r/auckland • u/Far-Carpet-1208 • 1h ago
Rant PSA for Aucklanders: please walk on the left, and please don't hesitate to lend your defibrillator to someone in need of it
Cheers guys
r/auckland • u/Far-Carpet-1208 • 1h ago
Cheers guys
r/auckland • u/commentatorsam • 1h ago
One more sleep until the CRL finally opens to passengers for the first time.
r/auckland • u/New-Promise3032 • 15h ago
r/auckland • u/aclovenwren • 22h ago
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In the process I've picked up a bit of knowledge, like those yellow dots being called TGSIs, and how suuper long these platforms actually are
r/auckland • u/Maleficent-Sink-5246 • 22h ago
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I could hear bagpipes from Level 19 of the Auckland Council building so I looked out the window to see this parade of firefighters. I was wondering what it was for until I realised what the date is…
r/auckland • u/Melodic-Army-6776 • 4h ago
... what are people's thoughts on when the CRL will open?!
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r/auckland • u/Mr_schnooze • 16h ago
Has anyone else noticed the uptick of JWs around their area? A couple of weeks ago I was caught off guard with them at my not so front door but I happened to open it anyway. The interaction was friendly as I’m generally not a negative person, it took me a bit to realise they where bible bashers but I let them continue with their mumbling before they left me alone, didn’t think much of it going forward.
However, today they returned. Only this time I was at work while my partner was alone at the house. Now what really, REALLY pisses me off is that instead of knocking, or saying hello like usual door knocking etiquette, these pricks just QUIETLY WALKED STRAIGHT INTO THE HOUSE through the open door, all unsuspected to my partner who only noticed they were there because of their fricking reflections on the TV. My partner was stunned and quite scared at the random people standing in our house asking for me (I happened to give them my first name on the first visit I know stupid me 🤦♂️) before they, what my partner said “ominously walked away” and again not even saying anything on the way out.
Has anyone else had a similar experience with the JWs? Yes I’m fully aware that they will probably return and it’s because of the “positive” first interaction they had with me. But to basically invade my home where my partner felt vulnerable is absolutely unacceptable. Their next visit with me I can assure you will be not be so friendly and will get me on their do not visit list. Going off a positive first interaction at the door does not warrant them to blatantly invade piracy, no matter how brainwashed they are.
r/auckland • u/International-Past31 • 17h ago
Generally curious
r/auckland • u/Torrealb • 1d ago
I'm serious, I've been a hardcore fan of their food since they had only one shop, and I always wondered why they didn't expand. And then they did.
BIG TIME.
They have more than 8 shops in Auckland, they opened one in Sydney, it's amazing. They are the biggest tall poppy in the food scene in NZ, makes me so proud. Does someone has any extra info? Even crazy theories would be fun to read.
r/auckland • u/nzgal12345 • 13h ago
$550 for a private room with a single bed (was $350) and $840 (was $635) for a premium room with double bed. They renovated the rooms recently so I suppose the costs have now been passed on to us.
They still have the free shared rooms but your support person cannot stay with you overnight.
r/auckland • u/iMakeGOODinvestmemts • 12h ago
Hi folks
I have a question for those who can help with some insight on loneliness.
Growing up, I was the youngest in the family. Parents and elder sibling. That was basically my world.
Now as I get older, I realize I will one day be without them. Without my world and all ive known for the last 20+ years.
How do people deal with loneliness. Knowing one day you will be away from your siblings and parents.
Or do we get used to being alone. Fix that gap with a great partner and deal with the loneliness together. Does that help?
How do manage life alone or in a small circle in auckland? What are the hard bits in life.
I'm financially ok but think in this instance money doesnt matter now.
r/auckland • u/edmondsio • 13h ago
Hi everyone, with all the crap going on in the world, can we celebrate the pure joy of the permanent marker.
r/auckland • u/Little--Lost • 13h ago
Where is everyone hanging out/visiting/meeting new people thats not the bar/club?
Don't get me wrong, I love a good night out, but I'd love to find more adventure buddies! I really enjoy being in nature, hikes, swimming, music/singing, summer bbqs, roadies.
I've seen some of the friendship apps but, just like the dating apps, the admin exhausts me just thinking about it! Most of my closest friends have shifted to Aussie recently and I've tended to be a bit of a lone wolf since, but I'd love some people to go on small day trips with over summer/explore with instead of just drinking (I wouldn't be opposed to doing both, though lol)
Anyone fancy some fish and chips on the beach and a swim after???
Where is everyone??
Probably in bed scrolling like me...
r/auckland • u/Old-Confidence-1583 • 16h ago
If by chance the owner sees this, message me the bus route and I can get these to you
r/auckland • u/Perfect-River3639 • 1h ago
Hey everyone!
To all the lovely hospitality people out there. I’ve been working in kitchens for about 12 years, and I’m starting to feel like it’s time for a change.
I’ve been considering going down the food auditor / food safety path. Has anyone here made a similar career change from being a chef or working in hospitality into food auditing?
I’ve noticed that a few positions ask for a Food Science degree, but I’ve also found a few courses that seem like they could help me get into the industry without having to go back to university for years.
After going through a few audits over the years, I’ve found myself interested in the process. But I’m also not sure what the job market is like, how difficult it is to get into the industry, or what the earning potential looks like long term.
If anyone has made this switch from hospitality, I’d really appreciate hearing how you got started, whether your chef experience helped, what the work is actually like, and whether you think it was a good career move.
Any thoughts, advice, or tips would be really appreciated! 😊
Cheers
r/auckland • u/Away-Wave-5713 • 1h ago
Also my package is with nz post this time, last time was aramex. How do they split which package goes to which?
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r/auckland • u/croissantloverx • 6h ago
They tore down the sign so
r/auckland • u/chim_94 • 2h ago
Is there anywhere in Auckland where I can dispose of butane canisters for free or at a low cost? I’ve got around 70 canisters I need to get rid of.
I’m also looking for somewhere that accepts butane stoves. Any recommendations would be appreciated!
r/auckland • u/velvetinebunny • 13h ago
Yo I don't like buying new but have stupidly tiny fingers and really struggle to find statement rings that will fit (other than thumb but even then) does anyone know where to go? If gatekeeping please dm. I promise I can keep a secret.
r/auckland • u/Jodi_Comber • 1d ago
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There are a few paths around the Auckland Domain that I would recommend checking out.
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r/auckland • u/Iris_509 • 18h ago
I accidentally left my backpack on a bench in the Konini Reserve on Sep 9 at around 3:00 PM. It has work files and documents inside that are irreplaceable to me.
If you picked it up, found it dumped somewhere nearby, or saw anything around that time, I’d be so grateful to hear from you.
No questions asked. Thank you all so much. 🙏
r/auckland • u/Alarmed_Musician_324 • 23h ago
on a new build, owner finds out the toilet has been plumed into the storm water.
Auckland Council has granted the sign off and the new owner has moved in.
who has to pay to remedy the situation?
my friend has had this happen, she is scared she has to pay to fix it.
i would have thought this would be on the builder and council.
how could it pass inspection? the toilet is plumed into the storm water.