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New Zealand is committed to becoming plastic free. Be part of the solution: join us! Come, create your bags, keep them or gift them to your family and friends so that plastic bags never end up in nature again.
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Birkdale Community House … View moreNew Zealand is committed to becoming plastic free. Be part of the solution: join us! Come, create your bags, keep them or gift them to your family and friends so that plastic bags never end up in nature again.
ALL welcome!
Happy to experiment crochet bags etc...
Birkdale Community House Thursdays 09:30am-11:30am.
Best way to finish the week!
Drop off the kids at school, come to your Community House, find out what's happening and share a cup of tea or coffee with others, Newcomers and Kiwis.
A wonderful space to practice speaking English too.
Corner stand, white colour (only stand, items in photo not included) for sale. Ready to go as soon as possible.
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Jessica Whitten recently suffered flaky eyelids and bleached and patchy eyelashes after having eyelash extensions allegedly glued to her eyelids at Everlast Nails and Beauty in Westfield Albany. An expert in eyelash extensions said the adhesive used to attach the lashes should never make contact … View moreJessica Whitten recently suffered flaky eyelids and bleached and patchy eyelashes after having eyelash extensions allegedly glued to her eyelids at Everlast Nails and Beauty in Westfield Albany. An expert in eyelash extensions said the adhesive used to attach the lashes should never make contact with the skin. However, Everlast Nails and Beauty denied these claims suggesting Whitten had rubbed her eyes and pulled at her lashes.
Have you had a beauty procedure go wrong? Let us know what happened in the comments.
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This is the theme of this year's Youth Week, a nationwide festival of events to celebrate the talents, passion and success of local young people, on now until May 26th.
Organised every May by Ara Taiohi, the week inspires us to value, support, and affirm the diversity of young people in our … View moreThis is the theme of this year's Youth Week, a nationwide festival of events to celebrate the talents, passion and success of local young people, on now until May 26th.
Organised every May by Ara Taiohi, the week inspires us to value, support, and affirm the diversity of young people in our society. The goal of Youth Week is to make Aotearoa a country where young people are vibrant and optimistic and are supported and encouraged to take up challenges. 💙💪
#NSNZsupportingouryoungpeople
In this newsletter (link below):
● Top 10 Fastest Rising & 10 Falling NZ Suburbs
● 5 Reasons to Be Positive on 2019 Property Market + 5 Reasons to Be Negative on 2019 Property Market
● How to Diversify Your Money to Get Better Return on Investment
● Event: Q+A: Investing & … View moreIn this newsletter (link below):
● Top 10 Fastest Rising & 10 Falling NZ Suburbs
● 5 Reasons to Be Positive on 2019 Property Market + 5 Reasons to Be Negative on 2019 Property Market
● How to Diversify Your Money to Get Better Return on Investment
● Event: Q+A: Investing & Landlording in Auckland
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In 1908 New Zealand's first cremation was carried out in Wellington. Since then we have seen a steady increase in its acceptance. But only over the last 20 years has it become more popular than burial.
Statistics tell us that 9/10 people who die in the next 10 years will opt for cremation. … View moreIn 1908 New Zealand's first cremation was carried out in Wellington. Since then we have seen a steady increase in its acceptance. But only over the last 20 years has it become more popular than burial.
Statistics tell us that 9/10 people who die in the next 10 years will opt for cremation.
For many people their choice to be cremated or buried comes down to a financial decision. It's important that your loved ones know what your wishes are.
Both are great options, which would you prefer?
Our job is to provide you with expert guidance, and the information you need to make informed decisions.
It doesn't need to be expensive and there are many ways we can save you money, so you can have the farewell you want; Not just the farewell you can afford.
Raising funds for hospice is something we like to assist with year round. Ryan regularly volunteers in the kitchen and would never pass up the opportunity to assist them in their latest fundraising drive.
Hi Neighbours!
What do your cat, your car, your home and your health have in common?
They are all things you want to be sure are looked after if you’re unable to.
Set up an Enduring Power of Attorney www.superseniors.msd.govt.nz...
What makes Cartrack different to all our competitors is we manufacture, design and support our OWN products.
Cartrack has there own company employed technicians, what that means for you as a client is we will come to you for installation.
Cartrack International has approximately 975 000 active … View moreWhat makes Cartrack different to all our competitors is we manufacture, design and support our OWN products.
Cartrack has there own company employed technicians, what that means for you as a client is we will come to you for installation.
Cartrack International has approximately 975 000 active subscriber worldwide.
If this sounds like something you would be interested in please contact us.
Hi Everyone
I am a qualified, trained & dedicated Early Childhood Educator with years of experience caring for newborns to preteens (as a professional nanny, reliever, mother's help, babysitter and after school caregiver)
I have recently embarked on a new adventure becoming an In-Home … View moreHi Everyone
I am a qualified, trained & dedicated Early Childhood Educator with years of experience caring for newborns to preteens (as a professional nanny, reliever, mother's help, babysitter and after school caregiver)
I have recently embarked on a new adventure becoming an In-Home Educator supported, approved, certified & recommended by Porse.
I have spaces available for under 5 year old children needing childcare.
My hours of operation are from Monday to Friday 7am to 5:30pm.
Just give me a call on 02041766396 to arrange a meet & greet to chat about your childcare needs.
Warm Regards
Anthea
Yet another fine Saturday on which to enjoy our sport and also remember two much loved Club Members who both contributed their DNA in the culture of The Mighty Haven.
Ian Cowley, President 2004/08 bought the word “Fun” to our bowls lexicon in a big way, and would have thoroughly enjoyed … View moreYet another fine Saturday on which to enjoy our sport and also remember two much loved Club Members who both contributed their DNA in the culture of The Mighty Haven.
Ian Cowley, President 2004/08 bought the word “Fun” to our bowls lexicon in a big way, and would have thoroughly enjoyed Saturday’s proceedings in Team “Colours” complete with the banter that goes with such an event.
Stuart Holmes (1972-2011), or “Stu” as he was known by us all, was a talented sportsman who played hard, but played fair and was always the first to hand out bouquets (or brickbats) to friends or foe alike. He was also a great champion to new players to our sport. A very likeable burst of sunshine at all times, regardless of the situation and sadly taken far too early in life.
These two events are usually played separately, but as our programme has been telescoped by several events beyond our control, it was thought appropriate to play them concurrently, with the result that both Trophies were awarded on the day.
We witnessed some excellent play on our rapidly improving green and the results clearly reflected how close the overall scores were. The Runners-Up in the Ian Cowley Cup were The Pirates (Jimmy Dunn and Richard & Eileen Ponting) with the winners being The Mighty Guerillas (Richard Vernall and Dan & Rick Markovina). This raised the question, “How many more times are you going to finish Second, Mr President?”. Unfortunately and for reasons of good taste, your scribe cannot publish the President’s response.
The new holders of the Stu Holmes Memorial Trophy are the highest ranked team with a non-registered player and this year it was in the form of The Scarfies, (Doug Laughlan, Bill Briton, Gloria Markovina & Anne Woulfe. After some negotiation, they were dissuaded from burning the Club's one and only sofa in celebration!
Well played to all participants, it was a great event and lived up to all the history behind it.
The Badger
Press & Publicity Officer.
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