Making Guy Fawkes safer
Making Guy Fawkes safer
To keep beaches and parks safe for everyone this Guy Fawkes, Auckland City Council and New Zealand Police will once again be implementing a fireworks ban on public spaces.
The ban is applicable between Wednesday, 3 November and Saturday, 6 November and includes the following locations:
o Achilles Point
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o Kohimarama beach
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o Ladies Bay
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o Michael Joseph Savage Memorial
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o Orakei Domain
o
o Selwyn Domain
o
o St Heliers Bay beach
o
o Vellenoweth
Green
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o Watene Reserve
o
o Okahu Bay and
Okahu Landing
o
o Whenua Rangatira
o
o Glover Park
o
o Madills Farm
o
o Tahuna Torea
o
o Mechanics Bay
o
o Tamaki Drive (from Mechanics Bay to Achilles
Point).
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In addition, gates to some of the city’s
parks on volcanic cones will be closed to vehicle traffic at
the earlier time of 6pm between November 5 to 7. Parks
affected are:
o Maungawhau-Mt Eden
o
o Owairaka-Mt
Albert
o
o Maungarei-Mt Wellington
o
o Maungakiekie-One Tree Hill
o
o Puketapapa-Mt Roskill
o
o Michael Joseph
Savage
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The ban will not prevent people letting
fireworks off on private property.
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