a talking to from police, Stuff reports, after they were caught in possession of a fake gun in east Auckland. Police located two youths dressed in costumes and carrying an imitation firearm in Cockle Bay. The youths were dressed in...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Like all big cities, there is a sense of energy and excitement to Auckland, says the Council. But it is natural and healthy to seek out an emotional and physical escape from the hustle and bustle. Fortunately, reconnecting with nature and recharging your wairua...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
A dog that bit someone trying to pat him has been destroyed, Stuff reports, after the Auckland Council appealed a decision to let him live. The sentencing judge said: “The complainant entered an enclosed area which was Zeus’ private space… I consider the...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
The closure of the Laura Fergusson Trust’s Auckland rehabilitation and respite facility was a blow to many people in the disabled community, says Newsroom. And disabled people continue to be frustrated by a system that doesn’t truly meet their needs....
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Kiwis shoppers are being warned to watch out for “dodgy” specials, Newshub reports, as Consumer NZ calls on supermarkets to stop misleading pricing and promotions. They want Kiwis to send them examples of unclear or misleading pricing and promotions, so it...
by Aucklist | 23 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Thousands of overseas-born parents and grandparents are waiting for news on if and when they can apply for residence, Newshub reports. Almost 9000 families are waiting for the government to restart parent category applications. Elena Zueva, 67, was visiting her...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
In Auckland, there are 22 candidates running for mayor, most of whom get no voice in the media, writes Grant Duncan on Newshub. Elections alone don’t automatically make for democratic governance at street level, and this is particularly true of Auckland. Since the...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
The rising costs of living are causing households’ budgets to be stretched, Newshub says, but ASB economists are warning Kiwis will need to find an extra $110 per week to keep up with soaring costs over the next 12 months. This comes as annual inflation rose to...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
New Zealand’s largest wildlife hospital and rehabilitation centre is appealing for public support as they prepare for an influx of baby birds, NZ Herald reports. BirdCare Aotearoa is a registered charity dedicated to caring for sick, injured and orphaned wild birds...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
“We lived in our house [in Albany] for 18 years,” says former Aucklander Suzie Jones. “I knew the neighbours on all boundaries… But I have met more people in Roxburgh in two years than I did in Auckland for 20 years.” The town of about 600...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Customers are advised to check the public register of licenced electrical workers before hiring someone for electrical work, Stuff reports, following the sentencing of an Auckland man who claimed he was a registered electrician. Naveen Kumaran was ordered to pay more...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
A report into the failed Ports of Auckland automation project has found that management, governance, and other key factors were poor, RNZ reports. The report found inadequate input from senior management and said the project team did not encourage engagement or input...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
An Auckland business owner is calling for funding for proactive community patrols in the aftermath of a smash and grab at a busy shopping centre, RNZ reports. “I feel that this is a sign that the justice system has lost control, youth crime is escalating,...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
More than 100,000 Aucklanders have been caught on camera driving distractedly in just three months, RNZ reports. The latest update of a trial of two new safety cameras at three locations says they have snapped 96,000 phone offences in three months. Another 8000 people...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Done thoughtfully, temporary traffic management (TTM) such as cones, signs, and planning can improve safety, says Greater Auckland. All that’s required to improve safety for people on foot and bike is to make sure they have space, protection, priority – and that the...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Reducing road speeds is logical, says Newsroom, because most of our roads are designed to prioritise the mobility of vehicles over access and safety, allowing cars to move along the street far too fast. Speed limits are historically set using the 85% rule, which...
by Aucklist | 22 Sep 2022 | Auckland news
Takutai Charitable Trust is inviting the community to attend the Youth Volunteering Expo at Beachlands Memorial Hall on Saturday, Times reports. The hall will be alive from 12pm-4pm with exciting activities for families to partake in – from a sausage sizzle outside to...
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