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The key focus of this partnership is the development and implementation of local solutions to achieve improved air quality in Ashburton. Ashburton District Council is working with local service provider, Energy Smart, to help spread the clean air message.

Welcome to Auckland City District Facebook page, another way for police and the public to communicate with eachother. Feel free to make comments, share links and contribute to discussions. To report an incident please call 09 302 6400 or, if it's an emergency, call 111 and ask for police. Anyone can provide anonymous information to CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111 or, www.crimestoppers-nz.org Auckland Central station is on the corner of Cook St and Vincent St and is open 24/7. Come to the Cook St entrance. Good or poor service? Feedback to tony.geldenhuys@police.govt.nz

Auckland Council's official Facebook page providing news and events updates for everyone in the Auckland region.

Our sites include: Auckland City Hospital, Greenlane Clinical Centre & Starship Children's Health. We serve a population of almost half a million people across central Auckland, as well as providing some services for the Northern region (such as adult cancer treatment) and services for the whole of New Zealand (including organ transplants). Our services are not just limited to the hospital setting, but include the provision or funding of many services within our community that support the overall health of our population – these include community mental health services, community lab tests and dental health. Auckland District Health Board (also referred to as Auckland DHB) provides services at two main hospital sites – Auckland City Hospital, with its far reaching views across the Waitemata Harbour, and Greenlane Clinical Centre nestled in the shadow of One Tree Hill in Cornwall Park. Our sites have approximately one million patient contacts each year. Auckland District Health Board is home to New Zealand’s largest clinical research facility and it is the largest trainer of doctors in the country. Interested in joining our team of 10,000+ and helping us improve the health of Aucklanders? Check out our current vacancies at: http://careers.adhb.govt.nz/.

Our Facebook page illustrates the variety and innovation of Auckland's public art projects by showcasing the artworks and all the people who work with us, including artists, curators, specialist contractors, diverse communities, and project partners such as Auckland Transport.

Auckland Council's Arts and Culture North department supports community arts and culture facilities and activities across north Auckland's five Local Board areas: - Devonport Takapuna - Kaipatiki - Upper Harbour - Hibiscus and Bays - Rodney

Clutha District Council is the local authority for the Clutha District. Our main administration office is located a1 1 Rosebank Terrace, Balclutha, while Service Centres are located in Balclutha, Lawrence, Miilton and Tapanui.

It's a Facebook page for the Teens of East Coast Bays and surrounding areas that like to read and other stuff.

We will endeavour to answer queries within business hours. All queries outside of business hours will be answered as soon as possible. Ask us questions we can answer. Some queries are beyond the scope of what we can discuss on Facebook. :) TERMS OF USE: An open dialogue between ourselves and members of the general public is always beneficial. However, when commenting on this page, we ask that you follow the below guidelines. Do not: • Post anything that could be considered prejudicial, racist, off-topic, inflammatory, repetitive, vexatious, offensive or otherwise inappropriate. • Swear. We want everyone to be comfortable visiting here to get the important information we try to provide. • Harass or make personal attacks against other users. Please be respectful of others and their opinions. • Repost anything that could be considered spam. • Link to other Facebook pages, any non-government or off-topic page. • Report any offensive material on Facebook to this page, or post a link to it. Complaints about offensive material should be made directly to Facebook. Any comment deemed to fit under these definitions will be subject to deletion. Users found to be repeatedly engaging in the above activities will be banned from this page. Posts are to be used only for non-commercial purposes. FAQ: *Why was my comment removed? * We try to keep the comments we receive from users as focused and civil as possible. As such, we sometimes remove comments for a variety of reasons. Sometimes the language or tone of the comment is offensive. Other times the comment is simply off topic, and not relevant to the discussion at hand. We would like to help: Make a query or Report a problem http://www.ccc.govt.nz/homeliving/makeaqueryorreportaproblem/index.aspx Our Customer complaints process can be found here - http://www.ccc.govt.nz/homeliving/makeaqueryorreportaproblem/customercomplaints.aspx

February 2011’s earthquake caused extensive damage to Christchurch’s Central City. Much of the city as people knew it has changed forever. Under the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Act 2011, the Christchurch City Council was given the responsibility of developing a Central City Plan which will guide the redevelopment of the central city. The draft Central City Plan has been developed and written from the 106,000 ideas shared by our community during the six-week Share an Idea campaign. The draft was adopted by Council on Thursday 11 August and put forward for public consultation from Tuesday 16 August for four weeks. The final Plan will be presented to the Minister for Earthquake Recovery in December 2011 for consideration and approval.

The Thames-Coromandel District Council is the territorial authority for the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand

This page was set up to provide a quick welfare spot for families of the Dunedin Fire Brigade during major emergencies and special events.