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Neighbourhood Support
Neighbourhood Support – Getting ready for an emergency
Hibiscus Coast residents are no strangers to the unpredictable nature of our local weather, with extreme events over the past few years showing how quickly...
Neighbourhood Support – Protect Your Most Valuable Asset
As we navigate another year of unpredictable weather on the Hibiscus Coast, staying “Safe, Resilient, and Connected” means being prepared for the unexpected. You may...
Neighbourhood Support – How to stop being “followed” online
We’ve all experienced it: you search for a specific product and suddenly ads for that exact item follow you across every website you visit. While...
Neighbourhood Support – Resilience groups working together
The severe landslip in Waiwera on April 24 served as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities facing coastal communities. When a massive aging pine tree...
Neighbourhood Support – Police share home security essentials
We recently held a “Let’s Connect” session at the Ōrewa Library with Police Constable Sam Webb, focusing on a critical reality for our community: house...
Neighbourhood Support – Tackling the rise of “nangs”
You may have noticed small, silver metal canisters discarded in local parks, beach carparks and on the streets. Known as “nangs,” “nos,” or laughing gas,...
Neighbourhood Support – The early morning call nobody wants
Local businesses often talk about site safety and warehouse security, but last week we had a wake-up call regarding something much smaller: our licence plates....
Neighbourhood Support – When to use 111 or 105
In an emergency, every second counts. Getting the right help quickly depends on using the correct contact method, a choice that affects not just your...
Neighbourhood Support – Safety through shared surveillance
Community Cam, a voluntary not-for-profit platform, is creating a powerful network of neighbourhood CCTV systems that’s proving invaluable for police. Recognising the importance of this...
