The man said the situation had affected their physical and mental wellbeing. They'd now resorted to wearing noise-cancelling headphones in the house, rarely went outside and had twice slept in their car to avoid the constant blaring music. One neighbour said he and his partner had made nearly 90 complaints in the past seven months, some of which appear not to have been logged. Screaming and fighting was also a problem, and some residents claim they have been intimidated by the tenant and a patched gang member who frequently visits the state house. In a rare move, she was served with an abatement notice last week, but officials admit they are currently powerless to seize her stereo due to Auckland's Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.įed up residents told the Herald the woman blasts bass-heavy music every day for hours at a time - sometimes late into the night. The constant noise reports have seen the woman handed seven excessive noise directions (END), requiring her to limit noise for 72 hours. Neighbours - some of whom have slept in their car to escape the racket - are pleading with authorities to act before the situation boils over. The offending property in Avondale's Eastdale Rd has amassed a staggering 72 noise complaints to Auckland Council since the female tenant moved in in March. An Auckland couple say incessant noise from their Kāinga Ora neighbour is destroying their lives, leaving them at breaking point with chronic insomnia and stress.
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