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Hi Neighbours, While everyone is focussed on Team New Zealand's boat launch on Friday, have a look at how Hobson Wharf and Wynyard Point are changing as the bases are built for four challenges. How do you think it looks?
Read the story below.
(Please type NFP if your comments are not for … View moreHi Neighbours, While everyone is focussed on Team New Zealand's boat launch on Friday, have a look at how Hobson Wharf and Wynyard Point are changing as the bases are built for four challenges. How do you think it looks?
Read the story below.
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A man has been found guilty of killing a toddler whose fatal head injuries resembled those of someon…
Please come along to Lynfield Tennis Club on Saturday or Sunday 7 & 8 September between 1-4pm. Lots of fun. LOVE TENNIS event. Try tennis all ages with our coach Josh, fitness trainer Jansen, bouncy castle, BBQ, Mr Whippy ice cream van, raffles, spot prizes including Hells Pizza vouchers, … View morePlease come along to Lynfield Tennis Club on Saturday or Sunday 7 & 8 September between 1-4pm. Lots of fun. LOVE TENNIS event. Try tennis all ages with our coach Josh, fitness trainer Jansen, bouncy castle, BBQ, Mr Whippy ice cream van, raffles, spot prizes including Hells Pizza vouchers, special guest appearance Blackcaps bowler JEET RAVAL in attendance - try your luck to bowl him out, come and support your local community event, bring your friends, we look forward to meeting you
Planning your weekend binge recipe?
Try this Paprika Mayonnaise recipe to go with perfectly grilled burgers or even chips!
Paprika Mayonnaise (Makes approx. 150 ml)
Ingredients
1 egg yolk (room temperature)
1 pinch salt
… View morePlanning your weekend binge recipe?
Try this Paprika Mayonnaise recipe to go with perfectly grilled burgers or even chips!
Paprika Mayonnaise (Makes approx. 150 ml)
Ingredients
1 egg yolk (room temperature)
1 pinch salt
1 teaspoon dry mustard
1 teaspoons vinegar or lemon juice
125 ml canola oil (room temperature)
1 teaspoon paprika powder
Method
1. Place the yolk in a clean bowl.
2. Whisk in the salt and the lemon juice or vinegar, mustard.
3. While continuing to whisk, start pouring in oil, drop by drop.
4. Once the emulsion has begun to form, start adding the oil in a steady thin stream, whisking constantly.
5. When the sauce is thick, check seasoning.
6. Add one teaspoon paprika powder.
7. To thin, whisk in a little warm water or more vinegar.
Useful Tips
Mayonnaise may curdle there is too much oil, or if is added too quickly, or if the mixture is under-whisked. However, a curdled emulsion can be rescued by very gradually whisking it into either a fresh egg yolk or a spoonful of boiling water in a clean bowl.
To avoid oily-tasting mayonnaise use fresh oil which does not have a strong flavour. Canola and rice bran oil are two examples.
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If someone was on board a catamaran that flipped during an extreme weather event in Auckland last mo…
From the 9th – 15 Sep, celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori at Tāmaki Paenga Hira, Auckland War Memorial Museum.
Bring your whanau for a Poi making workshop where you’ll make your own poi, and learn about the history, tikanga and kōrero of poi. Culminate the week with waiata and kōrero at … View moreFrom the 9th – 15 Sep, celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori at Tāmaki Paenga Hira, Auckland War Memorial Museum.
Bring your whanau for a Poi making workshop where you’ll make your own poi, and learn about the history, tikanga and kōrero of poi. Culminate the week with waiata and kōrero at Voices of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori in the stunning Grand Foyer, with Rob Ruha, Mara TK and Kaaterama Pou.
The critically acclaimed broadway show School of Rock has made its New Zealand premiere starring the…
A young man cleared of claims he sexually assaulted people at a Young Labour Party summer camp got c…
Hi Neighbours, John Tamihere would unwind change and proposed changes to household waste collection. No food scraps collection, and keep general waste at weekly instead of fortnightly. Do you think it's a good idea? Read the story below.
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Tooth decay
Tooth decay happens when acids wear away the tooth's hard surface layer, called enamel. These acids are made by a sticky film called plaque.
Plaque build-up on teeth has germs that feed on sugary foods. The process of digesting these sugars makes acids that attack tooth … View moreTooth decay
Tooth decay happens when acids wear away the tooth's hard surface layer, called enamel. These acids are made by a sticky film called plaque.
Plaque build-up on teeth has germs that feed on sugary foods. The process of digesting these sugars makes acids that attack tooth surfaces.
Over a period of time, tooth decay can cause holes in the tooth surface. These are called tooth cavities. If left untreated, cavities can get bigger. They can even destroy the tooth.
There are different stages of tooth decay
First Stage - The dull spot on the tooth's surface may be decay. Brushing teeth with a fluoride toothpaste and flossing may prevent it from becoming a tooth cavity.
Second Stage - The tooth decay is now a cavity. It has gone through the tooth's hard surface layer.
Third Stage - Now that the tooth decay has reached the softer layer of the tooth, it will get bigger faster.
Fourth Stage - If the cavity is not filled, it can cause bigger problems deeper in the tooth.
Here are some tips to help prevent tooth decay:
Avoid eating a lot of sugary foods. Cut down on snacks between meals. This will help prevent plaque from making acid. It will also reduce the number of times your teeth are exposed to acids.
Eat a diet high in calcium. Calcium helps strengthen tooth surfaces.Drink plenty of water, especially if you take certain medicines. Some medicines can decrease the amount of saliva your body makes.
Use a toothpaste and mouthwash with fluoride. Fluoride helps make tooth surfaces harder and stronger
Visit your dental team at least twice a year.
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Come along to our Apple Mac Computer meeting 1.30pm at Te Tuhi, 13 Reeves Rd, Pakuranga, Monday 9th September. Our 1 hour presentation will be about creating a Google Account. With this account you can send and receive emails using Gmail, which you will also learn how to setup. This meeting is … View moreCome along to our Apple Mac Computer meeting 1.30pm at Te Tuhi, 13 Reeves Rd, Pakuranga, Monday 9th September. Our 1 hour presentation will be about creating a Google Account. With this account you can send and receive emails using Gmail, which you will also learn how to setup. This meeting is FREE.
A young man accused of indecently assaulting four people at a Young Labour summer camp has pleaded g…
House lot of wool carpet(green). New Lynn. Lots of life still there. Free for collection. In return would like assistance moving and replacing furniture for laying of new carpet. New carpet to go in 25 September. Can be viewed on floor. Phone 8274977
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