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Join us in 'going gold' for Paralympics New Zealand's annual Spirit of Gold® Mufti Day!
This year the event celebrates 6 months until our Paralympians compete in the PeyongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games. Donations will greatly contribute to getting our team to South Korea.
… View moreJoin us in 'going gold' for Paralympics New Zealand's annual Spirit of Gold® Mufti Day!
This year the event celebrates 6 months until our Paralympians compete in the PeyongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games. Donations will greatly contribute to getting our team to South Korea.
As a big thank you for your support, we will be awarding a Paralympian visit to two lucky organisations; one who raises the most funds, and one for the best photograph posted on social media with our #SpiritOfGold hashtag!
Head over towww.paralympics.org.nz... to get your Mufti Day Toolkit and for other ways that your organisation can get involved in supporting us this September!
Demolition crews are tearing down a set of illegal buildings constructed on a south Auckland section by a notorious landlord.
The public's paying to demolish this notorious development, that discharged raw sewage into the ground.
East Tamaki are the toast of the East Auckland sports scene this week having lifted a season-capping…
It was fitting that Maggie Barry should tour East Auckland's treasured public Uxbridge Arts and Cult…
As a health professional with a busy East Auckland practice, Barry Kirker says that placing registered health care professionals in high schools "will help improve physical health and reduce rates of suicide and depression".
Paul | Pukekohe
"My wife is from the Philippines, I’ve got one brother who’s married to a Japanese girl, another brother who’s married to a lady who was born in Samoa. So very much a multi-cultural family now. Auckland’s become multi-cultural and I think if we take that onboard and … View morePaul | Pukekohe
"My wife is from the Philippines, I’ve got one brother who’s married to a Japanese girl, another brother who’s married to a lady who was born in Samoa. So very much a multi-cultural family now. Auckland’s become multi-cultural and I think if we take that onboard and learn from each other’s culture, pick out the best parts and make that our own culture."
Hear more of Paul's story on our Facebook page.
Hey neighbours - you might have heard about Electric Kiwi and our Free Hour of Power. Or that recently Canstar Blue awarded us the 2017 Most Satisfied Customers Award (Electricity Providers). But did you know we have some cool new friends?
Over at Electric Kiwi we're all about connections … View moreHey neighbours - you might have heard about Electric Kiwi and our Free Hour of Power. Or that recently Canstar Blue awarded us the 2017 Most Satisfied Customers Award (Electricity Providers). But did you know we have some cool new friends?
Over at Electric Kiwi we're all about connections and building strong relationships with our customers, which is why we're proud to announce that we've joined up with the team at Neighbourly. Together, we're celebrating innovation and emPOWERing Kiwi communities (see what we did there?!)
We look forward to sharing more about our partnership with you soon. In the meantime, find out what makes us special.
I want to let my neighbours that last night someone broke into my car in our drive way at Moycullien Lane. We do not what time this happened. We found out in the morning that the car was open and some staff were missing. Please be aware.
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Howick resident Song Lam says the publication of a Chinese poetry anthology is the result of a "snow…
Volunteers are urgently needed to visit older people for up to an hour, once a week. If you can make a good cuppa and enjoy having a chat with someone, then we need you. This is one of the simplest and most rewarding ways to make a difference in your community. What's in it for me you ask?… View moreVolunteers are urgently needed to visit older people for up to an hour, once a week. If you can make a good cuppa and enjoy having a chat with someone, then we need you. This is one of the simplest and most rewarding ways to make a difference in your community. What's in it for me you ask?
Well ........
• You’ll gain a sense of purpose and more confidence
• You’ll become part of an important community making a difference
• You’ll meet other volunteers
• You’ll learn new skills and receive training
• Most of all, you’ll connect with someone who needs you
Email Lisa now on lisaw@accm.org.nz
Areas where people are needed:
Papatoetoe - 9 visitors required
Clendon Park - 3 visitors required
Favona - 3 visitors required
Mangere - 3 visitors required
Manukau - 5 visitors required
Manurewa - 8 visitors required
Otahuhu - 2 visitors required
Pakuranga - 4 visitors required
The Gardens - 4 visitors required
Minister of Education Nikki Kaye enjoyed her visit to Pakuranga College last week, during which she experienced the school's dynamic culture and got to know its diverse curriculum.
This year's KBB Music Festival is kicking off on August 14 at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Parnell. Mu…
Get your motorcycle WOF & safety checks done by a qualified motorcycle technician $50
We’re celebrating our furry friends this Pet Week! You’ll find plenty of great savings on all of your cat or dog’s favourite treats in-store! Your cat or dog will be jumping for joy and on their purrfect behaviour when you come home with goodies!
Council-controlled organisation (CCO) Panuku Development Auckland, formerly Auckland Council Property Ltd, is in talks with councillors, including Howick's Sharon Stewart and Dick Quax, to potentially sell the Auckland Council-owned building on the corner of Moore Street and Fencible Drive in … View moreCouncil-controlled organisation (CCO) Panuku Development Auckland, formerly Auckland Council Property Ltd, is in talks with councillors, including Howick's Sharon Stewart and Dick Quax, to potentially sell the Auckland Council-owned building on the corner of Moore Street and Fencible Drive in Howick Village. However, the Howick Local Board and other community leaders are not keen to let go of the public buildings.
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