Anyone needing welfare support should contact the Covid-19 website, says Waikato District Council. If you’re not sure what help may be available or don’t know who to contact for help, call the free government helpline on 0800 779 997 (8 am – 1am, seven days a week). The Waikato Council Emergency Operations Centre is up
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Let’s start this lockdown with a beautiful Waikato sunrise. There are so many chores to catch up on – we have stacks of firewood to chop, a garden to weed and trees to trim. There are also plans involving sewing machines, ukeleles, baking and books to read – possibly at the same time.
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THE doors are open at the Gordonton Superette and when N8N popped down this morning they said they’re looking forward to serving customers, but one at a time. “Customers need to come into the shop one at a time, observing the protocols during the lockdown. Just wait outside and come in when the previous
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Rubbish collections and other essential services will continue, says Waikato District Council. From midnight Wednesday 25 March, Alert Level 4 is in place which instructs people to stay at home, educational facilities to close and non-essential businesses to close. A list of the essential businesses that will remain open can be found here. “I want
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By computer columnist Matt Bentley Somewhat surprisingly, heating your room with a computer is as efficient, energy-wise, as heating it with a regular heater – that is to say, watt-for-watt, the computer delivers equivalent performance in terms of generating heat. And while it’s heating your room it can be used by researchers to fight disease
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THE impacts of the highly infectious novel coronavirus Covid-19 are spreading throughout our local community and New Zealand. N8N shares some insight from sister community website Tamahere Forum. We will all know people whose health is at risk or whose jobs and incomes, businesses, life or travel plans have been affected. We will all need
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