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Sarah Moore from Froot Camp
If getting fit is on your 2022 'to do' list, join Froot Camp!
Froot Camp is a completely free bootcamp running in Auckland Domain - a great bunch of people who love to have a laugh while they sweat. We train three times a week and every session is different (so you'll never get … View moreIf getting fit is on your 2022 'to do' list, join Froot Camp!
Froot Camp is a completely free bootcamp running in Auckland Domain - a great bunch of people who love to have a laugh while they sweat. We train three times a week and every session is different (so you'll never get bored).
Here's what you need to know:
- it's FREE! (Froot Camp = Free Bootcamp!)
- we train at 6pm on Tuesday and Thursday and 9am Saturday
- we meet at the back of the Museum
- all fitness levels are welcome
- all you need to bring is a good attitude and your water bottle
Questions? Ask below!
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Kyle from Auckland Central
I'm a writer, its taken me 2 years but I'm almost finished. Just run out of money, I'm dying for some nicotine and sugar so I can focus on finishing this last stretch and get a proper full time job while I publish it. If you needs the dishes done, bathroom scrubbed, or any other … View moreI'm a writer, its taken me 2 years but I'm almost finished. Just run out of money, I'm dying for some nicotine and sugar so I can focus on finishing this last stretch and get a proper full time job while I publish it. If you needs the dishes done, bathroom scrubbed, or any other chores, make me an offer. I am a massive cat person and have house sat before. If there's anything else let me know, I may be able to help.
Arthur from Auckland Central
Kia Ora Neighbours!
My name is Arthur and I am putting a post on here as I am wanting to gain traction in the environmental engineering field.
I am looking for an opportunity to demonstrate my knowledge and skills in this field through a paid role.
I attained a bachelors degree in … View moreKia Ora Neighbours!
My name is Arthur and I am putting a post on here as I am wanting to gain traction in the environmental engineering field.
I am looking for an opportunity to demonstrate my knowledge and skills in this field through a paid role.
I attained a bachelors degree in Environmental Engineering in Brazil, and did further studies in NZ doing post grad in Business Management. I am fluent in English both verbal and written.
I have a lot to offer and am just needing an opportunity to arise for me to follow my passion. I have chosen NZ to be my home and would love to contribute in protecting and improving our environment/whenua.
Any offers or advice would be much appreciated. I have a CV and cover letter if you would like any further information.
Ngā mihi
Connie from Grafton
Hi,
I'm a postgraduate student at University of Auckland and currently needing participants for my research project :) We have updated health and safety policies at the clinic to ensure safety and protection of everyone involved!
Feel free to contact me at cloi408@aucklanduni.ac.nz or … View moreHi,
I'm a postgraduate student at University of Auckland and currently needing participants for my research project :) We have updated health and safety policies at the clinic to ensure safety and protection of everyone involved!
Feel free to contact me at cloi408@aucklanduni.ac.nz or help me spread the words!
Tracey from Ponsonby
Solid wood with sunbrella black fabric. Well used but still does the trick. 3.5 or 3.7 mitre square. Hard to get pics without people in them. Stand not included. Free to anyone who can collect
Free
Tracey from Ponsonby
Well used sofabed free for someone that can collect. Sorry don’t have recent photos and sofa is now stored in our garage under our house. If you wanna check out David Shaw quality see their website www.davidshaw.co.nz...
Looks good in bay window of a villa.
Free
The Team from Auckland Council
Tāmaki Makaurau and the whole of Aotearoa New Zealand is now under the Red setting of the COVID-19 Protection Framework’s traffic light system.
For what you need to know to stay safe and enjoy Auckland at Red, click on 'Read More'.
Nick from Mount Eden
Hi All, I've recently created a facebook group where we can discuss aviation activity and talk about ways of reducing its disturbance to the neighbourhood. If you would like to join and tell us your experience of noise disturbances in the wee small hours. It would be great to hear from you. … View moreHi All, I've recently created a facebook group where we can discuss aviation activity and talk about ways of reducing its disturbance to the neighbourhood. If you would like to join and tell us your experience of noise disturbances in the wee small hours. It would be great to hear from you. www.facebook.com...
P.S.
Hi all, thank you for your lovely messages of support and encouragement. I agree that the Auckland police force provide an integral service and they do a wonderful job. They are an essential service just like healthcare and education, however, just like all public bodies there is always room for improvement. The created FB group is about exploring ways in which improvements can be made to all aviation activities over Auckland so as to minimise disturbances in the middle of the night. This is required because of the multiple health implications associated with a disturbed sleep, including poor mental health. Additionally, there is also ambiguity around what is happening in our skies. For example, the police perform undisclosed 'Special Operations' in the middle of the night over Auckland. When I asked what these 'Special Operations' include they advised that it is confidential. Which is fine, however, if these activities are to continue then let's suggest ways that they can minimise disturbance such as employing drones or consigning those 'Special Operations' to day time hours. Lastly, police aviation spending has jumped from approx. 3 million dollars five years ago to approx. over 13 million dollars in 2021, but it's hard to say to whether this money is been used efficiently with the limited and ambiguous information provided. For example, a high tech drone might soon be affordable enough to replace a cumbersome and noisy helicopter, if not, surely the maintenance and fuel costs are definitely something to take into consideration when performing a cost/benefit analysis. My group is about reviewing these ideas and giving a voice to those that do not have the loudest voice in the room, if you would like to contribute then feel free to join.
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Chris from Parnell
Parents with children under 3 years can get a free tin of Karilac Shegoa infant formula by registering here: www.shegoasample.com.... This is a new advanced formula made from a combination of goat and sheep milk. Much better than other formulas for digestibility.
Free
Nadia from Mount Eden
Hi neighbours. I’m looking to buy a size 14 senior/year 13 skirt. Keen to hear from you if you have one to sell. 0212048932
We are seeking a caretaker for 40 hours per week, to assist with general building and minor repair work; grounds maintenance/rubbish disposal; security checks; and school heating maintenance. Various additional tasks as required. This will suit a self-motivated person with initiative. A background … View moreWe are seeking a caretaker for 40 hours per week, to assist with general building and minor repair work; grounds maintenance/rubbish disposal; security checks; and school heating maintenance. Various additional tasks as required. This will suit a self-motivated person with initiative. A background in building and/or trades may be an advantage.
Please apply by email with a brief covering letter, CV, and the school’s application form, to the Principal: Glendak@rangeview.school.nz.
Applications close midday on Friday 28 January, 2022. Start by negotiation.
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Helen from Epsom
I am selling on behalf of my mother who has moved and cannot fit this beloved antique wardrobe at her new place. Natural insect repelling camphor wood will ensure your clothing/contents are kept in great condition and smelling nice. Not too sure of the time period it was made in. Original key and … View moreI am selling on behalf of my mother who has moved and cannot fit this beloved antique wardrobe at her new place. Natural insect repelling camphor wood will ensure your clothing/contents are kept in great condition and smelling nice. Not too sure of the time period it was made in. Original key and locks all in working condition. Left hand door has a mirror, while the right hand door features beautiful floral hand carving. The roof and base of wardrobe appears to be made of sheet wood and hence is bowing and splitting in some places as shown in photos. The left hand side of wardrobe also has a small split as shown. There is a hanging rail inside which has a small dent.
Splits into 2 sections for easier transport: hanging section and the 2 drawer base.
Dimensions: 1750(H)x910(W)x590(D)
Pick up in Epsom
Price: $400
Wendy from Freemans Bay
It's time to get that item fixed rather than throwing it away!
Repair Cafés are events where you can bring broken or damaged items and locals volunteer their time and expertise to fix them for you for no charge. The idea is to encourage the concept of Repair-Renew-Reuse.
It is all part … View moreIt's time to get that item fixed rather than throwing it away!
Repair Cafés are events where you can bring broken or damaged items and locals volunteer their time and expertise to fix them for you for no charge. The idea is to encourage the concept of Repair-Renew-Reuse.
It is all part of the circular economy which is what Doughnut Economics is all about.
Une-Deux Café holds them on the second Saturday of every month. The café gives us the space for free. You can show your appreciation by buying a coffee or some delicious food.
Our experts do their best to fix:
- Small electrical appliances (like kettles, toasters, lamps, radios etc)
- Clothes (patching, hemming, let in or out)
- Computer and electronic problems diagnosed (software & hardware); and sometimes fixed too
- General items, including toys, glued, nailed, screwed, stitched or checked for mechanical faults
And we have DIY people who are just clever at seeing at what is wrong with something and knowing how to fix it.
Please be aware that repairs are done upstairs, so all items must be small enough to carry in your arms. Note also that the area is not suitable for children, for health and safety reasons.
One of the special aspects of a Repair Café is that you get to stay with the repairer while your item is being fixed. You may even learn how to fix it yourself next time.
From past experience, about 70% of items are successfully repaired. If you are happy with your repair, donations / koha gratefully received to help fund future Repair Cafés.
There is usually plenty of parking in surrounding streets.
At our Repair Cafés, everyone (repairers, organisers, café staff) will be double vaccinated. You will need to show your Vaccine Pass and wear a mask. So we will all feel safe and protected.
Wallace from Freemans Bay
A True Fiberglass Classic
A good runner in premium condition
All inclusive a real bargin
text Pete on cel: 0221525599
… View moreA True Fiberglass Classic
A good runner in premium condition
All inclusive a real bargin
text Pete on cel: 0221525599
Condition-Excellent
Motor
2018 Tohatsu 30 Hp, 2 stroke -approx 15-20 hrs only
Trailer
like new, new wof and rego - powder coated black
Seating
squabs on 4 separate fiberglass bins
will easily accommodate 4x adults
Extras
bilge pump5000lph
canopy (folds both ways)
25L tote tank
Drogue
Bait board (detachable)
Storage net
Anchor /warp
Plenty dry storage
Remote steering
Electric start
Other comments
Easily launched/ Retrieved by one person
All up towing weight 400 kg approx.
Can be towed by 1300cc car
Price: $6,500
Ane from Mount Eden
Vulla house being renovated. Happy to sell individually. $40.00 each or an offer for all. 0273536670. Collect from Mt Eden.0273536670.
Price: $40
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