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Hi Neighbours, Things are not looking good for turnout in this year's Auckland Council elections. It might be the lowest yet. You've only got a few days left, do you plan to vote? Read the story below.
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Some of the fantastic cakes prepared by our Diploma students during the special two days of learning confectionary including a tribute to our native New Zealand bird, Kiwi!
The man who went missing in Auckland harbour earlier this week has been named as James Harley David …
Hi neighbours, A survey of 2000 Kiwis has shown different generations place value different qualities when looking for love. Young adults, aged 16 to 34, ranked a sense of humour as the most important quality in a partner, where as most 55- to 64-year-olds viewed sharing values as more important … View moreHi neighbours, A survey of 2000 Kiwis has shown different generations place value different qualities when looking for love. Young adults, aged 16 to 34, ranked a sense of humour as the most important quality in a partner, where as most 55- to 64-year-olds viewed sharing values as more important than sharing a laugh together. Younger people were also more likely to judge potential partners on their looks and perhaps unsurprisingly, more likely to meet their significant other online. What do you think is the most important quality in a partner and how did you meet yours? Please write "NFP" if you don't want your comment to appear in stories.
Our free monthly meeting this Monday at Te Tuhi, 13 Reeves Rd, Pakuranga at 1.30pm, we will be demonstrating how to download ebooks, magazines & newspapers from the library onto iPads. This will be followed by a short powerpoint presentation on Cyber Security.
Hi neighbours, my name is Brittany and I am a reporter with the Sunday Star Times. I'm looking for a family who's willing to talk to me about what local elections mean for them - the big issues that will affect you this year such as rates, transport etc.
Please get in touch if you are… View moreHi neighbours, my name is Brittany and I am a reporter with the Sunday Star Times. I'm looking for a family who's willing to talk to me about what local elections mean for them - the big issues that will affect you this year such as rates, transport etc.
Please get in touch if you are available to chat today or tomorrow - you must be willing to be quite open, as you may be asked about budget, household income and if you own your own home etc. To get in touch, email brittany.keogh@fairfaxmedia.co.nz (Please note that we will need you to be named and photographed for the story).
Hi All,
Please join us to a fun filled exercise to Bollywood music at a fraction of the cost. See the attached Flyer
When: Every Saturday at 9 am for one hour
Where: New Lynn Community Center, 45 Totara Avenue, New Lynn,
Cost : $ 5 per session (casual) or $30 for 10 sessions
Please bring a … View moreHi All,
Please join us to a fun filled exercise to Bollywood music at a fraction of the cost. See the attached Flyer
When: Every Saturday at 9 am for one hour
Where: New Lynn Community Center, 45 Totara Avenue, New Lynn,
Cost : $ 5 per session (casual) or $30 for 10 sessions
Please bring a bottle of water and a towel
First session absolutely free. Please come and give us a try and I guarantee that you will want more of it. Bring along friends and family. Hope to see you there
If you need more information please contact any one of us on the flyer.
New Season is starting tomorrow. Hurry and join before the spots fill up
We have our sessions through out the year come rain come shine please see our attached schedule
Those who have attended our class in the past can you please post your comments/recommend us
Here are some samples of our exercise
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After all the noise from this last year Auckland Council have said they will be actively monitoring. If you have to phone Council noise control tell them the venue is on the Special Instruction list for the Western area. And also complain to your Councillor. No one minds a few one off events but 2 … View moreAfter all the noise from this last year Auckland Council have said they will be actively monitoring. If you have to phone Council noise control tell them the venue is on the Special Instruction list for the Western area. And also complain to your Councillor. No one minds a few one off events but 2 months of it 3 nights a week is over the top!! Auckland Council lets people get away with anything these days.
A large red truck decked out in 'John Tamihere for Mayor' signs wasn't illegally parked by the polit…
Auckland Council has been accused of ageism for paying members of its youth panel 30 per cent less than its older advisors.
Members of its youth advisory board, who are aged 14 to 24, are paid $173 per meeting. But a review has recommended the council raise their pay to match the rate of $250 … View moreAuckland Council has been accused of ageism for paying members of its youth panel 30 per cent less than its older advisors.
Members of its youth advisory board, who are aged 14 to 24, are paid $173 per meeting. But a review has recommended the council raise their pay to match the rate of $250 per meeting, that members of other demographic panels get.
What do you think? Should young people get a pay rise?
Auckland University's vice-chancellor has responded to an outcry over the university's refusal to take white supremacist posters down from campus.
Stuart McCutcheon said he now recognised the most important matter was "not a debate about free speech", after last week citing … View moreAuckland University's vice-chancellor has responded to an outcry over the university's refusal to take white supremacist posters down from campus.
Stuart McCutcheon said he now recognised the most important matter was "not a debate about free speech", after last week citing free speech as the reason the university had not intervened. He said the most important matter was the "very real hurt and sense of threat" felt by some people in the university community.
What do you think of his response?
The National Party is considering a policy of fining parents $3000 if their children drop out of school and don't enter further education or training.
Simon Bridges says "The reality is if you're not in work, education or training, you're going to be languishing in a dole … View moreThe National Party is considering a policy of fining parents $3000 if their children drop out of school and don't enter further education or training.
Simon Bridges says "The reality is if you're not in work, education or training, you're going to be languishing in a dole queue, and the evidence is potentially for a long time". Do you agree with this policy? Should parents be fined?
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