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NZ College of Chinese Medicine secures your future in a rewarding and respected profession!
If you are interested in acupuncture, Chinese medicine or perhaps wellness and relaxation massage this is your opportunity to find out more about the courses available at the NZ College of Chinese … View moreNZ College of Chinese Medicine secures your future in a rewarding and respected profession!
If you are interested in acupuncture, Chinese medicine or perhaps wellness and relaxation massage this is your opportunity to find out more about the courses available at the NZ College of Chinese Medicine.
Come to our Auckland Campus OPEN DAY on Saturday, 15th of June – enjoy a campus tour, obtain course information and if you wish, have free acupuncture services in our clinic.
(Phone the clinic on 09 969 4328 to make a reservation for treatment between 10 am and 2 pm - bookings are essential.)
The College is offering significant early payment refunds on Tuition Fees for all courses starting 22 July.
Contact 09 580 2376 for course information
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Hi neighbours, as its worst, today's weather affected power to 9000 customers, vector said.
This included people homes in Dairy Flat, Kumeu and Titirangi. Were you affected by the weather?
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There have now been 100 measles cases in Auckland so far this year. Auckland Regional Public Healt…
Physical and psychological abuse of elderly people is occurring at an alarming rate, according to a …
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Hi Neighbours, did you know that Auckland has 150 bus shelters that use almost as much power as an average home? As Auckland Council prepares to consider declaring a climate change "emergency", do you think they should starting looking a little closer to home? Read the story below.
… View moreHi Neighbours, did you know that Auckland has 150 bus shelters that use almost as much power as an average home? As Auckland Council prepares to consider declaring a climate change "emergency", do you think they should starting looking a little closer to home? Read the story below.
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Eighteen eateries have been hit with D and E-grade food safety ratings in inspections by Auckland Council's officials between March and May. Seven places were graded E for "critical risk" including cockroach infestations and poor cleaning. And another 11 were given a D-grade for … View moreEighteen eateries have been hit with D and E-grade food safety ratings in inspections by Auckland Council's officials between March and May. Seven places were graded E for "critical risk" including cockroach infestations and poor cleaning. And another 11 were given a D-grade for reasons including poor cleaning, pest issues and allergen management.
What do the grades mean?
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"A D-grade means that faults that are not a critical risk to food safety were found on the premises and intervention by a food safety officer was required," a council spokesperson says.
"E-grades are issued to businesses with critical food safety risks. When a critical risk to food safety is found, the business will immediately close and will reopen when the critical food safety risk has been addressed.
E-grade eateries
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Ghazal Indian Cuisine, Glen Eden
The Café Helensville
Sui Yuan, Mt Albert
Dosa Plaza Metro City
Baab Korean Restaurant
Dosa Plaza, Mt Roskill
India Bar and Restaurant, Ellerslie
D-grade eateries
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The Falls Restaurant and Cafe, Henderson
Sushi Factory Japanese Restaurant, Auckland Central
The Grill, Wairau Valley
Indigo Takeaway, Avondale
Curry Masala, Flatbush
Feriza's, Auckland Central
Matsu Sushi, Auckland Central
Homecooked, Wairau Valley
Rabbit Café, Eden Terrace
Tai Ping Supermarket, Pakuranga
Yu Linh Long Factory / Mr Big Pan, Panmure
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Hi Neighbours, While we might confront Auckland's transport and housing woes daily, a far bigger challenge looms for our city politicians.
The clock is ticking on climate change. Are you ready to dig a bit deeper so Auckland can do its bit ? Read the story below.
Type NP if you don't … View moreHi Neighbours, While we might confront Auckland's transport and housing woes daily, a far bigger challenge looms for our city politicians.
The clock is ticking on climate change. Are you ready to dig a bit deeper so Auckland can do its bit ? Read the story below.
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