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Every New Zealander deserves to live in a warm, healthy home but for many people, securing one is an increasing struggle.
Things are changing though, and quickly - and Housing New Zealand is part of the solution. We’re building 23,600 new state, affordable and market homes for Aucklanders and… View moreEvery New Zealander deserves to live in a warm, healthy home but for many people, securing one is an increasing struggle.
Things are changing though, and quickly - and Housing New Zealand is part of the solution. We’re building 23,600 new state, affordable and market homes for Aucklanders and work is happening right now in neighbourhoods across our city.
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Janie from Blikfang Art and Antiques
The jumble, dust and general havoc one tends to come across in standard antique stores is refreshingly absent at Northcote Point institution, Blikfang (Danish for "a trap for the eye"). We've sifted through the junk so you don't have to, curating a gallery-like space that prides… View moreThe jumble, dust and general havoc one tends to come across in standard antique stores is refreshingly absent at Northcote Point institution, Blikfang (Danish for "a trap for the eye"). We've sifted through the junk so you don't have to, curating a gallery-like space that prides itself on an assortment of objects and artwork, both fascinating and mysterious.
Everything is half price, Friday 13th and Saturday 14th July, 10am-4pm. Come into Blikfang Art and Antiques, 130 Queen Street, Northcote Point.
At Blikfang, antique mirrors reflect the silhouettes of sculptures, while contemporary New Zealand art, ceramics and graphics from the 50s and 60s are placed throughout. The space has energy too, host to a number of themed exhibitions every year. The "shock of the old set against the gleam of the new" is what will invite you to linger here for a while.
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Jim from Northcote Point
UK8 or US9 (They are definitely what I'd call an 8 by NZ standards).
Great pair of Puma Tazon "SoftFoam" shoes.
The grey is actually a bit darker than the photos.
Only worn once because they are just that little bit small for me.
However, they are very light and comfy … View moreUK8 or US9 (They are definitely what I'd call an 8 by NZ standards).
Great pair of Puma Tazon "SoftFoam" shoes.
The grey is actually a bit darker than the photos.
Only worn once because they are just that little bit small for me.
However, they are very light and comfy with the SoftFoam soles.
Your feet will thank you profusely :-)
Price: $80
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Countdown supermarkets are recalling a frozen vegetable mix as a precaution amid fears it could contain a particularly dangerous strain of listeria that has been linked to nine deaths overseas.
The Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) confirmed the recalled products have been traced back to a … View moreCountdown supermarkets are recalling a frozen vegetable mix as a precaution amid fears it could contain a particularly dangerous strain of listeria that has been linked to nine deaths overseas.
The Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) confirmed the recalled products have been traced back to a Hungarian facility, known to be the source of the listeria.
A Countdown spokeswoman said the supermarket had been advised there was a potential risk its Bell Farms Steam Veggies, Carrot, Corn and Broccoli bags contained the bacteria.
The company withdrew one batch of the Bell Farms frozen vegetables on Friday from all Countdown, SuperValue, and FreshChoice stores and has since recalled all batches of the product. Anyone who has purchased this product can return it to any of our stores for a full refund.
Frozen vegetables generally pose no risk if cooked correctly before eating, she said. Listeria can cause illness in pregnant woman and their unborn babies, newborns, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems.
Information on the recall is available here. More information on food safety and listeria can be found here.
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These offers are available to Resene ColorShop/DIY cardholders. If you don’t have one you can … View moreClean up around your place with your choice of a free Resene cleaning product when you spend $100 or more at your local Resene ColorShop. Plus get 10L of Resene Ceiling Paint white for $99*!
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Get hands on experience! Next course starting on 30th July. Gain the nuts and bolts of Information Technology in just 18 weeks!
This new course will build your expertise across a broad range of fundamental IT skills through hands-on, project-based training. Learn about computer hardware, … View moreGet hands on experience! Next course starting on 30th July. Gain the nuts and bolts of Information Technology in just 18 weeks!
This new course will build your expertise across a broad range of fundamental IT skills through hands-on, project-based training. Learn about computer hardware, operating systems, applications and networks, and deepen your knowledge of business analysis, database and user experience. These are just a few of the skills you will gain from this course. Next course intake is 30th July. Contact us and enrol today!
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Sally from Bayswater
For new roof at St Peter's Church Takapuna, $20 ticket many fabulous spot prizes. Contact Sally Bussey 445 6378, 021 1517577
Jim from Northcote Point
Size - M
Very retro!
Soft lightweight cotton.
As new condition.
Price: $119
Jim from Northcote Point
Size - Women's L/10
Beautiful soft cotton in very good condition
Price: $109
Jim from Northcote Point
Lacoste Izod Jacket with red tartan lining and a vent across the back. This is a lovely rare vintage jacket.
Lightweight and comfortable.
Excellent condition.
Price: $120
Hi neighbours,
What do you think about your nurses rejecting the latest pay offer from District Health Boards? It's now been confirmed that 24 hours of strike action will begin at 7am Thursday.
A "majority" of the New Zealand Nurses' Organisation's (NZNO) … View moreHi neighbours,
What do you think about your nurses rejecting the latest pay offer from District Health Boards? It's now been confirmed that 24 hours of strike action will begin at 7am Thursday.
A "majority" of the New Zealand Nurses' Organisation's (NZNO) more-than-30,000 members have chosen to take industrial action - a move described as "unprecedented".
What do you think about Thursday's strike? Were you surprised they rejected the last offer? Or do you think they deserve more? Let us know in the replies!
Reporter North Shore Times
Hi Takapuna Real Estate agent John Hill explains why he sponsors a talent quest for young people with special needs, which is on Saturday at the Rose Centre in Belmont, 6.30 and $10 at the door. cheers Jodi
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