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The GABS Beer, Cider and Food Festival is being held at ASB Showgrounds, Epsom, on Saturday, June 29. The festival showcases some of New Zealand and Australia's most exciting craft breweries, including a range of special GAB-only brews. We are giving you the chance to win one of 10 double … View moreThe GABS Beer, Cider and Food Festival is being held at ASB Showgrounds, Epsom, on Saturday, June 29. The festival showcases some of New Zealand and Australia's most exciting craft breweries, including a range of special GAB-only brews. We are giving you the chance to win one of 10 double passes. Like our post and we will select a winner.
Kia ora neighbours. Teachers say they have been seeking help from foodbanks and hardship grants after the May 29 mega-strike cost them a day's pay. What do think of this? Are you a struggling teacher, or do you know a teacher doing it tough?
Add NFP if you don't want your comments to … View moreKia ora neighbours. Teachers say they have been seeking help from foodbanks and hardship grants after the May 29 mega-strike cost them a day's pay. What do think of this? Are you a struggling teacher, or do you know a teacher doing it tough?
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From 22 June - 14 July, Tamaki Makaurau is alive with Matariki Festival celebrations and events - find out what's happening near you.
Introducing Destiny Laundromat opening on the 22nd June 2019.
Free Wash with every 60mins of Drying.
Pop in and see us at: Shop 8, 459 Rosscommon Road, Clendon Shopping Centre (next to work & income, or beside The Warehouse).
Acacia Cove had a wonderful Race Night on Friday, 31st May.
The Jockeys and Jocketts were in top shape and as a result, their racing performance was remarkable. If I may add… Even their appearance has improved dramatically, some even looked about 60 years younger!
On 27th May, the bowlers … View moreAcacia Cove had a wonderful Race Night on Friday, 31st May.
The Jockeys and Jocketts were in top shape and as a result, their racing performance was remarkable. If I may add… Even their appearance has improved dramatically, some even looked about 60 years younger!
On 27th May, the bowlers from Possum Borne Village came to visit Acacia Cove. We kicked off the day with a nutritious morning tea, they had a delicious lunch and said their goodbyes over a cuppa during afternoon tea.
The weather was amazing, and the games were a pleasure to watch as the bowlers were all in top shape. Well done bowlers!
One of the best things about winter is having mates around to catch up over some hearty snacks and the entertainment of a big game.
Hearty gameday choices include blue cheese dip, fried camembert with paprika and parsley, halloumi chips with dukkah, chicken, spring onion and vintage cheddar … View moreOne of the best things about winter is having mates around to catch up over some hearty snacks and the entertainment of a big game.
Hearty gameday choices include blue cheese dip, fried camembert with paprika and parsley, halloumi chips with dukkah, chicken, spring onion and vintage cheddar pizza and impossible to fail Harvati quiche.
So stop off at the chiller section of the supermarket to stock up on quality Mainland cheeses to help craft and create some delicious snacks. Then no matter how your team plays, your friends will go home happy.
GIVE 2 HOURS TOMORROW TO EXPLORE YOURSELF
Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.
Be part of it and take home yoga, meditation techniques...and a reusable drink bottle.
9-11 AM, SUNDAY 16TH JUNE 2019
Ormiston Senior College, 275 Ormiston Road, Flat Bush
Free family event … View moreGIVE 2 HOURS TOMORROW TO EXPLORE YOURSELF
Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.
Be part of it and take home yoga, meditation techniques...and a reusable drink bottle.
9-11 AM, SUNDAY 16TH JUNE 2019
Ormiston Senior College, 275 Ormiston Road, Flat Bush
Free family event caters to beginners, experts & in-between!
Daffodil Day is the largest national fundraising day for cancer research, patient and family support and education in New Zealand.
This year Daffodil Day is on Friday 30 August, and we're looking for some amazing people to volunteer as Street Collectors. If you can spare some time on Friday… View moreDaffodil Day is the largest national fundraising day for cancer research, patient and family support and education in New Zealand.
This year Daffodil Day is on Friday 30 August, and we're looking for some amazing people to volunteer as Street Collectors. If you can spare some time on Friday 30 August or Saturday 31 August 2019, please sign up to volunteer. It'll only take 2-3 hours, and you can choose a time and place that suits you. If you have any questions about volunteering for Daffodil Day, please call 09 930 7172 or email eventvolunteering@akcansoc.org.nz
Teachers - are you eager to develop digital skills and fluency? Curious about the new Digital Technologies learning areas | Hangarau Matihiko tupuranga of the curriculum? Hungry to experience a Mind Lab activity? Don’t just watch from the sidelines – join us at a free workshop!
Our Digital … View moreTeachers - are you eager to develop digital skills and fluency? Curious about the new Digital Technologies learning areas | Hangarau Matihiko tupuranga of the curriculum? Hungry to experience a Mind Lab activity? Don’t just watch from the sidelines – join us at a free workshop!
Our Digital Technologies Workshop offers engaging, supportive and insightful introductions into The Mind Lab and the new Digital Technologies curriculum content.
You’ll meet a community of like-minded educators, speak with our friendly facilitators, learn about our Postgraduate Certificate in Digital and Collaborative Learning, and leave inspired to explore new ideas and ways of teaching.
Please bring a smartphone, tablet or laptop.
When?
13th June 2019, 4.30pm - 6.30pm
Where?
Wakaaranga School, 18 Butley Dr, Farm Cove, Auckland 2012
Auckland GPs will now vaccinate 12-month-old babies for measles, mumps, rubella in an attempt to protect the "most vulnerable" from the outbreak gripping the region.
There have been 104 measles cases in Auckland so far this year.
From this week, Auckland Regional Public Health Service … View moreAuckland GPs will now vaccinate 12-month-old babies for measles, mumps, rubella in an attempt to protect the "most vulnerable" from the outbreak gripping the region.
There have been 104 measles cases in Auckland so far this year.
From this week, Auckland Regional Public Health Service and Ministry of Health are recommending all 12-month-old children in the region receive their first MMR early to protect them from the highly infectious viral illness.
To read more, click here
🏉 As the official charity for New Zealand Rugby, we're proud to partner with our sporting heroes to help provide a better future for our tamariki.
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The former managing director for Facebook Australia & New Zealand has some very strong opinions about how social media and modern communication technology is changing the way people form their opinions.
The question is are you up to speed with how your customers form opinions about your brand?… View moreThe former managing director for Facebook Australia & New Zealand has some very strong opinions about how social media and modern communication technology is changing the way people form their opinions.
The question is are you up to speed with how your customers form opinions about your brand?
Stephen Scheeler, the former managing director of Facebook Australia and New Zealand, points out that “we have entered an era where technology in good and not so good ways is impacting how humans do lots of different things and one is how they form opinions."
Stephen has concerns about how rapidly technology has transformed the way people build and change their opinions. He feels strongly that the accelerated changes are so great that even an insider with his experience cannot fully understand what is happening.
And although he is specifically referring to the way social media may have influenced the recent Australian elections, these concerns hold true for understanding your consumers and how they form opinions about your brand. What does this mean for your organisation?
The first thing to realise is that you can’t leave your head in the sand. The advertising world is rapidly changing and you need to get onboard with that. If you think that your advertising approach from even 5 years ago is up to date then you need to revisit the way you market your brand.
Targeted advertising is taking a larger share of audience than ever before so you need to know who your audience is in much greater segmentation detail than ever before. You can no longer assume the average grocery buyer is a mum with two children for example.
You also need to know how your consumer interacts and communicates with their community. As Ariadne Vromen, professor of political sociology at the University of Sydney, points out, social media “can be used to shore up your base, delivering messages to them as you know other forms of traditional advertising aren’t working”.
Ariadne adds that it isn’t only the young but older people who are using Facebook to verify opinions and establish trust in products and organisations. Social media is a powerful tool that has transformed the way your customers modify their opinions and you need to ensure you’re using it appropriately for your customer base.
Finally, you, as a business owner, need to invest more in your data collection and analysis tools. Build an expert marketing team and create an holistic approach to your advertising that talks to your consumers where and when they’re listening.
Did you know about 1 in 6 of our kaumātua will experience abuse at some point with over 75% of abuses occurring at the hands of family or relatives? Let's put our whānau first and end elder abuse once and for all by looking out for our older generations and challenging ageist attitudes.
If … View moreDid you know about 1 in 6 of our kaumātua will experience abuse at some point with over 75% of abuses occurring at the hands of family or relatives? Let's put our whānau first and end elder abuse once and for all by looking out for our older generations and challenging ageist attitudes.
If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse know that it's okay to speak out...
Call 0800 EA NOT OK (08000 32 668 65) for free and confidential help or visit the Age Concern New Zealand website for more advice and resources:
Hey neighbours,
Bad news for those travelling in and out of Auckland Airport today - serious fog and cloud has disrupted more than 50 flights.
It's the second day in a row of fog disruption, with dozens of flights cancelled and delayed on Thursday.
To read more about which flights are … View moreHey neighbours,
Bad news for those travelling in and out of Auckland Airport today - serious fog and cloud has disrupted more than 50 flights.
It's the second day in a row of fog disruption, with dozens of flights cancelled and delayed on Thursday.
To read more about which flights are affected, click here.
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